Jessica DeJonge

Sometimes life contains hopes, dreams and expectations that do not come to fruition. This leaves room for disappointment in self and others, as well as possible disillusionment with God. Callings and vocations that were once thriving can crumble. Relationships that were once answers to prayers can become painful and distant. Grief can be consuming, trauma can be paralyzing, and depression and anxiety can feel isolating. It is Jessica’s desire to walk alongside those who hope to process, heal, and move towards wholeness and health.

Jessica lived overseas for 16 years and understands the unique dynamics of transitions and international living. She has experience working with military spouses/families, missionaries, ex-patriate families, and singles. She is passionate working with people currently or formerly living overseas, but is also happy to meet with clients living in the state of Colorado where she is an LPCC. She desires to come alongside those facing issues of transition, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, crisis/transitions of faith, singleness, marriage challenges, and trauma.

Jessica is married and lives in Colorado with her husband and teenage stepson. They love to travel, hike, camp, paddle board and picnic. She also has a special love for flowers and photography.