Natalie Jensen

Parenting a child who is struggling, whether with anxiety, grief, or something harder to name, can leave you feeling like you are figuring it out completely on your own. I work with children, adolescents, adults, and seniors moving through anxiety, depression, grief, and difficult family moments, and I often use creative, hands on approaches with younger clients since sometimes talking isn't the easiest way for a child to process what they're feeling. Clients often tell me I'm someone who really listens, someone who works to come to a clear understanding of what they need before trying to help.

My own family has given me firsthand experience navigating the medical system, school accommodations, and state support services for a child who needs extra help, and that experience shapes how I show up for the families I work with. Together, we'll work toward real clarity about what's going on and a concrete plan for moving forward, whether that means helping your child feel safe enough to open up, or helping your whole family feel steadier day to day. I work best with people who want a therapist who listens first and builds solutions together with them, rather than handing down generic advice.

Our first session together will feel like a conversation, not an interview. I'll take time to really listen to what's going on, come to a clear understanding of your immediate concerns, and start figuring out together how I can help. There's no pressure to have it all figured out before we start; we'll take it one step at a time. If you're looking for someone who listens first and works with you toward real solutions, I'd love to connect.