Jane Parker, MS LMHC is a licensed mental health counselor who specializes in working with adults who are ready to make changes in their lives. She will help you gain some understanding of the patterns in your life, to examine your reactions to others and develop insight into strong feelings of grief, depression and anxiety.

Jane's experience includes working with adults who are dealing with past abuse or trauma, employee  assistance programs, personal  growth workshops, women's issues and anger management. She has a special interest in Dissociative Identity Disorder or DID. 

 Jane sees the therapy process as one of collaboration and creativity as the client works to meet their goals, enhance their lives and relationships and untangle behavior, thoughts and feelings.

 §     " A good friend of mine uses the phrase compassionate curiosity to describe the ideal therapist’s attitude toward the patient. We begin therapy with a much more compassionate, kind, understanding stance toward the patient and his problems than the patient has himself. And we are curious, in a calm, unafraid way – we want to understand how things got to be so bad, and we assume that by fearlessly facing reality we will help the patient find relief from his distress. Compassionate curiosity is the attitude most of us need to apply to ourselves as well. What a change that would be for almost everyone I know! " from Happy At Last by Richard O'Connor