Jamie Henry (she/they) is a Licensed Professional Counselor and doctoral candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision. With over eight years of clinical experience across community mental health, outpatient, and private practice settings, Jamie brings a liberation-centered, decolonizing lens to both therapy and supervision. She provides individual counseling, clinical supervision, and consulting grounded in the belief that healing is a radical act.

Jamie works affirmingly with queer and transgender individuals, Black, Brown, Indigenous, and Asian communities, and neurodivergent clients. Her clinical approach integrates person-centered theory, narrative and counter-story frameworks, Internal Family Systems, trauma-focused modalities, and Critical Race Theory-informed practice. She is particularly passionate about supporting clients at the intersection of identity, systemic oppression, and mental health, and about training the next generation of culturally responsive, liberation-oriented clinicians.

I am a Black, queer, and gender-expansive clinician and educator. I show up to this work shaped by my own lived experience of navigating systems that were not designed with people like me in mind, and by a deep commitment to building something different. My practice is not neutral, and I do not pretend that it is. Black values built this work, and that shows up in how I conceptualize healing, how I hold space, and who I center.

I hold identities of both marginalization and privilege, and I am committed to ongoing reflection on how those positionalities inform my relationships with clients, supervisees, and colleagues. I bring a commitment to anti-oppressive, intersectional practice into every clinical encounter, not as an add-on, but as the foundation.

• Individual therapy (in person in Fort Collins & telehealth throughout Colorado) 18+

• Gender-affirming care, including supporting documentation and letters

• Clinical supervision for pre-licensed counselors (individual, triadic, and group formats)

• Consulting for organizations and individuals

• Professional training and continuing education

Rates:

• Individual therapy: up to $200 per session

• Couples/family therapy: up to $200 per session

• Clinical supervision: up to $200 per session

• Group rates available — contact for details

A sliding scale is available. I believe cost should not be a barrier to care; please reach out to discuss options. Typical rates land between $75 and $150, with a few select spots available at lower rates that may not always be available. 

Insurance:

• Medicaid

• CCHA

• United

• Aetna

• Cigna

• Optum

• BCBS/Anthem

• Kaiser

Education

• Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, University of Northern Colorado (doctoral candidate, in progress)

• M.S., Community Mental Health Counseling, University of Wyoming, 2018

• B.A., Psychology; Minor in Interpersonal Communication, Chadron State College, 2016

Professional Associations

• American Counseling Association (ACA)

• Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES)

Trainings & Areas of Focus

• Gender-affirming care and documentation

• Multicultural and social justice counseling competencies

• Clinical supervision theory and practice (doctoral-level training)

• Additional training in DBT, CBT, Trauma, OCD, IFS, Somatic/Body-Based Therapy, Suicide, Self-Harm/NSSI, and Attachment