Introductions

Jenna Burris, MA, LPC, LCPC

Therapy is offered either in person through walk and talk therapy or virtually online via telehealth. I will bring my most authentic, joyful, curious and non-judgmental self to the table. Together, we will cultivate self-awareness, self-acceptance and self-compassion by reconnecting to ourselves through the natural world.

I work with clients ages 16 and up, and my specialties include:

- Adult and adolescent depression, grief, trauma, PTSD, CPTSD and anxiety
- Life transition, identity, aging and work issues
- Couples and relationship issues
- Women’s issues, infertility, post-partum depression, miscarriage and infant loss
- Special training in: EMDR, mindfulness, and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAGALA, PATH)

I am so fortunate to be in the field of counseling and walking with clients through whatever difficulties they are facing. I often say, and truly believe that being a therapist is “the best job in the world.”

Hello! My name is Jenna Burris and I am a licensed professional counselor with 20 years of clinical experience based in Sheboygan County Wisconsin. In addition to being a therapist, I am a mom, a spouse, a voracious reader, a musician, an outdoor enthusiast and a trail and ultra runner. Through personal experience and research, I have discovered and benefitted from the healing properties of nature and being outdoors. It calms our nervous system, creates connection, stimulates creativity and problem solving, provides lessons and metaphor, and brings us back to our anthropological roots.

As a therapist, I have always been an open-minded learner. I integrate many evidence-based approaches (CBT, EMDR, DBT, mindfulness) as well as non-traditional modalities such as outdoor sessions, movement, literature, storytelling, enneagram, somatic-based practices, visualization and more. My outdoor sessions involve movement and include components of nature and eco-therapy. I believe that good treatment includes working with both the mind and the body.

Denise Peters,MA, LPC-IT

Sometimes life can feel a lot like a liminal space - a space of in-between where there’s the now and the not yet. The decision to move forward with pursuing therapy can feel a lot like these spaces. Sometimes these spaces are filled with joy–as you move from one thing to another, sometimes, sadness–as you reflect on what was or could have been, and other times, uncertainty–where the path ahead is unfamiliar.

My hope is to be a safe sounding board so you can be exactly where you are. I specifically enjoy working with women who find themselves here, and seeing if we can co-collaborate a posture toward self-compassion as we work to find a landing place. To do this, I value safety, belief, and connection as foundations for change to take its shape.

Denise works with adult women experiencing life transitions, anxiety and relational difficulties. And meets with clients online or in-person indoors or outdoors.