Jessica L Corp LPC CADC I (she/her/hers)

Jessica brings warmth, clarity, candor, and deep relational presence to her work as a clinical supervisor, consultant, and Clinical Director of Hart NW Counseling. She specializes in helping clinicians, leaders, and healing professionals navigate the in-between spaces of practice and identity—the transitions between what was, what is, and what is becoming.

Her professional background includes years of experience in community mental health, hospital systems, addiction treatment, private practice, and emerging psychedelic care models. She has worked extensively with complex trauma, chaotic substance use, severe and persistent mental health concerns, burnout, and systems under strain. These experiences shaped her belief that sustainable care begins by supporting the people who provide it.

Jessica now focuses her professional energy on clinical supervision, consultation, and building ethical, resilient systems of care. She helps therapists and helping professionals strengthen clinical judgment, deepen relational skill, navigate complexity, and build careers that are both meaningful and sustainable.

She is especially passionate about helping clinicians move beyond rigid models and create work that is grounded, embodied, ethical, and authentically their own.

Areas of Consultation & Supervision

Jessica offers supervision and consultation in:

• Traditional outpatient mental health care

• Trauma-informed practice

• Addiction and harm reduction models

• Complex case consultation

• Clinical identity and career development

• Leadership and group practice development

• Burnout prevention and sustainability

• Ethical decision-making

• Psychedelic-assisted therapy preparation, integration, and consultation

• Emerging transformational / transpersonal care models

Clinical Orientation

Her approach integrates evidence-based practice with whole-person awareness, drawing from:

• Brainspotting

• Motivational Interviewing

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Parts Work

• Somatic / Mind-Body Awareness

• Mindfulness

• Harm Reduction Approaches

• Meaning-Making and Identity Reorganization

Jessica believes growth is not about becoming someone else; it is about becoming more fully aligned with who you already are. She helps clinicians and organizations create environments where healing work can be effective, ethical, and sustainable.

Education

• Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy – Portland State University (2012)

• Bachelor’s in Elementary Education

Credentials

• Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) – C4444

• Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) – 16-05-05

• Oregon Licensed Facilitator – Psilocybin License #419f8f5e