Mental health counselors believe in the dignity and worth of the individual. They are committed to increasing knowledge of human behavior and understanding of themselves and others. While pursuing these endeavors, they make reasonable effort to protect the welfare of those who seek their services or of those that may be the subject of any study. They use their skills only for the purpose consistent with these values and do not knowingly permit the misuse of others. While demanding for themselves freedom of inquiry and community, mental health counselors accept the responsibility this freedom confers: competence, objectivity in the application of skills, and the concern for the best interest of clients, colleagues, and society in general.

– American Mental Health Counselors Association Code of Ethics

about

JENNIFER FARMER, LPC

Jennifer helps those struggling with life’s many challenges in relationships, life transitions, career decisions, addiction, personal growth, trauma and grief. She will help provide knowledge, supportive counseling and the level of accountability that you want to attain your goals for a happier life and better relationships.