Jayne Kinsman, LMFT

Jayne's specialty areas are couples navigating recovery from betrayal/broken trust; high conflict styles; conflict-avoidant styles; couples with substance abuse recovery issues; transitioning to parenthood or couples parenting school aged children. For individuals, Jayne specializes in working with individuals navigating any of the above in their relationship; or those who have symptoms of depression, anxiety, anger management; work/life balance issues. For families, Jayne works with adults and their families around issues of family conflict or estrangement.

With over 15 years of experience in clinical practice, she has a deep understanding of issues such as couple intimacy, conflict resolution, and trauma recovery. Jayne employs evidence-based mindfulness techniques and is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, which enhances her therapeutic approach. Her academic background includes a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northwestern University and a Master's in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, showcasing her diverse skill set. Jayne's holistic view of therapy emphasizes the importance of relationships and family systems in individual well-being.

On a personal note, I cannot recommend Jayne highly enough. Having had the privilege of learning from her firsthand, I’ve seen the rare blend of skill, compassion, and clarity she brings to every interaction. Jayne creates a space that feels both safe and transformative—a place where you feel deeply understood while also being gently guided toward growth. If I were seeking therapy myself, she is someone I would wholeheartedly trust, and I confidently refer clients to her knowing they will be met with exceptional care and expertise.