Jeanetta Henderson, LPC

Jeanetta Henderson brings a relational and global perspective to counseling, shaped by time spent living, working, and mentoring in multicultural settings across the United States, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Her professional background includes leading marriage reconciliation efforts, Women’s Boundaries groups, Divorce Care Recovery groups, Grief Care groups, and work with teens and parents of children with special needs. These varied experiences inform a practical, people-centered approach to therapy.

She holds both a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts from Dallas Baptist University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor - LPC, a state license to practice professional counseling. She has also completed targeted training including 50 hours of trauma-focused instruction and a 40-hour Certified First Responder Counselor training program. Her clinical toolkit draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused techniques, and principles rooted in biblical tradition.

Henderson emphasizes the role of relationships in emotional health, viewing many interpersonal difficulties as stemming from shame, fear, old wounds, trauma, or unrealistic expectations. Her work centers on helping people recognize those patterns and take steps toward change. Progress depends on how long those patterns have been in place and on each person's readiness to do the work.

As clients begin to move toward greater wholeness, she notes that opportunities for more authentic and transparent relating often emerge. She finds fulfillment in supporting people as they discover their gifts and passions and in guiding them toward healthier connections and renewed purpose.