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Jennifer Sowers, LCSW-C (she/her)
Jennifer Sowers, LCSW-C (she/her)
Hey there! Let me tell you something about me using the pictures below! Just like you, I am a complex, multi-faceted person. Wellness and a healthy connection often take more than just a trusting therapeutic relationship (although I promise to provide that, too!) and I am more than just a therapist.
Note: Jenn is currently on maternity leave and is not accepting new clients. You are welcome to reach out via email to get on her waitlist for Summer 2026, when she intends to resume seeing clients for individual therapy.
“I want to live with deep intimacy every day of my life. I am guided, sometimes driven, by an ache to take the necessary risks that will let me live close to what is within and around me. And I am sometimes afraid that it will be too much, that I will not have, or be connected to, whatever it takes to be with it all, to bear the exquisite beauty and bone-wrenching sorrow of being fully alive.”
— Oriah Mountain Dreamer
My Credentials:
Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical (LCSW-C) in Maryland: 22859 (12/14/2020– present; Active)
Board Approved Supervisor in Maryland (7/14/2022 - Present; Active / In Good Standing)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado: CSW.09927319 (04/08/2021– present; Active)
Education:
University of Maryland, College Park: Bachelor's Degree in Psychology (2011)
University of Pittsburgh: Master's Degree in Social Work (2014)
Study Abroad in Cuba with the Center for Race and Social Problems
Additional Trainings:
Nature Informed Therapy
Brainspotting (level 1)
Psychological Evaluations for Asylum and Extreme Hardship Immigration Cases
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)
Psychological First Aid 101
Black Health and Wellness Series:
Healing Racial Trauma
Strengthening African American Families through Resiliency/Spirituality/Empowerment
Racial Trauma & Minority Marginalization: A Guide to Culturally Competent Treatment
Evidence-Based Care for Refugee, Asylee, and Immigrant Patients
Race, Sexual Identity, and the Therapeutic Relationship
NASW Training Series on Clinical Supervision
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