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Jennifer Kendrick, PhD
Individual and couples therapy
I work with adults navigating two distinct experiences: women discovering in adulthood that they may have been masking autism or ADHD all along, leading to a midlife identity crisis, and couples coping with infertility or the grief of a miscarriage. Both situations can create a sense that the life or identity you've carried no longer fits.
As a therapist, I focus on the unique challenges faced by women, including the differences between autism vs anxiety in women. All sessions are conducted via telehealth, so there are no extra steps on your hardest days.
Services Offered
Individual therapy
Individual therapy
Individual therapy
I work with adults navigating two distinct experiences: women discovering in adulthood that they may have been masking autism or ADHD all along, leading to a midlife identity crisis, and couples coping with infertility or the grief of a miscarriage. Both situations can create a sense that the life or identity you've carried no longer fits
I work with adults navigating two distinct experiences: women discovering in adulthood that they may have been masking autism or ADHD all along, leading to a midlife identity crisis, and couples coping with infertility or the grief of a miscarriage. Both situations can create a sense that the life or identity you've carried no longer fits.
As a therapist, I focus on the unique challenges faced by women, including the differences between autism vs anxiety in women. All sessions are conducted via telehealth, so there are no extra steps on your hardest days.
Couples therapy
Individual therapy
Individual therapy
When the life you expected changes overnight, it can feel like you're navigating a midlife identity crisis. Pregnancy loss, such as miscarriage grief, and infertility can alter the narrative you thought you were living — it's not just about the loss itself, but also the future you envisioned together. Grief isn't linear; it surfaces diffe
When the life you expected changes overnight, it can feel like you're navigating a midlife identity crisis. Pregnancy loss, such as miscarriage grief, and infertility can alter the narrative you thought you were living — it's not just about the loss itself, but also the future you envisioned together. Grief isn't linear; it surfaces differently for both partners. Couples therapy offers a supportive space to process what you've both lost, allowing you to share your pain without having to manage it alone or rush toward 'moving on.'
What I do
