Jen Fearing, MA
Depth and Transpersonal Psychology

I have always been drawn to the places where life feels tender, uncertain, or transformed…the moments when what is familiar dissolves and we are invited to meet ourselves in a new way.

 

My path as a counselor began long before my formal training, shaped by my own experiences with loss and transition, and deepened through years of walking alongside others in their most vulnerable moments.

 

​I hold a Master's degree in Depth and Transpersonal Psychology from John F. Kennedy University and am trauma-certified. My work has been shaped by supporting families in hospital settings following tragic and unexpected loss, as well as my ongoing work as a bereavement counselor with hospice, where I support individuals and groups navigating the profound landscape of grief. 

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My work is rooted in the belief that grief is not something we “get over,” but something we learn to carry with greater tenderness, understanding, and compassion for ourselves. I believe healing begins when we have a safe place to speak honestly about our experience…without judgment, pressure, or the expectation that we should be further along than we are.

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Whether you are grieving the death of someone you love, navigating a life transition, or standing at a threshold you never expected to face, my role is not to lead the way or provide quick answers. Instead, I walk beside you, offering support, presence, and a space to explore what has been lost, what remains, and what may be emerging.

I am continually humbled by the resilience of the human spirit. While grief and change can feel disorienting, they can also invite us into a deeper relationship with ourselves, our lives, and what matters most.

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When I'm not working, you can often find me in nature...hiking through the forest beneath the trees or sitting on the beach, meditating to the rhythm of the waves. I treasure time with my daughters, close friends, and loved ones, sharing laughter, connection, and the simple moments that nourish me and keep me connected to what matters most. 

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