Jen Norton, MSCP, LAPC

I am a graduate of Chatham University where I received my Masters is Counseling Psychology. Prior to pursuing a Masters, I received a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh.

I have experience working with adults across the lifespan, providing individual and group counseling for a variety of presenting concerns. Much of my work has centered around supporting the LGBTQ+ population and individuals who have experienced trauma. Additionally, I have a background as a gymnastics coach and am especially passionate about working with athletes navigating performance anxiety and mental blocks, body image concerns, return from injury, and transition into retirement. I am happy to work with individuals aged 14+.

I believe that every individual deserves a space where they can feel safe to show up as their authentic selves. My approach to therapy is eclectic, borrowing principles from several existing modalities in order to tailor treatment to each individual’s strengths and goals. I value a collaborative, relational approach to therapy where clients can feel safe exploring the ways that their lived experiences and broader environments impact their lives in the present. My goal is to help clients turn this understanding of their “why” into meaningful change.

In my free time I enjoy lifting, cycling, reading, and baking!