I’ve spent the last 15 years helping people learn to live healthier and more fulfilling lives.
About Jill
I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor, and my mission is to provide a sanctuary for healing and growth. My specialization in trauma, ADHD, substance use, and culturally affirming care is deeply informed by my own experiences as a proud Philadelphian, Puerto Rican, queer, and neurodivergent individual. I know firsthand what it feels like to navigate the world as 'other,' and it's in helping you embrace and advocate for your true, authentic self that I find my greatest purpose.
My therapeutic approach integrates proven psychotherapy techniques with mindfulness and brain-based coaching, fostering a powerful connection between your mind and body. We'll collaboratively set achievable goals and map out practical strategies to build resilience and a strong sense of self-agency. My aim is to help you not just face challenges, but to truly thrive and create a balanced, fulfilling life.
My professional journey has included impactful work in detox/rehab, youth residential facilities, intensive outpatient programs, and managed care. Off-duty, my life is filled with love for my wife, dog, and cats. I maintain a connection to my active past as a retired Muay Thai fighter and rugby player, and I stay grounded through CrossFit, mindfulness, and Yin Yoga. You might also catch me hiking with my dog, gardening, playing guitar, or enjoying a quiet moment of meditation. Let's build something beautiful together.
You should know
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Master of Professional and Clinical Counseling | La Salle University
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Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) PC008735
Certified Advanced Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor (CAADC) 9037
Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) 125986
Certified Clinical ADHD Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP)
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I am dedicated providing a safespace for all to discuss their culture and identity.
Traditional talk therapy often fails people of color because there is no room for the lived experience of these communities. Therapy should support the whole person and recognize the impact of generational trauma.