Jessica Edmundson , LPCC

Jessica Edmundson is a licensed therapist practicing in Ohio with 12 years of professional experience. She holds an LPCC - Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor - and has worked with people in both in-patient and out-patient settings to address substance use disorders. Her clinical work also focuses on helping individuals process trauma and abuse, build motivation, and strengthen self-esteem and confidence, while developing practical skills to manage depression and anxiety.

She approaches care with respect, sensitivity, and compassion, tailoring conversations and treatment plans to each person’s unique needs. Her practice emphasizes solution-focused work, and she prioritizes creating an environment of empathy and safety that supports meaningful engagement and progress. Collaborative treatment planning guides each therapeutic relationship so goals and strategies align with what the individual hopes to achieve.

Outside of her professional life, Jessica is a wife and mother of two, and she also has two dogs. She and her family enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, camping, and exploring. In quieter moments she likes to sit outdoors with a cup of coffee. Jessica’s interest in helping others deepened during college as she navigated her own experiences with anxiety and depression, and that personal understanding informs her compassionate approach to care.

Taking the first step to begin therapy can require courage, and Jessica is supportive of people who reach out for help. She aims to structure her schedule around client needs when possible and offers evening sessions on an as-needed basis. Prospective clients are encouraged to get in touch to discuss scheduling and fit. For more information, her Psychology Today profile is available at https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/1375146 and her private practice website is at https://empoweringsolutuons.wixsite.com/therapy-with-jessica

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