Meet Jessica

Helping her clients find space within themselves to navigate their happiness, sadness, triumphs, and pain will always be the center of her work….….one breath at a time.

Jessica McJunkin-Flatts is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Registered Yoga and Mindfulness teacher. She works with a mindful-based perspective within various theoretical approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Mindful Focused Therapy, Strength Based, and Compassion Focused Therapy. Jessica’s therapeutic style speaks to the needs of her clients because her focus is objectively being honest and open to ensure transparency on all levels.

Jessica has experience working within the LGBTQ+ community, in clinical settings, preventive programs, and mental health programs. She has a MS in Mental Health Counseling from Long Island University.

Throughout her career, she has worked with youth and adults living with Grief, Anxiety, Depression, Interpersonal/Peer relationship issues, Life Transitions and other severe & persistent mental illnesses. By combining her clinical and yoga/mindfulness knowledge to support individuals on their journey towards wellness, she ensures her clients have practices that are useful in their day to day lives.

Clinical Evaluations and Documentation Services

All services begin with a confidential clinical evaluation to assess symptoms, level of functioning, and overall need. The purpose of this process is to determine whether documentation is clinically appropriate based on your specific circumstances.

If appropriate, documentation may include a professionally written letter or completion of required forms, aligned with the expectations of employers, schools, or other institutions. We take a thoughtful and ethical approach to this work, ensuring that all documentation reflects an accurate clinical assessment.

We do not provide on-demand or guaranteed documentation. Our focus is on maintaining the integrity of the evaluation process while supporting individuals in accessing appropriate resources. We make the process simple and supportive from the beginning.

Important Information
All services require a clinical evaluation
Documentation is not guaranteed and is based on clinical necessity
Services are private pay and separate from ongoing therapy
Documentation may not be accepted by third parties (employers, schools, courts, or housing providers)
Court-related services are non-forensic and do not include legal opinions or determinations
Who This Service Is For

This service is appropriate for individuals who:

Are experiencing mental health challenges that impact daily functioning
Need support communicating those challenges to an employer, school, or institution
Are seeking a professional, ethical, and confidential evaluation process
Understand that documentation must be clinically justified
Getting Started

The first step is to schedule a clinical evaluation. From there, we will work with you to assess your needs and determine whether documentation is appropriate for your situation. Book your evaluation.