Audrey Jackson , LMSW

Audrey Jackson is a Michigan licensed clinical social worker who connects with clients through online counseling channels. She focuses on helping people discover purpose and develop practical tools to support long-term life goals. Her primary clinical focus includes anxiety and depression, and she brings experience working with older adults, foster care families, and adult men and women.

Audrey has delivered services in telehealth settings, community mental health, residential programs, job training environments, and elderly home settings. She is attentive to the particular stresses that affect women in domestic relationships and to the social pressures that shape how men respond to their surroundings. Her practice emphasizes health education tied to mood and anxiety concerns and improving overall health-related outcomes.

Cognitive behavioral therapy is a central element of her work. She helps clients understand how thought patterns influence choices and teaches strategies to shift thinking so daily decisions better support well-being. She also uses a client strengths approach that enables people to identify personal goals and build the skills or access the resources needed to reach them. Interventions in her practice include anger management, psychotherapy that explores family and interpersonal dynamics, and trauma-sensitive counseling.

Audrey is experienced in addressing housing and food insufficiency, acting as a liaison with local DHHS agencies, supporting individuals with severe mental impairment, and providing assessment for panic disorder and substance use. She also works on self-harm reduction and social anxiety concerns. She began her social work career in 1985 after graduating from the University of Michigan School of Social Work in 1983 and is licensed in Michigan as a clinical masters social worker. License #680110568. She invites individuals to begin their journey toward clearer goals and improved coping.