About
She works with clients navigating unresolved trauma, faith transitions, relationship distress, identity shifts, and emotional burnout. Her approach supports people who feel stuck in old patterns, disconnected from themselves, or weighed down by experiences that still live in the body and nervous system. Together, they work to rebuild self-trust, strengthen relationships, and create meaningful change through experiential, trauma-informed therapy. Jannalee's office is designed to feel warm, grounded, and intentional, providing a safe space for clients to process their experiences and work towards healing. She integrates various therapy modalities, including EMDR, Sand Tray Therapy, Relational Life Therapy, and Internal Family Systems, to support healing that reaches beyond insight and addresses the roots of distress. Whether clients are navigating a faith transition, a mixed-belief relationship, unresolved childhood wounds, or questions about identity and belonging, Jannalee provides care that honors the full complexity of their experience. With her warm and non-judgmental approach, Jannalee helps clients reconnect with themselves, heal what hurts, and create something new.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Listed fee: $160 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Trauma Therapy
Jannalee offers trauma therapy in Mesa, Arizona for individuals and couples who want deeper healing and more authentic connection.
Relational Healing and Connection
She provides relationship therapy for couples and individuals who want to understand patterns of conflict, emotional distance, or disconnection.
Faith and Spiritual Transitions
Jannalee supports individuals and couples navigating faith shifts, religious trauma, mixed-belief relationships, and identity changes connected to spirituality.
Trauma Recovery and Identity Repair
She offers trauma therapy in Mesa for adults healing from childhood trauma, emotional trauma, relational trauma, or religious trauma, integrating various therapy modalities to support healing.