Jamie Floersch

Deciding to work with a therapist is a big step, often accompanied by feelings of uncertainty about what to expect. The process of therapy can take many directions, but always starts with a conversation. To begin, I’ll ask questions and listen carefully as you tell me about yourself. Together, we can begin to understand how things are, how they got to be that way, how you’ve been managing, and in what ways you’d like things to be different. Once I have a sense of who you are and what you want, I will be a committed and caring collaborator on your journey. I have experience helping people who are struggling with many things, including feelings of anxiety and depression, feeling “lost” or “stuck” in life, substance use/addiction, loss and mourning, relationship difficulties, significant trauma, body image and self-esteem, and life transitions related to young adulthood, parenthood and aging. With a deep respect for the unique stories, strengths and needs of each person I see, I tailor my