About Jennifer

Jennifer Danhauser, LPC
ph: 907-978-4978
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jenniferMy training is focused in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PET). DBT uses a strong Cognitive Behavioral approach along with mindfulness, which offers a compassionate and scientifically sound treatment for those who have struggled to reach or maintain a life worth living. PET is a treatment focused specifically for trauma and works with those who have a memory of what occurred.
 

I bring my dedication and experience into each session. My therapy process involves genuineness, respect, warmth, acceptance, and accurate empathy. I will help you gain a clear understanding of the process of change and empower you to make effective changes to accomplish your goals. Validation of your experiences and recognizing when acceptance is needed will also be part of the process. Most of my private practice experience is with adults.

 

  • Masters in Mental Health Counseling
  • Licensed Professional Counselor
  • National Certified Counselor

 

Jennifer’s Client Forms

New Client Questionnaire
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Informed Consent/Disclosure Statement
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Telehealth Informed Consent
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HIPPA Notice of Privacy
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HIPPA Acknowledgement
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Release of Information
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Billing Agreement
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Please complete these online forms prior to your first appointment. If you are the responsible party, please complete these forms yourself. If you are not the responsible party, we must obtain written consent of the legal guardian or another authorized legal representative prior to rendering services in the event the client is a minor child, an adult who is legally incompetent, or an adult incapable of giving informed consent.

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