Jenna Witkowski, LCSW-R
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Buffalo NY
I utilize a strengths-based approach and evidenced-based techniques to support one’s own intuitive healing process. I work alongside my clients to create collaborative approaches to their treatment planning and healing. I believe that the healing process is one that takes into consideration all aspects of one’s being in the world, whether it is mental, physical, spiritual, emotional, and/or social parts of one’s self.
I am open to discussing all aspects of this in sessions with my clients to help them decide that path is best for them. I gladly collaborate with other types of treatment providers. I utilize a harm-reduction approaching when exploring avenues with clients such as psychedelic integration work. I make efforts to be culturally competent and work as a provider who takes into account diversity and inclusion in my practice and pride myself on being open and willing to learn from my clients. I regularly attend continuing education opportunities to expand skills and gain knowledge in treatment modalities that can be helpful to those I work with.
Jenna Witkowski is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker located in Buffalo, NY. She specializes in treating survivors of trauma, but also has a special interest in working with those who have experienced grief/loss/challenging life transitions. She has a growing interest in clinical applications of psychedelics as part of the therapeutic process and is pursuing certification in psychedelic integration therapy through Fluence.
She is a 2009 graduate of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work and is a 2007 graduate of Canisius College where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She prides herself in keeping up-to-date with continuing education opportunities and strives to be trained in various treatment modalities to help best meet the needs of her clients. She is a member of the Western New York Regional EMDR Network.
She provides clinical supervision to individuals seeking advanced licensure and is part of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work mentoring program and has served as a field educator. She is passionate about trauma-informed care and finds it a privilege to be part of her client’s journey in finding healing and growth following difficulties they have faced.