“I have been working with Jess Dillon for almost a full year now, which is the longest I have ever worked with a therapist. Similar to other spiritual practices in my life, meditation in particular, I find myself looking forward to the time that is set aside for therapy every week. What was once scary and unfamiliar, the practice of observing and listening to my inner child and this sense of being and belonging has become habitual and exciting. The appreciation for the time I spend with Jess every week is deeply rooted in her ability to actively listen, and to recognize the connection I need in order to feel the benefits of therapy. What I love most is that we meet each other halfway, by bouncing ideas off one another, exploring creative and insightful ways to connect mind to body. Every session feels tangible and relatable, facilitating change through a calm sense of being aware and simply noticing. Jess has a way of always reverting back to ideas and wisdom that I can appreciate and understand. This journey with Jess has allowed me to tap into this profound love for myself, which is new, and fully alive. I believe I only reached this part of me because I was willing to be heard, to be seen, and to be soothed by communication, knowledge, and sincerity. I know now what it means to fully trust the process of therapy.”

— SARAH, CFP CLIENT

“I started working with Jess over ten years ago. Since then, I’ve learned more about myself than I ever imagined I would. I started seeing her at one of the lowest times in my life and got through it because she helped. She’s kept me from the edge, helped me navigate life changes, stress, work through grief and loss while helping me build skills to live and cope within all those things. I’m always able to learn something, whether it’s from her words, something she shares, or a new perspective on my own feelings.”

— SAMANTHA, CFP CLIENT

In working with Jessica, I have made immeasurable progress. I found Jess in a desperate place, experiencing frequent and recurring panic attacks, depression, and lost in that cycle. Since then, not only has my mental health increased exponentially, my confidence has sky rocketed. My self worth/appreciation was a foreign thought in years past, and is now a huge part of my life and decision making process. Jess is wonderful to work with, and with her guidance and support, I’ve reached places I’ve never thought possible. Thank you for everything.

— VICTORIA, CFP CLIENT

“I am thrilled to share my heartfelt testimonial for an exceptional therapist who combines kindness, knowledge, commitment, and acceptance. Jess exudes genuine empathy and compassion while creating a safe space where I felt understood and supported. Her expertise and tailored guidance helped me navigate challenges, while her unwavering commitment and acceptance fostered personal growth and self-acceptance. I am grateful for Jess’ transformative impact and highly recommend her to anyone seeking a caring and knowledgeable therapist.”

— TIAN, CFP CLIENT

“Jess has been a tremendous help to me in the years following a profound loss. I can see things from alternative perspectives now and have gained many insights into behavioral dynamics. I don’t make it easy to get into my head, but Jess is very perceptive and will meet me where I’m at. Jess consistently directs me to resources I didn’t even realize I needed. It’s obvious she cares very deeply. “

— LESLIE, CFP CLIENT

“My experience in therapy has been lifelong, and yet feels so different this time.  I have worked with Jess for over a year now and realized recently how our conversations stay with me all week.  In fact, I find myself reflecting on our work together so frequently, and with great clarity that I often surprise myself at the level of processing.  Where I had confusion before and often felt lost with past therapists, I now feel seen, whole, and "met" where I am.  Jess is TOTALLY with me, present, and rooting for me!  I notice a strength in myself now, and a readiness that I know will be part everything I take on, now and in the future.”

— RA, CFP CLIENT

“Before I began therapy I had one way of seeing myself - through shame. From the moment I woke up to the time I went to bed at night, I walked through my life feeling bad about myself: making choices from my low self-esteem, and probably hurting myself and others along the way. I am so glad I met Jess. From the moment we started working together I could tell that she “saw” me. Not the me I was wearing like a costume, the real me. I started to believe in myself, and see myself like she did. A year later, and I can now say I have value, and worth.”

Anonymous, 2026