Jenna Grant

Jenna Grant, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker serving clients in Nevada who are navigating major life transitions, emotional stress, and personal growth. She supports individuals as well as families with young children and teens, drawing on specialized knowledge in infant and early childhood mental health, including birth-to-five concerns. Her work is grounded in a compassionate, culturally responsive approach that aims to help clients feel understood while building practical skills for everyday life.

With a trauma-informed lens, Jenna focuses on concerns such as stress, anxiety, family dynamics, and the effects of trauma. She has particular experience supporting young adults, women, and families as they work through posttraumatic stress, attachment challenges, mood-related concerns, and interpersonal conflict. She is also passionate about helping clients through pregnancy and postpartum experiences, along with the unique emotional and relational layers that can arise in adoption journeys.

Jenna’s style is collaborative and strength-based, offering a steady space for clients to explore what they have been carrying, identify patterns that no longer serve them, and develop resilient coping strategies. She is certified in Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), EMDR-C, and TF-CBT, and holds a dual endorsement with the Alliance for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. In addition, she serves as a reflective supervisor and provides clinical supervision to social work interns who are pursuing independent licensure, bringing a strong foundation of clinical rigor to her therapeutic work.