Jan Horner

Jan Horner is an LPC based in Pennsylvania who has practiced for 10 years. She brings a focus on relationships, family dynamics, intimacy-related concerns, and a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues including stress, anxiety, mood conditions, addictions, trauma, and grief. Her scope also includes work with parenting challenges, career transitions, and concerns tied to identity and sexuality.

Horner frames therapy as a collaborative process that honors each person's experience while addressing patterns that interfere with connection and wellbeing. She aims to help people heal relational wounds and build the resilience needed to navigate change with courage and clarity. In sessions she attends as a non-judgmental witness, listening for how different parts of a person's life influence movement toward their goals.

Her work integrates sensitivity to family of origin themes, attachment struggles, and life-stage issues such as aging, midlife concerns, and end-of-life planning. Clients can expect an approach that draws on reflective conversation, exploration of values, and practical steps to address day-to-day challenges while also considering deeper meaning and long-term patterns.