Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a licensed mental health practitioner with over 30 years of experience counseling in various settings such as low-income communities and in a university counseling center. I have taught psychology at various universities and am currently an adjunct professor of psychology. I train post-graduate students in aspects of psychology that they will need to know to pass their board exams in medicine and dentistry. I hold a Ph.D. in Social Psychology through which I’ve explored conflicts (social, ethnic, political…) in various countries. I was also a Licenced Massage Therapist for over 30 years.
I love to travel, interact with people from various cultural and spiritual perspectives to understand them and hone my understanding of myself in relation to others.
I come from a very eclectic family background via racial, religious, educational, social, judicial, political and sexual orientations. This being said, I am thus eclectic in my approach to counseling. I welcome clients where they are at and strive to explore where they are willing to go mentally, physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually to feel better and to achieve their dreams. Also, I have to add, I adore the outdoors and have been a proponent of the environment since I was a child. I still love to play in the rain.
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Cynthia Jenkins is a licensed mental health practitioner in Nebraska, carrying professional licensure as NE LMHP 1811 and bringing 34 years of clinical experience to her work. She earned a Ph.D. in Social Psychology and has applied that training to explore conflicts across social, ethnic, and political contexts in a variety of countries.
Her counseling background spans services in low-income communities as well as roles in a university counseling center. Cynthia has taught psychology at multiple universities and currently serves as an adjunct professor of psychology. In addition to classroom teaching, she prepares post-graduate students for the practical knowledge they will need to pass board exams in medicine and dentistry.
For more than 30 years she was also a licensed massage therapist, an experience that informs her holistic perspective on well-being. Cynthia’s approach to therapy is eclectic, shaped by a family background that includes diverse racial, religious, educational, social, judicial, political, and sexual orientations.
She enjoys travel and values engaging with people from a wide range of cultural and spiritual viewpoints as a way to deepen her understanding of others and of herself. Cynthia welcomes clients where they are and collaborates to explore where they are willing to go mentally, physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually so they can feel better and pursue their goals.
An advocate for the environment since childhood, she adores the outdoors and still delights in playing in the rain.
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