Jennifer Piwnicki, LCPC, PMH-C, CYT (she/her)

I’m a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor at Wildflower. As a psychotherapist, I believe that genuine human connection, empathy, and nurturance are crucial to healing the mind, body, and spirit. I honor the unique backgrounds that influence who we are as individuals, while acknowledging that we have a universal longing for connection, love, and joy. I have an innate ability to deeply feel other’s emotions and I use this insight as a building block to assist clients in recognizing how their patterns, reactions, and emotions impact their relationships with themselves and others. I approach life with a level of humility and awe that reminds me that there is always room to grow.

My approach to therapy is to create and foster authentic non-judgmental therapeutic relationships that are rooted in hope, warmth, and support. I emphasize the here-and-now in sessions in order to provide a safe environment for clients to process emotions as they arise. Tending to behaviors, thoughts, and emotions in sessions also provides insight into limiting paradigms that we frequently and unconsciously adhere to. I passionately believe that we have an inherent ability to heal and to thrive, as I have witnessed profound transformations resulting from working through our struggles.

I am honored to be a member of Wildflower’s Supervisory Team, as I believe that mentorship, guidance, and support are integral components of the therapeutic profession. During my years as an emerging psychotherapist, I was fortunate to have several mentors in a variety of disciplines that provided me with opportunities to trust and develop my professional intuition and skills. I feel passionate and excited to have the ability to pay that experience forward to future generations of therapists and their clients.

I earned my Bachelor’s degree from Bradley University and my Master’s degree in couple and family therapy from the University of Colorado Denver. My personal and professional development emphasizes evidence- and systems-based therapies in the treatment of trauma, grief and loss, eating disorders, depression, and anxiety issues. I have received specialized training in attachment-based and trauma-informed approaches to individual, couple, and family therapy. I am also a meditation practitioner and a student of analytical (Jungian) psychology.

LCPC License Number: 180013920
Type 1 NPI Number: 1023591088
Accepts: BCBS PPO and BlueChoice plans, UnitedHealthcare/Optum PPO, self-pay and out of network clients

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Pronouns

she/her/hers

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Selected training and affiliation

Corrective Attachment Therapy & Attachment Communication Training
Attachment Treatment & Training Institute
Psychodrama Training, Denver, CO
Study Group in Jungian Psychology, C.G Jung Institute of Colorado
The Body Keeps The Score: Trauma Conference, Bessel van der Kolk, MD
Embodied Recovery: Somatic Training for trauma, attachment, and eating disorders
Perinatal Mental Health Training
Training in Jungian and Natural Dreamwork
Highly-Sensitive Person (HSP) Knowledgeable Therapist
Religious Trauma Healing and Recovery Training

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Key beliefs

Communicating with our bodies, minds, and spirits is crucial to healing.
Addressing our emotions in the present moment is transformative.
Cultivating self-compassion takes courage and commitment.

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More about me

I am constantly in search of the world’s best decaf latte.
Reading (especially Harry Potter) is one of my favorite ways to recharge.
I love any and all items created by craftspeople!