clinical intern
msed
Jenna Rossi
currently accepting new clients. schedule a call here.
Therapy should be a warm, welcoming, and non-judgmental environment, where you feel accepted and understood for who you are. It is a place where you can explore the person you are currently and who you want to be. Life can be challenging and having a safe and trusting relationship with someone who can help you navigate the hardships life throws at you is the first step in building the most important relationship one has, with themself.
Hey there! I'm jenna.
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Virtually (NY)
ages
Clients, Locations, & Insurance
diagnosis
populations
location
Adolescents (10 to 12)
Teens (13 to 17)
Adults (18+)
Anxiety
Relationships
Reproductive Health
Individual
Groups
$25 to $50 Per Session
private pay
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Jenna Rossi is a Clinical Intern pursuing her LMHC at Alfred University, set to graduate in June 2025. She holds a Master’s in School Counseling from Hunter College and has spent the past 12 years as a Guidance Counselor for K-5 students in a Charter School in harlem. Jenna specializes in supporting children with emotional regulation, ADHD, anxiety, and conflict resolution, teaching them essential skills for communication and problem-solving. She now applies her experience to working with young adults, helping them navigate similar challenges in a clinical setting.