Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. I offer online therapy for folks located in Minnesota or any PSYPACT State.

  • My psychologist license is based in Minnesota and I am authorized to provide telehealth in 40+ States across the US via PSYPACT. If you are located in Minnesota or a PYSPACT State we are able to meet for online therapy.

  • I offer in-person sessions at my office in Eagan, MN.

  • Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays 9am-5pm.

  • Dr Jenna Therapy PLLC is an out of network provider, meaning I do not work with insurance companies or submit claims for you.

  • Sessions are $250 and last 50 minutes. Payment is due in full at the time of each appointment. We will set up auto-pay before your first appointment so that it becomes hassle-free each time we meet.

  • I do not offer a sliding scale or reduce-fee appointments at this time. If you want to pursue this option, I recommend checking out Open Path.

  • I’m happy to work with you short-term via a LGBTQ Affirming Intensive if you have a current therapist you want to keep working with.

    For ongoing weekly therapy, I find it works best when you don’t have to compartmentalize your therapy across multiple therapists. Talk with your therapist about whether wrapping up your work together and beginning weekly therapy with me makes sense for you at this time. You can also schedule a free 20-minute phone consultation with me to help determine if I’m the right fit for you before you end with your current therapist.

  • Yes, I’m a licensed psychologist in Minnesota and have been writing gender-affirming surgery letters since 2013. I use a collaborative approach called the Companionship Model (linked here) and follow the WPATH Standards of Care 8th Version as guidelines in my approach to letter writing. I use a pay-what-you-can model for letters, ranging from $0-$250.

  • Of course!  If there’s something about my work that makes you think we’d be a good match, please reach out. There are many reasons why working with a LGBTQ+ therapist may be a good fit for you if you are cis-het or questioning.

    I’ve had some wonderful cis-het or questioning clients who were looking for an anti-oppressive therapist that valued equality, understood gender issues, and is anti-racist.