Jennifer Lehr, MFT


Looking for a therapist who is kind, caring and able to help?

It’s not fun to feel alone with your problems.  Unsatisfying relationships, worry and hopelessness hurt.

I remember when 24 years ago, I was first looking for a therapist.  I felt alone and knew something was wrong. I wanted someone who was kind, smart and able to help.  That’s the therapist I have become.

Do you:

  • have a big heart but sacrifice yourself in relationships and end up lonely and in pain?
  • get lost in worry or hopelessness at times or feel like you are spinning out of control?

Would you like to:

  • let go of old patterns that do not work and become confident, happy and peaceful?
  • learn how to be in relationships without betraying yourself?
  • rebuild closeness and trust and enjoy each other again?

I help people:

  • change the way they engage with their lives.
  • develop the ability to honor and support themselves.
  • build the right relationship with themselves and others.

Contact me today to start the journey of creating the joyous and fulfilling life that you have always wanted!


Recent Blog Posts:

    Respond-AbilityAugust 16, 2010 : Respond-Ability

    This past week, some very specific events brought up a lot of pain and grief for me. The first event was when I read an article about a 17month old boy who was beaten to death.  The perpetrator stated “I didn’t hit him that hard.”  Later in the week, I saw the Time magazine cover of the18... »

    Shouldn’t-Be CarefulJuly 26, 2010 : Shouldn’t-Be Careful

    Sometimes we stand at the foot of a task and get stuck because we are telling ourselves that we shouldn’t have to do this thing. The task is there.  There is no way around it. We have a choice.  Our choice is to sit there, stuck, or to tackle the task.  This is a choice about freedom and... »

    Navigating Dreams of LoveJuly 18, 2010 : Navigating Dreams of Love

    I watched Alice in Wonderland recently.  As Alice was questioning the social customs and values of her time, she was advised to “follow the path,” to which she replied, “I make the path.” Alice spoke to the importance of knowing ourselves, of holding onto our dreams and fighting our demons... »

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