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Jen (Jennifer) Schuler is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisor Endorsement (LPCC-S) and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) who provides therapy for adults experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction recovery challenges, relationship concerns, identity exploration, and major life transitions. She sees clients at CLE Counseling and Wellness Center in Westlake, Ohio, serving individuals across Cuyahoga County, Lorain County, the greater Cleveland area, and through telehealth throughout Ohio.

Jen earned her Master’s degree in Community Counseling from John Carroll University in 2003 and has worked in a variety of clinical settings with diverse populations throughout her career. With more than 20 years of experience in the mental health field, she brings a warm, collaborative, and person-centered approach to therapy that honors each client’s lived experience, resilience, and capacity for change.

Her clinical work is grounded in evidence-based and trauma-informed care, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help clients understand patterns, process distressing experiences, and build healthier coping strategies. Jen also has experience supporting adults impacted by alcoholism, addiction recovery, anxiety, panic, intrusive thoughts, chronic stress, and burnout.

As a Registered Yoga Teacher, Jen also brings a holistic mind-body perspective to therapy and may incorporate mindfulness, breathwork, guided meditation, or yoga-informed techniques when appropriate. She especially enjoys helping clients who feel stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or uncertain of their purpose reconnect with themselves in a more meaningful, grounded, and compassionate way.

Jen works primarily with adults who are:
– Navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, or major life transitions.
– Recovering from addiction, alcoholism, or unhealthy coping patterns.
– Exploring identity, purpose, or spirituality.
– Feeling overwhelmed by work stress, family responsibilities, or relationship challenges.
– Struggling with panic, intrusive thoughts, chronic stress, or burnout.
– Interested in holistic, mindfulness-based, or mind-body approaches to therapy.
– Looking for practical coping skills alongside deeper emotional healing.

Clients who work with Jen can expect therapy that is supportive, authentic, and grounded in real change. She creates a space where clients can feel safe exploring difficult emotions, understanding long-standing patterns, and developing practical tools for healing, resilience, and lasting growth.

Jen is especially well suited for adults who want a therapist who is compassionate, grounded, trauma-informed, and open to both traditional and holistic approaches. She may be a strong fit for individuals seeking support for trauma recovery, anxiety, addiction recovery, identity exploration, or the emotional impact of major life transitions.

Outside of the office, Jen enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, hiking, walking her dogs, and practicing yoga.

At a glance:
– Name: Jen (Jennifer) Schuler, LPCC-S, RYT 200.
– Profession: Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisor Endorsement; Registered Yoga Teacher.
– Practice: CLE Counseling and Wellness Center.
– Location: Westlake, Ohio.
– Serves: Adults in Cuyahoga County, Lorain County, greater Cleveland, and telehealth throughout Ohio.
– Specialties: Trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction recovery, relationship concerns, identity exploration, chronic stress, burnout, and life transitions.
– Therapy approaches: Trauma-informed therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness, breathwork, guided meditation, and holistic mind-body therapy.

Who Jen helps:
Jen works primarily with adults who feel overwhelmed, emotionally stuck, disconnected from themselves, or impacted by trauma, anxiety, addiction recovery, relationship stress, or major life changes. She may be a strong fit for people looking for outpatient therapy that combines emotional depth, practical coping tools, trauma-informed care, and holistic support for healing and self-understanding.

Conditions treated:
– Trauma and post-traumatic stress symptoms.
– Anxiety disorders.
– Panic symptoms and intrusive thoughts.
– Depression and persistent low mood.
– Chronic stress and burnout.
– Addiction recovery and unhealthy coping patterns.
– Relationship concerns and family stress.
– Identity exploration and questions of purpose or spirituality.
– Adjustment issues and major life transitions.

Therapy approaches:
– Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
– Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
– Trauma-informed counseling.
– Person-centered therapy.
– Mindfulness-based support.
– Breathwork and guided meditation.
– Holistic mind-body therapy for adults.

What issues does Jen Schuler treat?
Jen Schuler works with adults experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction recovery challenges, chronic stress, burnout, relationship concerns, identity exploration, and major life transitions.

What type of therapy does Jen Schuler use?
Jen uses a trauma-informed, person-centered approach that includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness, and other holistic mind-body strategies when appropriate.

Who is a good fit to work with Jen?
Jen may be a good fit for adults who want therapy that is compassionate, grounded, practical, and open to both evidence-based and holistic approaches for trauma, anxiety, addiction recovery, and life transitions.

Does Jen Schuler offer telehealth in Ohio?
Yes. Jen provides in-person therapy in Westlake, Ohio and telehealth counseling for clients located throughout Ohio.

Where is Jen Schuler’s counseling practice located?
Jen sees clients through CLE Counseling and Wellness Center in Westlake, Ohio, serving the greater Cleveland area, including Cuyahoga County and Lorain County.

What can clients expect in therapy with Jen?
Clients can expect a supportive and authentic therapeutic relationship where they can process difficult experiences, better understand emotional and behavioral patterns, and build practical tools for healing and lasting change.