59. Partnering with Nature and Setting Authentic Boundaries (ft. Jenna Burris, LPC, LCPC)

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This week Jazmin learned about medical transportation options that support access to care - Wow, what a concept! Also, Karen and Jazmin shout out an organization called Phoenix Center (not House…): https://www.phoenixtx.org/ Check them out!

This week we are sharing our conversation with Jenna Burris who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois. Jenna holds both a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Counseling from Governors State University. She currently runs her own private practice in Wisconsin called The Trail Therapist where she practices eco-therapy, actively incorporates nature and the outdoors into all her work with clients.

Resources mentioned:

Karen’s horseback riding shout out: Cross G Ranch Trailrides, https://www.crossgranch.com/
Bigger than the Trail: https://www.bttt.run/
Band of Runners: https://www.bandofrunners.org/
Emotional Inheritance: A Therapist, Her Patients, and the Legacy of Trauma by Galit Atlas
We Can Do Hard Things Podcast
Jenna suggests you grab a friend and go for a walk outside!
Jenna’s website: https://www.the-trail-therapist.com/
- Jenna’s insta: @the.trail.therapist
- Want someone local like Jenna? Look up “eco-therapy” in your state!

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