Jennifer DeVore

Jennifer DeVore, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker serving clients in Kentucky and Indiana who are feeling weighed down by fear, guilt, sadness, or a persistent sense of unworthiness. She works with people who notice that the stories they tell themselves can keep them stuck in familiar, painful patterns, or who feel torn between others’ expectations and their own authentic values. Her therapy is focused on creating room for self-compassion and helping clients begin to challenge the inner critic so they can move toward a life that feels more aligned and fulfilling.

Jennifer is especially passionate about supporting women who want to reclaim parts of themselves that may have been set aside while trying to balance competing roles and responsibilities. Her work often emphasizes self-care and mindfulness, along with practical ways to reframe beliefs that contribute to negative cycles. She has a particular interest in the intersection of trauma and ADHD, informed by her own later-in-life experience of being diagnosed with neurodivergence.

In sessions, Jennifer approaches healing as a collaborative process grounded in honesty and a nonjudgmental stance. She helps clients clarify goals and build on their inherent capacity to heal, drawing from multiple modalities based on the individual, their environment, and the situation at hand. She also places strong value on the therapeutic relationship and encourages open conversation about what is and is not working in therapy to support meaningful progress over time.