Personal Counseling
Services
Individual Counseling
Personalized, One-on-One Support
Individual counseling provides a confidential space for individuals to reflect, grow, and develop strategies for navigating challenges. Sessions are tailored to each client’s needs, helping them gain self-awareness, set meaningful goals, and build confidence in their personal and professional lives.
Group Interventions
Community in Shared Growth
Group interventions provide a collaborative and supportive environment where individuals can learn from one another while working through personal and professional challenges. These groups are designed to foster self-exploration, skill-building, and personal development through structured discussions and interactive activities.
A Holistic, Strengths-Based Approach to Counseling
Jackie Joyce, M.S.Ed., NCC
Pre-licensed Counselor*, National Certified Counselor (NCC)
I am a dynamic counselor, who is dedicated to fostering growth and acceptance for my clients. Rooted in possibility development, My approach is rooted in possibility development, blending person-centered, existential, and cognitive-behavioral counseling methods to support individuals in reimagining what is possible in their lives and equipping them with the tools to move forward with confidence. With robust experience in college and career planning, I help individuals explore their narratives and take ownership of their futures. As someone who has supported over 1,000 students at various stages of their post-secondary planning, I acknowledge that major life transitions come with unique stressors and uncertainties. If you’re ready to explore what’s possible and transform your challenges into opportunities for growth, I invite you to reach out. Let’s navigate these transitions together and build a path toward a more confident and fulfilled future!
*Jackie is a pre-licensed counselor under the clinical supervision of Penn counseling faculty. She has completed all of the graduate educational requirements for licensure and has passed her National Counseling Exam (NCE), but she is now accruing the 3,000 post-masters degree hours required for licensure.