Anxiety & Depression✦Body Image & Disordered Eating✦Addiction & Recovery✦First Session Free✦Santa Rosa, CA✦Rohnert Park, CA✦Petaluma, CA✦Windsor, CA✦Online Across California✦17 Years of Experience✦5.0★ Rated✦Anxiety & Depression✦Body Image & Disordered Eating✦Addiction & Recovery✦First Session Free✦Santa Rosa, CA✦Rohnert Park, CA✦Petaluma, CA✦Windsor, CA✦Online Across California✦17 Years of Experience✦5.0★ Rated✦
Sound familiar?
Why people reach out
Overthinking, dread, restlessness, or a mind that will not switch off.
Low mood, low energy, loss of interest, or feeling flat and disconnected.
Feeling tired of the "lack" of life — like something is missing, even without a crisis.
In sessions with Jenny
What the work builds
Understanding anxious thoughts and low moods as protective parts of you, not defects to be fixed.
Practical DBT and CBT tools to interrupt the spiral and rebuild energy and motivation.
Reconnecting with what matters so life feels meaningful again, not just manageable.
Anxiety & Depression Therapy for adults in Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park, Petaluma, Windsor, and the rest of Sonoma County — in person at 350 College Ave, Suite 101 or online anywhere in California.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
The practical things people want to know before booking a free first session.
Do I need a diagnosis to start therapy?
No. You can begin with symptoms, stress, or simply the sense that something has felt off or missing for a while. Many of Jenny's clients don't have a big crisis — they just want life to feel more meaningful.
How long does it take to feel better?
It does not have to take months. Jenny has witnessed relief and deep emotional shifts happen rather quickly — though the pace is always guided by the time you want and need.
What approaches does Jenny use for anxiety and depression?
An integrative blend of CBT, DBT, ACT, mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems — trauma-informed and strengths-based, in a warm, judgment-free space. Your first session is free.
Start with a free session.
Meet Jenny, talk about what's been happening, and see how the fit feels — before committing to anything.