Kiki Jacobson

Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate|Clinically Supervised

Depending on your needs, our work may incorporate evolutionary informed psychology to explore how our biological and psychological instincts shape modern challenges offering clients a deeper understanding of the “why” behind your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors; existential talk therapy to support meaning-making, personal freedom, and resilience through uncertainty; mindfulness-based interventions to help manage stress and reconnect to the present moment; narrative approaches, or integrative tools such as Tarot for reflection and symbolic insight.

Before discussing what brings you to therapy I want to learn a bit about who you are and what’s important to you — your background, your family, your values, and anything that shapes how you see the world. I operate from a biopsychosocial-cultural-spiritual model, seeing the person as a whole system influenced by: biology (body, brain), psychology (thoughts, emotions), social context (relationships, institutions), culture & identity (values, traditions), and lived experiences (trauma, privilege, resilience). Together we will identify themes or domains that matter most to you such as: emotional regulation, relationships or communication, self-esteem or identity, career satisfaction or work-life balance, coping with trauma, loss, or stress (to name a few examples) and then collaboratively define goals you would like to achieve through counseling.