Jacy Avery

Jacy is currently completing her clinical internship as part of her master's training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, she brings more than a decade of experience supporting the emotional and overall well-being of individuals and families through a variety of healthcare and human services roles. Her background in behavioral health coaching, women's health coaching, healthcare operations, and community-based programming has equipped her with a deep understanding of child and family development, emotional wellness, and the importance of creating safe, supportive relationships. Under the close supervision of experienced licensed clinicians at Formation Counseling Center, Jacy provides compassionate, evidence-based care while offering clients the benefit of both current graduate-level training and extensive real-world experience helping people navigate life's challenges. She is committed to partnering with parents to help children and adolescents build confidence, strengthen emotional regulation, develop healthy coping skills, and thrive both at home and in their relationships.

Jacy is passionate about working with individuals experiencing anxiety, chronic illness, identity development, and the intersection of spirituality and mental health. Her approach is client-centered, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that healing occurs when people feel safe, seen, and understood.​ She has a special interest in supporting women as they navigate early adulthood, life transitions, changing relationships and friendships, career stress, and concerns related to reproductive and menstrual health.
 
As a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach and certified Women's Health Coach, Jacy brings a holistic perspective to counseling that honors the connection between mind and body. She is particularly interested in integrating somatic approaches with evidence-based therapeutic practices as she continues developing her clinical skills. Jacy strives to create a warm, affirming environment where clients can explore their experiences, build resilience, and move toward meaningful, lasting change.

Jacy is a Graduate student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Adams State University. Before beginning her counseling career, Jacy spent more than a decade working across healthcare in roles including women's health coaching, behavioral health coaching, program management, operations, and community engagement. Throughout each role, her passion has remained the same: walking alongside people through life's challenges with compassion, curiosity, and hope.​