true north in practice: the heart of therapy with Dr. Jennifer Kaufman Walker

in this episode, i have the absolute honor of sitting down with someone who means so much to me—both personally and professionally—dr. jennifer kaufman walker. she’s a brilliant psychotherapist, the founder of true north psychological services, and one of the most grounded, heart-led humans i know.

we talk about her journey navigating dyslexia, adhd, and all the twists that led her to becoming the therapist, author, and advocate she is today. dr. walker opens up about her deep commitment to making mental health care more accessible (including her sliding scale fee system), her passion for supporting first responders, and the importance of showing up as her full self in and out of the therapy room.

she also shares the story behind her children’s book, her thoughts on presence, and how she’s learned to hold space without losing herself in the process.

this conversation is a masterclass in authenticity, service, and the quiet power of showing up for others without forgetting yourself. if you’ve ever needed a reminder that healing work can be done with integrity and heart—this is it.

It would mean the world to me if you took two seconds to vote for dr. kaufman walker for best mental health practitioner in loudoun county. 

here is the link: https://ogden.revfluent.com/bestof/og/8wjo0w6kjp/lq9yv3oz9p

want to learn more? here is a link to her website: https://tnpsnova.com/