I’ve been a practicing counselor since 2020, earning my Masters in Counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary. 

As a counselor, my goal is to help you grow in compassion and understanding of yourself and equip you towards healthier ways of connecting with others. I have seen and experienced how essential it is to do life connected to one’s community, while also recognizing that relationships require such care and thought. I want to equip you with the skills needed to thrive in overwhelming situations and be more aware of your story. 

I integrate several models in my care for clients and have pursued several trainings to better equip myself. These trainings include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting, eating disorders, and complex trauma. When not meeting with clients in a private practice setting, I work in a clinic with a variety of complex diagnoses and backgrounds. This experience has well-equipped me to work with clients in high-risk states and prioritize the care needed to keep you safe. I also find it essential to care for the whole person, and will often integrate elements of creative expression, movement, and nutrition in my sessions.

As a person, I love to be creative and playful. I have such fun trying new crafts (the latest venture has been embroidery) and exploring new ways to engage with my surroundings. I love to hike, read a good book, and explore new nooks of St. Louis with friends. But at the end of the day, my favorite self-care is drinking a cup of hot tea while cuddling my cats.

You can reach me directly at 314-944-2210 and jessicahuber@stl-ccc.org