Jaime Nolle, MA, LPC

I know taking the first step to seeking mental health services for your child or family can seem daunting. I utilize person-centered, family systems, and eclectic approaches to treatment. Meaning, you know your child, your family history, each of your individual strengths and your goals overall. I then take what you tell me and match it up with things I’ve learned in my training to walk alongside and guide you closer to where you’ve told me you want to be, whether that’s your child being able to cope more effectively with mental health related symptoms or improved relationships overall at home and in the community.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who specializes in working with children, adolescents, young adults and their families and have been doing so for nearly the last decade. My typical age range of clients is 3-6 years old for PCIT and Theraplay, and ages 12-25 for individual therapy or family therapy upon request. Whenever clinically appropriate, I encourage the participation of parents and caregivers in sessions. That said, confidentiality is of utmost importance to the therapeutic relationship, and I will honor this with your child or adolescent, unless significant safety concerns exist.

I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Psychology at University of Missouri - St. Louis (UMSL) then went on to obtain my master’s in International Disaster Psychology at University of Denver. My degree heavily focused on trauma informed care and cultural awareness in clinical practice. I obtained my LPC in 2015 and am a member of the American Counseling Association.

In my free time I enjoy spending time with my family, walks in the woods, tending to my garden and houseplants, cooking new recipes or finding new places to eat, reading, watching docu-series, and listening to live music.