Karen Jeannette is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia, actively engaged in several professional organizations. She obtained her M.A. in School Counseling from The George Washington University in 2011, earning her credentials for private counseling in 2016. Currently, she is in her third year as a PhD student in Counselor Education and Supervision at The University of the Cumberlands. Karen is passionate about employing evidence-based practices and current research to deliver the highest quality of care to her clients. She recognizes the value of professional counseling in providing unconditional regard, which nurtures personal growth. Her rich experience spans assisting military personnel, advocating for access for individuals with special needs, and counseling at-risk children and adolescents, as well as providing emergency mental health support. She specializes in areas such as grief and loss, trauma, chronic illness, behavior management, family concerns, and life adjustments. Karen takes an integrative approach to the therapeutic relationship, employing person-centered therapy, solution-focused therapy, mindfulness practices, existential beliefs, and models of psychosocial development. Her commitment to fostering an inclusive and non-judgmental setting enhances the therapeutic experience for all her clients.