Jen Yoder
Jen is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Masters Degree in Counselor Education from Ohio University, a Masters Degree in Medical Dietetics from The Ohio State University, and a Bachelors Degree in Dietetics from Ohio University.
Jen believes that each client is the expert regarding their own lived experiences and that the client and clinician are a collaborative team pursuing the same goal of client wellbeing and success. Jen takes a client centered approach to therapy, and provides a safe space for clients to safely process and explore their stories.
Jen works with individuals aged 18+. While Jen works with a broad range of presenting concerns, she feels like a particularly strong fit for clients seeking support for eating disorder recovery in an outpatient setting, individuals seeking support for pregnancy and post partum issues, parenting, and working with college students and faculty in higher education settings.
Jen recognizes that each individuals needs are unique and takes a strengths based approach to the therapeutic process. This multifaceted approach could include Dialectical Behavior therapy, mindfulness, solution focused therapy, motivational interviewing, attachment based therapy, among other modalities.
In Jen’s free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, experimenting in the kitchen with new ingredients and recipes, enjoying the outdoors, and listening to podcasts.
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What does trauma recovery mean to you?
“In the midst of my own recovery journey, I read somewhere that we are not the cause of our trauma, yet at the same time we are responsible for healing from our trauma. In many ways, healing from trauma can look and feel unfair, which makes it tempting to leave trauma unresolved. Common manifestations of unresolved trauma include anxiety, depression, physical symptoms like headache and chronic fatigue, and behavioral issues like substance abuse, eating disorders, or self harm. Trauma recovery is a journey that continuously unfolds. The beautiful part about trauma recovery is each time you right a wrong, you learn more about yourself and become a stronger, more resilient person.”
— Jen Yoder
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