HI, I AM JENNA
(she/her)
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
I believe that every child is full of potential, and I’m passionate about helping them thrive emotionally, socially, and developmentally. Whether we’re navigating big feelings, behavioral challenges, life transitions, or family dynamics, I’m here to create a safe and supportive space for both kids and the adults who care for them.
Jenna Clark, MS, LPCC
HI, I AM JENNA
(she/her)
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
Jenna Clark, MS, LPCC
I believe that every child is full of potential, and I’m passionate about helping them thrive emotionally, socially, and developmentally. Whether we’re navigating big feelings, behavioral challenges, life transitions, or family dynamics, I’m here to create a safe and supportive space for both kids and the adults who care for them.
More About Me
Background
I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Minnesota State University, Mankato. I have worked in community mental health and school-based mental health settings, primarily with children ages 2-13 using an attachment theory, family systems, and trauma-focused approach.
As a therapist, I’m especially passionate about creating a safe and supportive space where even the youngest clients can thrive. I believe in the power of play, laughter, and a little bit of silliness — while also helping families work through the challenges that are impacting their everyday lives.
My approach is warm, playful, and collaborative. I use developmentally appropriate, evidence-based strategies to meet children where they are, while also working closely with parents and caregivers to build tools that support growth at home and beyond. It is my true passion to partner with families as they build stronger connections, find new ways to communicate, and grow together.
Specialties
I have a special passion for supporting kids who are neurodivergent, those in foster care or adoptive families, and children who have experienced trauma. I believe every child deserves to be seen, heard, and understood—especially when their story includes challenges that are often misunderstood or overlooked. Whether we’re working through sensory needs, attachment disruptions, emotional regulation, or identity and belonging, I consider it a privilege to walk alongside children and their caregivers on their journey toward resilience and hope.
- Adoption & Foster Care
- Anxiety
- Attachment
- Depression
- Early Childhood
- Early Childhood Parenting Concerns
- Grief/Loss
- LGBTQIA+
- Neurodivergency
- Play-based Therapy
- Trauma/PTSD
Personal Interests
When I am not at Invigorate, I enjoy being outside, spending time with my favorite people, browsing for books with an iced-caramel latte in hand, or snuggling with my cats, Poke and Zoey and my dog, Frodo.
Education, Trainings, and Affiliations
- DC:0-5 Diagnosis and Treatment Provision
- Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Minnesota Board (License #3313)
- Master of Science Degree, Mental Health Counseling, Minnesota State,
Mankato, MN
- Bachelor of Arts Degree, Psychology and Public Health with an Orphans and Vulnerable Children minor, Taylor University, Upland, IN
More About Me
Background
I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Minnesota State University, Mankato. I have worked in community mental health and school-based mental health settings, primarily with children ages 2-13 using an attachment theory, family systems, and trauma-focused approach.
As a therapist, I’m especially passionate about creating a safe and supportive space where even the youngest clients can thrive. I believe in the power of play, laughter, and a little bit of silliness — while also helping families work through the challenges that are impacting their everyday lives.
My approach is warm, playful, and collaborative. I use developmentally appropriate, evidence-based strategies to meet children where they are, while also working closely with parents and caregivers to build tools that support growth at home and beyond. It is my true passion to partner with families as they build stronger connections, find new ways to communicate, and grow together.
Specialties
I have a special passion for supporting kids who are neurodivergent, those in foster care or adoptive families, and children who have experienced trauma. I believe every child deserves to be seen, heard, and understood—especially when their story includes challenges that are often misunderstood or overlooked. Whether we’re working through sensory needs, attachment disruptions, emotional regulation, or identity and belonging, I consider it a privilege to walk alongside children and their caregivers on their journey toward resilience and hope.
- Adoption & Foster Care
- Anxiety
- Attachment
- Depression
- Early Childhood
- Early Childhood Parenting Concerns
- Grief/Loss
- LGBTQIA+
- Neurodivergency
- Play-based Therapy
- Trauma/PTSD
Personal Interests
When I am not at Invigorate, I enjoy being outside, spending time with my favorite people, browsing for books with an iced-caramel latte in hand, or snuggling with my cats, Poke and Zoey and my dog, Frodo.
Education, Trainings, and Affiliations
- DC:0-5 Diagnosis and Treatment Provision
- Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Minnesota Board (License #3313)
- Master of Science Degree, Mental Health Counseling, Minnesota State,
Mankato, MN
- Bachelor of Arts Degree, Psychology and Public Health with an Orphans and Vulnerable Children minor, Taylor University, Upland, IN