Jaycee Myrtle believes that therapy is not about “fixing” anyone, it’s about coming home to yourself. With a person-centered approach at the core of her work, she walks alongside you with compassion, curiosity, and zero judgment.
Whether you're untangling past experiences, navigating big transitions, or simply trying to figure out what being “okay” even means, Jaycee is here to meet you exactly where you're at on your journey. She brings warmth, authenticity, and emotional depth to each session, creating a space where you can feel safe being fully yourself, even the parts you’ve been taught to hide.
Jaycee believes in embracing what it means to be human – messy, raw, and real – and encourages you to show up just as you are. Her style is compassionate and collaborative, encouraging you to explore your experiences with honesty, humor, and a growing sense of self-acceptance.
At Foundations Counseling, Jaycee Myrtle works with a variety of clients who seek services, including:
- Adolescent & Teen Support – self-esteem and self-worth issues, anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, anger and defiance, creative therapies including art, music, and poetry, movement, play-based therapy, identity work, social and relationship problems, life coaching and goal setting
- Mental Health & Wellness – anxiety, depression, stress, sexual and gender identity issues, self-esteem, self-care, art therapy, spirituality, adjustments, boundaries, holistic health
- Growth-Oriented Counseling – life coaching, burnout and lack of motivation, empowerment, life transitions, individual development
- Individual Counseling – anxiety, depression, empowerment, self-esteem, stress, issues of race and multiculturalism, social anxiety, assertiveness, perfectionism, self-worth issues, trauma
Jaycee earned both her Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work Degrees from the University of Wyoming. Her clinical experience includes working with adolescents in both individual and group settings, with a focus on helping youth navigate trauma, identity, and emotional regulation. She has supported teens with behavioral challenges in residential and relationship-based programs, always approaching her work through a trauma-informed, person-centered lens. Jaycee draws from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), expressive arts, and relational approaches to create a steady, supportive space where healing and growth can take root.
Outside of the therapy room, Jaycee believes that creativity fuels the soul, whether it’s through painting, writing, or finding beauty in the everyday mess. She brings that same creative, human-centered spirit into her work, holding space for people to be fully themselves. Her hope is that therapy becomes a place where you feel safe to unravel, to be messy, and to rediscover your own voice in the process.