Educational Background

Jeannine is a practicum student working toward her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. She is currently working under the supervision of Soo Moon, MA, LMFT. In addition, Jeannine has a bachelor’s degree in psychology/special education and has a Master of Education in Early Childhood Education. Jeannine has taught kids of all ages and with a range of abilities.

Areas of Clinical Interest

Jeannine enjoys working with people across the entire lifespan and is passionate about supporting others on their life journey. She believes everyone can learn and grow. Jeannine works from a systemic and holistic lens. She utilizes a collaborative, person-centered approach that focuses on the mind-body connection and nervous system regulation.

Jeannine’s clinical interests include working with individuals, couples or families around life stressors, parenting, chronic illness and grief and loss. Jeannine is specifically passionate about supporting parents as they raise their children through numerous phases of life from birth through adulthood, as well as supporting women in mid-life.

Jeannine believes therapy looks different for everyone and individualizes sessions to meet the unique needs of each client. With a broad range of life experience Jeannine brings empathy and compassion to the therapeutic space and relationship. She meets clients where they are in their lives and provides a safe, nurturing environment.

Practice Areas

Jeannine works with children, adolescents and adults. She provides individual, couples and family therapy either in-person or via telehealth.

Personal Statement

I believe in the power of connection and self-awareness. Life can be messy, and it is easy to lose ourselves along the way. I believe that when we feel seen and heard all things are possible. With support and connection everyone has the power within them to make changes in their own personal lives and move themselves forward.

Age Ranges

Adults of all ages, adolescents (13-19) and children (6-12).