I created Clarity Concierge Therapy for people who give a lot, but rarely receive the level of support they truly need. After years working across inpatient, outpatient, and traditional therapy settings, I saw that for certain clients—especially those navigating complex, ongoing stressors—once-a-week therapy can have real limits. Limited access, difficulty maintaining momentum, and gaps between sessions can make meaningful change harder to sustain.
This model of care is here to address that. By working with a smaller caseload, I’m able to offer deeper attention, continuity, and care to each individual. Here, you’re not just a time slot. You’re a priority.
Because once-a-week support isn’t always enough.
More Than a Session. A Steady Therapeutic Partnership.
Caramel Latte
GO-TO COFFEE ORDER
Mountains
MOUNTAINS OR BEACH?
seeing live music
Perfect night out
Meditation
Morning ritual
You know what’s not working,
and you’re ready to invest in care that actually moves you forward, with structure, support, and a steady next step.
Ready, But Unsure Where to Start
You’ve tried traditional therapy.
It helped, but not enough. You may be navigating recovery, questioning coping patterns, or ready for support that’s deeper and more consistent.
Craving Something More Grounded
You’re functioning… but barely.
You’re showing up for others while relying on coping habits that aren’t truly supporting you anymore—and your own needs fall through the cracks.
Feeling Stretched Too Thin
Most clients come to me feeling overextended, unsure, or stuck in cycles that aren’t working—patterns of coping that once helped, but no longer do. Here are a few places we often begin. Maybe one feels familiar to you, too.
This model is designed to fit into the full context of your life — your schedule, your health, your relationships, and your goals — so your care feels cohesive, steady, and clear.
- Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW)
- Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC)
- Experienced in inpatient, IOP, and outpatient care settings
- Trained in CBT, DBT, IFS, EFT, somatic work, and mindfulness-based approaches
Training & Credentials
- Addiction, substance use, and recovery
- Coping with addiction within the family system
- Anxiety and chronic stress
- ADHD and executive functioning challenges
- Trauma and grief
- Major life transitions
- LGBTQIA+ identity and lived experience
Specialties & Areas of Focus
I’ve worked across the full spectrum of care, including inpatient, outpatient, and private practice. I deeply believe in the transformational potential of therapy. At the same time, I’ve seen how traditional, session-based models can fall short for clients whose lives, responsibilities, and challenges require greater continuity and support.
My work is grounded in deep clinical training, but just as much in presence, intention, and the belief that therapy should feel like an integrated part of your life—not something contained to a single hour once a week.
Jen Dees, LMSW, CAADC
Let's discuss whether Concierge Therapy Is the Right Fit for your lifestyle
This is care that moves with you, not around a calendar.
- Flexible sessions, short, extended, or as needed
- Support between appointments (messaging, brief check-ins)
- Priority scheduling and increased access
- Personalized, collaborative guidance
- Deep therapeutic momentum that doesn’t disappear between sessions
- A therapist who truly knows you, invests in you, and adapts to your needs
Concierge THerapy
Therapy, Redesigned for Real Life:
You’re doing the work, but the model isn’t built for the pace of your life.
- Support is structured around a single weekly or bi-weekly session
- Limited or no support outside the therapy hour
- Hard to build momentum or feel meaningful progress
- Rigid scheduling that doesn’t match real life
- Feeling like you have to hold everything together until the next appointment
Traditional Therapy
Where most therapy falls short:
How Concierge Therapy Compares to Traditional Therapy
John George, LMSW, CAADC
Accessible, responsive, and deeply personalized. Her clients benefit from a level of presence and continuity that traditional models can’t always provide.
Jen’s concierge model reflects what high-quality mental health care should be
Dr. Sara Sakowski, LLP, CAADC
Her dedication to kindness and compassion for others fused with her clinical knowledge is a combination that is hard to come by. Her concierge model enhances these qualities, allowing clients to experience their benefits more deeply and personally throughout their healing journey.
Jen is one of the most knowledgeable and dependable colleagues anyone could ask for.
Lisa Haysmer, LMSW
The ability to have easier access to your therapist-urgent sessions, email check-ins, and text support-means clients have support in applying what they discover in session "in real life."
