Meet Our Team

I believe everyone deserves a safe, non-judgmental space to heal, grow, and reconnect, not just to themselves, but to family, community, and the natural world. With 28 years of experience supporting individuals, couples, and families through trauma and life transitions, I'm here to walk alongside you.

This is deeply personal work. I'll meet you exactly where you are.

You want a resilient, meaningful life, but stress, conflict, and old patterns keep getting in the way. Jennifer Moore, a Regenerative Life Practice Consultant with 30 years of experience in healthcare, leadership, and mind-body practices, guides you with trauma-informed, integrative support. With her approach, you gain the clarity, self-leadership, and inner coherence you need to create a regenerative life that truly aligns with who you are.

If you're navigating trauma, dissociation, identity questions, or the weight of survival mode, you may feel fragmented, exhausted, or unsure of who you are. Many people come to therapy longing for clarity, stability, and a deeper connection to themselves.

I offer a grounded, collaborative approach that moves at your pace. Using EMDR, DBT-informed skills, and a person-centered lens, I help clients build safety, self-trust, and connection with all parts of who they are.

My background includes crisis care and wilderness therapy with teens — experiences that shaped my belief that healing isn't about quick fixes. It's about understanding your inner world and feeling whole again.

I'm deeply interested in how people make meaning of their lives, especially during times of challenge and change. My work is rooted in curiosity, reflection, and the belief that healing happens through relationship and awareness. Before entering the mental health field, I studied science, spent years immersed in visual art, and continue to work as an independent watercolor artist.

I bring extensive training in trauma-informed and somatic approaches, including yoga, trauma-sensitive yoga, Somatic Experiencing, and addiction counseling. I have taught in settings ranging from wilderness therapy to correctional facilities and value diverse perspectives on healing and resilience. Clients often describe my presence as grounded, calm, and enthusiastic.

My approach is rooted in a client-centered and trauma-informed perspective. I strive to help children, teens, caregivers, and families strengthen communication, foster secure attachments, and navigate life's challenges with resilience and hope. With a background supporting children, teens, and caregivers in community-based settings, I meet each client with compassion, curiosity, and respect, creating a warm, supportive environment where they feel safe to reconnect with themselves and move toward meaningful growth.

For clients who desire it, I offer the option to integrate faith into counseling through biblical principles, prayer, and other faith-based practices. Faith integration is always a personal choice and never required.

I consider it a privilege to walk alongside you as you pursue healing, hope, and restoration.

When you're facing a big life change — a move, a breakup, a new career path, or just the desire to grow — I'm here to help you find steadiness in the midst of uncertainty.

I'm a trilingual therapist (English, Portuguese, Spanish), musician, and student of indigenous traditions. I blend ancestral wisdom with practical, results-oriented tools to support you through anxiety, grief, and transition. My work is rooted in self-love, holistic health, nature's guidance, and community. I'll walk with you as you reconnect to your inner strength and move forward with clarity, purpose, and trust in yourself and the path ahead.

Being human is tough. At times, life can feel absolutely unbearable, and our minds trick us into thinking "unbearable" means "forever." Feeling stuck and hopeless is something I've gone through personally, but I remind clients that every moment of every day, our thoughts can change, our circumstances can change, our relationships can change — nothing stays fixed.

Prior to Aspen, I spent two decades working in just about every setting imaginable — hospitals, jails, substance abuse programs, veterans' courts, refugee resettlement. I've been in the trenches long enough to know people are more resilient than they think.

If I have a specialty, it's "messy." I have a particular soft spot for the tangled stuff — messy relationships, messy thoughts, messy coping mechanisms (aka addictions). I work with individuals, couples, and groups, across ages. Whatever brings you in, come as you are — sad, angry, imploding, or all three at once. No cleaning it up first. No judgment.