About Therapy

My goal is to help you overcome challenges. 
After more than twenty years of working with clients in my psychotherapy practice, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for the courage it takes to share one’s inner world. Establishing a trusting relationship is the most critical first step when working with you. 

When you work with me, I take a warm, intuitive approach and strive to create a space where you can feel safe, deeply heard, and supported. In this space, clients often experience relief and a sense of direction from the first session.

The focus is on YOU and YOUR needs.
I don’t use a one-size-fits-all approach. Therefore, the methods I use depend on my client's needs.

 

Therefore, my approach draws from extensive training in several therapeutic modalities, including Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, and Structural Family Therapy.

Drawing on these methods and years of experience, I help clients get unstuck, find clarity, and move forward in meaningful ways. As therapy unfolds, many begin to reconnect with their inner strength, build emotional resilience, and gain tools to navigate life with more ease.

 

Many describe walking away from therapy with me feeling more self-assured, empowered, and capable of thriving in their inner and outer worlds.
 

Time to feel like yourself again. 
I am here to accompany you if you are ready to resolve the issues that keep you stuck. 

Reach out here for a free 15 minute consultation. 


About Tasha Jackson (Fitzgerald), MA, MFT
 

My background is diverse. 
My career has bridged private practice and public discourse, leading to features in Harvard Business Review, the Discovery Channel, and other major media outlets. In 2020, I gave a TEDx talk, "How Can We Not Let Breakups Break Us? ” that received 425 thousand views. My second TEDx talk in 2022 was The Hidden Beauty of a Neurodiverse Mind 

 

Nationally, I am considered a known leader on LGBTQ rights. In 2008, I spoke at the APA on clinical observations in gay families. In 2018, I published Master Dater—a lighthearted project that, beneath the humor, reflects my deep commitment to helping people navigate life’s challenges with resilience and self-compassion.

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Beyond therapy, 
I am passionate about fostering meaningful conversations on mental health and social change. 

 

Some of my activities involve participating in public forums as a host, guest podcaster, and interviewer, creating spaces where people can explore, learn, and grow together. 

 

Outside of work, I enjoy traveling with my family, savoring warm lattes, and feeding my obsession with surfing.