Jentry Holthus

Jentry Holthus is a therapist who works with people from marginalized populations, emphasizing inclusivity and social justice. Holthus focuses on the LGBTAQQ, disability, and BIPOC communities, offering individual and group counseling for adolescents and adults facing substance use and addiction challenges.

Holthus earned both her Bachelor's in Psychology and Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Southern Oregon University. Her professional journey includes working with couples, addressing depression and anxiety, and supporting people with bipolar disorder. She has experience with crisis intervention, particularly with suicidal adolescents and adults, and provides trauma-informed care.

Holthus employs a holistic and interpersonal approach, integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and somatic-oriented interventions. Her sessions create a safe space for exploring change, addressing the mind, body, and spirit. Clients can expect a structured environment that supports their needs.