Spinisha Jetson, MSE, LPC

Spinisha earned her Bachelor’s in Communication Studies from Ohio University in 2017, followed by an M.A. in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Advocacy, Communication, and Social Justice from the University of Memphis in 2021. She recently completed her M.S.E. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Dayton in 2025. During her studies, Spinisha gained valuable experience as a counseling intern at Columbus State Community College, providing support and counseling services to college students. 

 

Spinisha uses a person-centered, emotion-focused approach grounded in empathy, authenticity, and deep respect for each client’s lived experience. She believes clients already carry the wisdom they need and sees her role as a collaborative guide, helping them reconnect with their inner knowing, navigate challenges, and cultivate a more empowered and authentic sense of self. 

 

Her professional interests include women’s issues, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, identity development, multicultural concerns, LGBTQ+ support, first-generation college students, trauma, grief, self-care, self-esteem, mindfulness, supporting oldest daughters and siblings of individuals with disabilities, and the unique experiences of Black/African-American clients. 

 

Outside of her work, Spinisha is passionate about self-care, balance, and all things cozy. She enjoys walks in the park while listening to her favorite podcasts, spending time in nature, practicing yoga and meditation, reading with her book club, exploring art exhibits, traveling, journaling, and unwinding with her lo-fi playlists.