Jinohn Temple

Laughter, fun, and adventures serve as the foundation for Jinohn Temple's approach to therapy. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with a Master of Science degree, Jinohn specializes in working with families and children, helping them uncover their own strengths and abilities. Her unique perspective recognizes that even the youngest members of our families grapple with big emotions and complex ideas about their world.

Jinohn's therapeutic process is both playful and profound. In her sessions, she creates a space where children can teach her who they are and what they need through play, creativity, and expression. This approach allows for a deep exploration of emotions and experiences, tailored to each individual's needs. Serving clients ages 5 and older, Jinohn brings a wealth of experience in working with children and their families from diverse backgrounds and family circumstances.

With a strong educational foundation, Jinohn earned her Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, TX, building upon her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her professional journey spans the public, private, and non-profit sectors, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of family dynamics across various contexts.

Jinohn's expertise extends beyond traditional family therapy. She is also skilled in individual counseling, working with teens and addressing teen-specific issues. Additionally, she offers specialized services such as reunification counseling and serves as a Parent Facilitator, demonstrating her commitment to fostering healthy family relationships in complex situations.

At Brighter Possibilities Family Counseling, where Jinohn practices, the focus is on resolution rather than just diagnosis. This aligns perfectly with Jinohn's holistic approach to family therapy, where she strives to transform the family system into a solution rather than a source of conflict. Her work is always centered on the child's needs, balancing parental wants with what's best for the young ones in her care.