Jenna Royall, ACMHC
Finding Hope in Every Situation
Trauma, grief, and loss can come in many different forms. Anxiety and depression
can be paralyzing/overwhelming, and the thought of overcoming it, discouraging.
I chose to become a mental health counselor because I believe there is hope. I
believe within each of us, regardless of the shape and size of our challenges, lies the power to heal. I find great purpose in connecting with others and working to explore resources and pathways for change to occur- and believe therapy to be an essential part of mental health that facilitates this growth in a nonjudgmental, unbiased way.
Clinically, I have specialized training in trauma, grief & loss, depression, anxiety, ADHD, attachment disorder, sexual abuse, and substance use.
On a personal note, I consider myself caring, understanding, and like to find the silver lining in life. I value connection with others and quality time with close friends and family (my husband and two boys). My hobbies and interests outside of counseling include cooking/baking, running/hiking, soccer, yoga, travel, trying new restaurants, sewing, and music (singing and piano).
Education, Licenses, & Certifications
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Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
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Bachelor of Science in Sociology
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Licensed as an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor
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Certified telehealth provider
Clinical Specializations
Adult Treatment
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Highly trained in multiple theoretical orientations including cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, existential therapy, positive psychology, motivational interviewing, and solution focused therapy.
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Confident in working through depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss.
Family Therapy
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Experienced in treating communication issues and strengthening family bonds
Teen Treatment
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Highly experienced in using interventions that build connection as well as reinforce ways to change
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Trained in utilizing modalities such as trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy, structured psychotherapy for adolescents responding to chronic stress (SPARCS), and motivational interviewing.
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Confident in ways to build adaptive emotional expression through art, music, and other forms of creativity.
Child Treatment
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Trained in ways to build positive attachment and parenting approaches within family systems.
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Confident in ability to help kids feel comfortable and even excited about coming to therapy.
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Experience with connecting and building adaptive emotional expression through multiple forms of play therapy with the use of art, games, storytelling, and sand tray therapy.
