Jennifer relocated to Mandeville from Biloxi, Mississippi, in 2007. She holds two Master’s degrees in Psychology—one from The University of Southern Mississippi and another from William Carey University. Additionally, she completed graduate-level coursework in Education to earn an Alternate Route Teaching Certification in English Language Arts. While attending graduate school, she also taught ninth-grade English and Literature.
Jennifer has extensive experience in the mental health field, having served as a child and adolescent therapist in both Louisiana and Mississippi. She worked as a Specialized Crisis Counselor for the Mississippi Department of Mental Health in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and later as a psychoeducational examiner in charter schools throughout the New Orleans area.
In her free time, Jennifer enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time outdoors. She lives in Mandeville with her 10-year-old son, Jennings, and their dog, Sailor.
