JESSICA HABERMAN
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REGISTERED SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER
RSSW
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​Pronouns: they/she
Languages: English, conversational Spanish
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CLIENTS: Adults across generations, with a particular welcome for LGBTQIA+ people and anyone whose life has been shaped by marginalization, systemic barriers, or experiences of not belonging
​AREAS OF PRACTICE: Trauma, including PTSD and CPTSD; Anxiety; Grief and Loss; Life Transitions; Chronic Pain and Illness; Death and Dying; Identity and Belonging; Existential and Spiritual Concerns; and Religious or Spiritual Harm and Trauma
TREATMENT MODELS: Integrative, relational, somatic awareness, and anti-oppressive and disability-informed practice, drawing from IFS and Somatic IFS for Trauma, ACT, and DBT-informed approaches
FEE: ​$140 per session; sliding scale available

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ABOUT

Psychotherapy grounded in curiosity, compassion, and connection. I bring decades of experience as a mindfulness teacher and trauma-specialist bodyworker, along with a deep trust in our innate wisdom and capacity for healing. I support adults navigating trauma, anxiety, grief, chronic pain and illness, life transitions, and death and dying. My practice also welcomes questions of identity, belonging, meaning, and spirituality, including experiences of religious or spiritual harm. My work is relational, somatic, mindfulness-based, anti-oppressive, and disability-informed, shaped by both professional knowledge and lived experience. I offer a space to explore your experiences with care, reconnect with your own feelings and values, and develop greater self-trust, choice, and agency.