Hi! I’m Jessica Willis—a psychotherapist, guide, and space-holder for the parts of your story that are hard to say out loud and too sacred to leave behind. 

I have been in private practice since 2013. I hold a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University, and I’m a Board Certified Christian Counselor—but my approach is far from narrow or prescriptive.

While my roots include a spiritual foundation, the work I offer is expansive, inclusive, and deeply attuned to the lived experiences of each individual. I welcome clients of all identities, backgrounds, and belief systems. Whether you’re deconstructing faith, exploring your sexuality, healing trauma, or simply longing to feel more whole, you are safe and seen here.

I’ll guide you with a grounded, compassionate, and curious presence. I believe healing happens in safe spaces—where you don’t have to perform or hide, where you’re met exactly as you are, with warmth and acceptance, and gently invited to become even more of who you were always meant to be.

Over the years, I’ve sat with people through the quiet unraveling of identity, the heartbreak of divorce, the ache of spiritual deconstruction, the longing to be known more fully in love and in life. I’ve walked with adolescents trying to find their voice, mothers in the throes of reinvention, addicts in recovery, and individuals in the sacred, messy process of becoming.

My approach is relational, intuitive, and rooted in compassion. I draw from evidence-based practices, but I don’t believe you’re a problem to be solved. I believe you’re a whole person with a story that deserves care, curiosity, and space to be seen.

I’m especially passionate about working with those navigating life transitions, identity shifts, grief, sexuality, motherhood, and the deep desire to live more honestly—because I’ve walked those roads too. I bring not only clinical insight, but lived experience, spiritual depth, and a profound respect for your timing, your voice, and your truth.

In our work together, you can expect warmth, reverence, and radical permission to be fully yourself. You don’t have to edit your words or shrink here. You get to bring your whole self—and I’ll meet you with mine.