- Psychosomatic Practitioner Training (current)
- Certified Story Informed Trauma Therapy (SITT) & Level 1 Trained Narrative-Focused Trauma Care, 2022-Current
- Certified Brain Health Coach, 2014
- Ordained Minister of Pastoral Care, 2011
- Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor, NCCA, 2011
- Volunteer Chaplain for the Marion County Sheriff's Office
Jamie truly desires to help others feel seen, discover hope, and better understand the stories we hold in our mind, body, and soul—as these deeply influence our habits and relationships. She believes God wants to re-write old narratives and reclaim parts of our identity that can keep us prisoners of our past. Though none of us can avoid pain, suffering, and loss, God’s presence can be the healing balm we search for amid the clutter of the world. It is possible to choose joy, maintain connection, and learn to be present in our lives as we navigate all the twists and turns.
Married to her best friend for over 20 years, she humbly practices how to be a loving and honoring wife through each season of life. She is a mother to three active boys, who remind her daily that life is more meaningful when we show up in process—less tidied up with a bow. She has learned to lean into challenges with greater authenticity, discovering more surrender, play, and curiosity along the way.
As a lifelong learner, with Jesus as her compass, she energetically seeks out evidence-based and holistic tools to help clients heal on deeper levels. Through embodied experience, she guides with tender compassion and invites others to bravely face their pain and brokenness by stepping into the calling of “doing the work”—choosing to heal. God’s promise of restoration can lead to newfound freedom, peace, and joy. It is this invitation that opens the door to a renewed sense of purpose, fulfilling relationships, and healthy generational change.