Jeanetta Price

I’m Jeanetta Price, a Licensed Professional Counselor, author, advocate, and motivational storyteller who believes healing begins when people feel safe enough to tell the truth about what they have experienced.

My professional background includes school based mental health services, crisis intervention, private practice, advocacy, and supporting individuals through difficult life transitions. I am especially passionate about helping clients navigate grief, trauma, self esteem, depression, anxiety, major life changes, disability related challenges, and finding their voice after experiences that may have left them feeling unseen or unheard.

As a Blind Black woman, I also bring lived experience, resilience, cultural awareness, and a deep understanding that life can change unexpectedly. My approach is compassionate, honest, empowering, and person centered. I believe you are more than what happened to you, and therapy can be a place where you learn to understand your story without allowing your story to control your future.

I often say, “It took for me to lose sight to gain vision.” My goal as your therapist is not to tell you what your vision should be, but to help you discover it for yourself.

Healing does not mean pretending the hard parts never happened. It means learning how to move forward with greater understanding, confidence, and hope.

My approach to therapy is compassionate, collaborative, and goal oriented, with a strong focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy.

I help clients identify unhelpful thought patterns, understand how their thoughts can influence emotions and behaviors, and develop healthier ways of responding to life’s challenges. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, we work together to build practical coping skills, increase self awareness, and create changes that can be applied outside of the therapy room.

I also use Solution Focused Therapy to help clients recognize their strengths, identify what is already working, and develop realistic steps toward the future they want. While it is important to understand what brought you to therapy, I also believe in helping you move toward solutions, progress, and hope.

My style is warm, direct, supportive, and interactive. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, self esteem concerns, major life transitions, disability related challenges, relationship concerns, and other experiences that may leave them feeling stuck or unsure of their next step.

I believe therapy should give you more than a place to talk. It should help you gain tools, recognize your strengths, challenge what is holding you back, and create a clearer vision for moving forward.

During your first session with me, you can expect professionalism, compassion, and a safe, client centered environment where you can feel comfortable being yourself.

Creating a safe space is extremely important to me. I want you to know that you can share your thoughts, feelings, experiences, and concerns without fear of judgment. What you share in therapy is confidential, within the legal and ethical limits of confidentiality, and I will make sure you understand those limits from the beginning.

Our first session is also an opportunity for us to get to know one another. I will listen to what brought you to therapy, learn more about your needs and strengths, and talk with you about what you would like to accomplish. Together, we will begin developing goals that are realistic, meaningful, and centered around you.

I believe therapy is your space. You do not have to come in with all the answers or know exactly where to begin. My goal is for you to leave your first session feeling heard, respected, supported, and confident that you have a safe place to continue your healing journey.