Jessica Glynn
LMFT-A · Brainspotting Certified
Licensed in South Carolina, Washington & Wisconsin · Under Supervision by Kayce Bragg LPC-S, SC#8061, Washington License#: LH 60978395 · Under Supervision by Dr. Lisa Lovelace PsyD, Wisconsin License #: 3561-57
Indigo eTherapy is more than a therapy practice — it's a sanctuary for healing, connection, and personal growth. Rooted in compassion and lived experience, Jessica's mission is to help individuals, couples, and families feel seen, supported, and empowered in their healing journey.
Jessica works from a systemic lens, looking at the whole picture — how environments, relationships, and personal histories shape who we are and how we heal. She blends mindfulness, somatic practices, and experiential techniques to help clients connect not just mentally, but emotionally and physically as well.
Therapeutic Approach
Jessica doesn't believe in "fixing" people — she believes in walking with them as they remember their worth and reclaim their voice.
Areas of Specialty
Jessica's Story
Her path to becoming a therapist wasn't a straight line — and that's exactly what makes her work so meaningful.
A Calling from the Start
I've always known I wanted to help people. I remember in seventh grade, one of my classmates told me, "You're going to be a therapist one day." That moment stuck with me. Even then, I was the friend who wanted others to know they weren't alone, that I had their back, and that I would always be a safe space for them. That's still the heart of my work today.
Building a Foundation
My journey into the mental and behavioral health field started with respite work, supporting children with behavioral diagnoses. From there, I trained in ABA therapy and worked with children on the autism spectrum. Eventually, I joined Child Protective Services, which gave me a deeper view into family systems and trauma. I earned my bachelor's degree in 2014 while raising my first child — motherhood became my full-time focus, but I stayed connected to the behavioral health world.
I want people to know that therapy doesn't have to feel clinical or distant. It can feel human, safe, affirming — and yes, even a little bit magical. That's what Indigo eTherapy is all about.
— Jessica Glynn, LMFT-A