Allow me to introduce myself.

Hi there! My name is Jane. A little about me:

One of my favorite things to do is comfort-watching sit-com series I’ve already seen a dozen times. I’m native Texan/Austinite & have some pretty complicated feelings about both, as well as some survivor’s guilt since moving to Colorado. I am an IVF baby from back when it was still a relatively new procedure. I’m also a proud mom to three kiddos: two in my heart & one in my arms.

My first pregnancy with my beloved son, Frankie, ended in termination for medical reasons (TFMR) & my entire life changed. Since then I’ve also been through pregnancy & parenting a living child after loss, preeclampsia, postpartum anxiety, & a missed miscarriage. It’s a rollercoaster, y’all.

I’ve built this practice for you. I want to fill the gaps in support for parents like me everywhere. I am passionate about this work & supporting parents through the sometimes difficult & devastating desire for parenthood & the process of family-building.

If you’re interested in my full & unfiltered TFMR story with my son, Frankie, you can listen to my interview on the Love & Loss podcast in the blue box below.

TLDR: I got pregnant for the first time at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic & learned at an early anatomy scan that he had myelomeningocele spina bifida & other related issues in his brain, spine, & feet. After further testing, consulting with specialists, & forced to chose life or peace for our son, we chose peace & decided to end the pregnancy. We lived in Texas & at that time (pre-SB8 & pre-Dobbs), this care was available to us close to home up until 21 weeks + 6 days. After winter storm Uri delayed our appointment by one torturous week, Frankie was born & died via D&E at Planned Parenthood in February of 2021 at 21 weeks + 3 days.

As a therapist, I believe the working relationship I have with my clients is one of our most important & powerful tools for healing & progress. Our interactions with one another in session can be a supported place to develop & practice new skills, integrate the past into the present & future, & to explore things that may feel too intense or overwhelming to approach alone or even with friends &/or family. Our time together can be a brave, dedicated, judgment-free space to talk about your baby/ies, your struggles, & your progress without worrying about being a burden. Trust me, I can handle it & I can help you to handle it better.

My style in therapy feels both conversational & intentional, in which I’ll ask thoughtful questions informed by your individual experience & background to help you connect & clarify the things in your life that are causing you stress &/or pain. My approach is client-driven, meaning that I will tailor our work to your individual strengths & needs, follow your lead, & ask for your input & feedback. Depending on what you need on any given day, we may talk or be silent, we may set a specific goal for our session or see what comes up in the moment, & we may laugh, cry, curse, or any combination of the above.

I only offer online therapy & support groups at this time, therefore in-person appointments are not possible. Telehealth thearpy has many advantages & I work with clients to ensure they are getting the most out of our time together, no matter how far apart we may physically be.

I always begin meeting with clients weekly for at least the first 3 months (& often longer) before some clients choose to meet every other week. Many clients continue meeting weekly throughout our work together. Every client’s needs are unique & most work with me for at least 6 months to a year, often through several important life transitions such as pregnancy/infant loss, TTC/infertility after loss, & pregnancy/parenting after loss, as well as work stress, challenges & changes in close relationships, & any other issues that get between my clients & their goals.

If you choose to schedule an intake appointment at the end of your free intro call, you will promptly receive an email invitation to my secure client portal. Here you’ll be able to complete your intake paperwork, set communication preferences, & provide your contact & payment information. Intake paperwork must be completed at least 24 hours in advance of your first session. If you opt for appointment reminders, you will receive text/email reminders with links to log into your first appointment.

In your first session, we will review some of the most important policies covered in your intake paperwork (such as my cancellation policy), answer any questions that may have come up from the paperwork or since our intro call, & then spend the majority of the time going through the circumstances bringing you to therapy &/or your history. This is your first opportunity to really dig into your story, offer relevant & important context for our work together, & share some of your goals for therapy. I often will end the session with some kind of closing/grounding exercise &/or some self care planning, since folks can often find that telling their story is emotionally, mentally, & even physically exhausting.

I typically recommend booking a 60-minute session for this first appointment to give time for all of these important topics.

You want the resume? Here are some highlights:

I am a licensed clinical social worker & board-approved clinical supervisor (LCSW-S) in the states of Texas, Colorado, & Hawaii. This just means that I have a Masters of Science in Social Work (MSSW) & am licensed to provide therapy & clinical supervision for folks in these states. I am also registered & approved to provide telehealth to clients in Florida, Idaho, & South Carolina. These states (& some others) allow mental health professionals licensed in other states to register & offer telehealth services to clients in their state without getting separately licensed there. Hopefully some time in 2026 I will be able to greatly expand the states where I’m able to work with clients thanks to a multistate license that will eventually be available in some states as part of the Social Work Licensure Compact.

As of early 2026, I also became a qualified clinical social worker (QCSW), a certification offered through the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). This means I have met national standards of knowledge, skill, & experience in the field of clinical social work & have agreed to abide by the NASW Code of Ethics, the NASW Standards for the Practice of Clinical Social Work, & the NASW Standards for Continuing Professional Education. The QCSW credential announces expertise in clinical social work practice.

I have been certified in perinatal mental health (PMH-C) through Postpartum Support International (PSI) since 2022, which means I’ve received extensive & ongoing training on mental health during pregnancy & the postpartum period (including following TFMR/loss & infertility).

And finally, I became certified through International Partnership for Perinatal Excellence (IPPE-C). This certification signifies a commitment to improvement & excellence in perinatal care & recognizes health professionals who not only meet but exceed the highest standards of perinatal health practice. IPPE certified professionals partner with families to prioritize prevention of pregnancy & infant loss, reduce disparities in perinatal loss, & build on the experience & success of perinatal loss prevention & care initiatives.

Prior to opening my own private practice, I spent my career in nonprofits, school social work, & clinical & case management services for patients living with HIV/AIDs. I’ve loved how adaptable a social work background can be, allowing me to provide diverse & highly tailored services to my clients, no matter the setting or goals of our work together.

Along with these credentials & professional training/experience, I also have personal experience with many of the issues my clients bring into therapy. This often means we share a baseline understanding & language that many of my clients value in our work together, allowing me to relate in a way other professionals, even highly trained ones, may not be able to.