Jenessia Cunningham LCSW, MSSA

Helping You Find Calm and Confidence Beyond Anxiety I support individuals who are living with anxiety—whether it shows up as constant worry, overthinking, panic attacks, perfectionism, or feeling stuck in “what if” scenarios. My goal is to help you understand your anxiety, not fear it, and develop practical tools to manage it with clarity and confidence. Through a compassionate and collaborative approach, I help clients explore the roots of their anxiety while also building real-world strategi

I help adults with ADHD better understand their brains, build practical strategies for daily life, and break free from cycles of overwhelm, procrastination, and self-criticism. Whether you've recently been diagnosed or have lived with ADHD for years, you're not lazy, broken, or unmotivated—you just need support that actually fits how your mind works. Together, we’ll focus on managing distractions, improving time and task management, reducing burnout, and navigating the emotional challenges that

I specialize in helping women navigate the emotional challenges of pregnancy and postpartum depression with empathy, evidence-based care, and unwavering support. Whether you're preparing for motherhood or adjusting to life after birth, I provide a safe and non-judgmental space where you can talk openly, heal deeply, and feel understood. Through personalized support plans, I work with women to manage anxiety, mood shifts, feelings of overwhelm, and the isolation that often comes with postpartum.

Helping You Find Calm and Confidence Beyond Anxiety I support individuals who are living with anxiety—whether it shows up as constant worry, overthinking, panic attacks, perfectionism, or feeling stuck in “what if” scenarios. My goal is to help you understand your anxiety, not fear it, and develop practical tools to manage it with clarity and confidence.

I help adults with ADHD better understand their brains, build practical strategies for daily life, and break free from cycles of overwhelm, procrastination, and self-criticism. Whether you've recently been diagnosed or have lived with ADHD for years, you're not lazy, broken, or unmotivated—you just need support that actually fits how your mind works.