“The ultimate lesson all of us have to learn is unconditional love,
which includes not only others but ourselves as well.”  - Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

About Jenny

Hello! I’m Jenny Clark, LMSW. As a therapist, I seek to support adults, adolescents and couples in their work to pursue healing, wellness and growth by fostering authentic connection through unconditional positive regard. My approach is strengths based, and our work together is client led - guided by you and designed to meet your unique needs and priorities. I strive to create an authentically warm and welcoming space for you to share your thoughts and feelings free from judgment, building a platform for positive change. I’m a high energy practitioner, and frequently use humor as tool to make talking about difficult things just a little bit easier.

I am eager to explore your concerns related to stress management, trauma, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, identity, and relationships. I also have prior experience assisting individuals navigating issues related to sexual assault, domestic violence, substance abuse, adolescent pregnancy, gender dysphoria, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (ODC) and Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections (PANDAS). I am eager to support people across the spectrum of human experience, including clients identifying as LGBTQI and BIPOC. I am a registered member of The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. I look forward to working with you to achieve your goals!
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During this time of sheltering-in-place, Jenny is offering online sessions. Her standard rate is $120 per session. Jenny is currently in network with Humana insurance, and can provide documentation for out of network reimbursement for all other insurance carriers. Please contact your insurance company to inquire about your out of network benefits. Jenny is currently pursuing full licensure as an LCSW under the supervision of Melanie Storrusten, LCSW.

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Education and Training
I am an LMSW and earned my Master’s degree in Social Work and Community Partnerships in 2005 from Georgia State University. I also hold a Bachelor’s in Sociology from University of West Georgia (1998). I am currently certified in trauma treatment using cognitive and somatic based interventions.

Career History
Prior to becoming a therapist, I worked in crisis response with sexual assault and domestic violence survivors and held leadership roles in nonprofit and government agencies serving youth engaged in the foster and criminal justice systems. I also have extensive experience working as a performing artist and hold a deep understanding of how art, identity and healing intersect. I feel honored to have found my “professional home” in the field of counseling.

Therapeutic Approach
I broadly define my practice as integrative, meaning that I pull from varied theoretical and treatment frameworks (CBT, IFS, ERP, Motivational Interviewing, Attachment Theory, trauma informed care, etc.), based on my clients’ individual needs. With that said, I am primarily centered in feminist and Rogerian perspectives. I also use a lot of social work approaches; Maslow and Erickson are the theorists that I draw from on a most frequent basis. Above all, I am trained to meet each client wherever they are in their journey, and remain aware of client self-determination and how institutionalized social inequities (sexism, racism, ageism, etc.) may impact their lives.