Education:
BS: Music Therapy (USU); MA: Marriage and Family Therapy (National University)
Licensure:
AMFT, Board Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC)
Therapy Models/Approaches Used:
EFT, IFS, Lifespan Integration
Works With/Populations:
Couples, Children, Teens, Adults
Biography
Striding firmly through life’s unpredictable journey, Janessa Campbell’s own experiences unveiled her purpose – to be a compassionate ally on other’s therapeutic paths. Janessa’s humanistic and empathetic approach to therapy is beautifully encapsulated in two quotes she cherishes. The first is, “Every family has a story…Welcome to ours!” which celebrates the unique narrative of every family, indicating her deep-rooted understanding that each person she counsels brings a distinctive tale of resilience, growth, and shared humanity. The second quote, by Hunter Thompson, is, “Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, body thoroughly worn out, and screaming, ‘Woo hoo, what a ride!’” This quote brings perspective on taking a part in others’ life adventures.
Apart from bringing her rich life experience into her practice, Janessa is a board-certified music therapist with over two decades of experience. Her knowledge is broadened with training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), shaping her success with couples and families. Her commitment to broadening her expertise demonstrates her unwavering devotion to her profession and her clients.
Janessa’s approach to therapy stems from her understanding of the vulnerability it requires to trust a stranger with one’s innermost fears or troubles. In the heart of this realization is her aim to provide a peaceful, safe sanctuary for you to reveal your life’s journey and challenges. Believing that therapy is beneficial for everyone, she prides herself on cherishing every interaction, whether brief or deep-rooted, to continuously learn and deepen the value of life, connections, and growth.
Janessa Campbell believes in not only the healing power of therapy but also the transformative advantage of embracing life’s whirlwinds. Through her own journey of self-discovery and healing, she has built the capacity to guide others through theirs. Janessa’s unique blend of professional expertise, deep empathy, and unwavering commitment to providing a safe therapeutic environment makes her an exceptional ally on your journey to growth and wellness. Reach out to Janessa, and let her be a part of your awe-inspiring ride through the therapeutic process.
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