About Jennifer

Jennifer J. Lehr, LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, a writer and author, the founder and creator of WeConcile®, a relationship restoration app for couples and individuals, and the host of the Yearning Heart Podcast. Her current book being published is Love’s Cauldron.

Jennifer received her MA in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Montecito in 2002. She is versed in Jungian thought, Gestalt theory and therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples among other modalities. She runs art collage groups and is a SoulCollage® Facilitator, helping others find their inner voices and creativity.

Jennifer has a unique meld of qualities – a highly developed intuition and the ability to channel as well as academic training and education.

As a highly trained relationship expert, Jennifer also specializes in educating couples on the relationship skills they need to build a solid, connected, and loving partnership.

Jennifer has written about relational health and wellness as well as healing and living our best lives for various print and online publications and has been featured on numerous podcasts. She currently has two different blogs: Jennifer’s Blog with her more personal writing and the WeConcile Blog with relational and self help.

From Jennifer

As I’ve lived and grown, I’ve become more aware of the importance of keeping an eye on our inner lives. It is so easy to get caught up in survival. It is in our inner lives we find parts of ourselves that need our attention so that they may develop and grow. As we are confronted by difficult events in our lives, these parts are calling to us to look within so that we may attend to areas that are wounded and wish to grow and more fully integrate into who we are.

As you grow and evolve, you may find the need to step out of the noise and into the quiet. This is where we replenish and recharge. This is where we ponder and gain insights and new perspectives. Give yourself permission to nurture this part of yourself.

Life is a practice, similar to any other practice. It requires focusing on staying awake moment-to-moment. Shifting from the habitual and automatic to a more organic way of being is called for. It asks us to recognize that we can transform our lives into things of beauty if we allow ourselves to open to new positive ways of being.

Wishing all a beautiful and fruitful journey filled with magic and grace.

Jennifer

Note: Why do I sometimes use Jennifer J Lehr, LMFT and sometimes MFT? When I was licensed, it was customary to use MFT for Marriage and Family Therapist. Later, people started using LMFT for Liscensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I sort of got stuck in both worlds.