Learn how CCWA became a mental health care community clinic, and how Jaclyn became a center designer and created centers for providers to help our mission to end the mental health stigma and offer specialty mental health care in our community...
After moving to North Carolina in 2015, Jaclyn began counseling in private practice in Cary North Carolina after working in domestic violence and trauma community care for over a decade. Being a long term lover of design and HGTV renovating enthusiast, she was struggling to find an office to set up her clinic, so she took the leap into commercial investing and purchased her first clinic in 2016 in the Research Triangle Park area, in Apex North Carolina..
This was straight out of an HGTV episode..the place was a wreck..yellow walls, old tile..etc. it was ugly..and needed some love and therapy in it's own way..six months later, and all the pennies in the bank spent on unexpected projects, her first center was opened.
After moving to North Carolina in 2015, Jaclyn began counseling in private practice in Cary North Carolina after working in domestic violence and trauma community care for over a decade. Being a long term lover of design and HGTV renovating enthusiast, she was struggling to find an office to set up her clinic, so she took the leap into commercial investing and purchased her first clinic in 2016 in the Research Triangle Park area, in Apex North Carolina..
This was straight out of an HGTV episode..the place was a wreck..yellow walls, old tile..etc. it was ugly..and needed some love and therapy in it's own way..six months later, and all the pennies in the bank spent on unexpected projects, her first center was opened.
Six years later, in 2021, with the pandemic creating a tsunami effect with the need for more mental health care providers, and little space to practice, Jaclyn founded another clinic and expanded into providing clinical supervision and associate level business training and consulting...In the Triad area in HighPoint, North Carolina..serving the Greensboro and Winston Salem area's...Jaclyn uses intentional design strategies in a trauma informed framework, which essentially means it has been designed to reduce stress, calm your nervous system upon entering, and has a beautiful waiting room with all the special touches of a wellness center.
Our team has been trained in trauma informed best practice policies so our clients may benefit from multiple aspects of optimal mental health care while visiting our centers...We have a mission, to end the mental health care stigma..because your mental health is important..and we are here to help.
We have a massage therapist in our High Point office practicing healing somatic work now!
You can learn more about how to schedule here.
Our team has been trained in trauma informed best practice policies so our clients may benefit from multiple aspects of optimal mental health care while visiting our centers...We have a mission, to end the mental health care stigma..because your mental health is important..and we are here to help.
We have a massage therapist in our High Point office practicing healing somatic work now!
You can learn more about how to schedule here.
The mission to increase mental health care access continues...Jaclyn now offers community speaking, business mindset consulting, and practice coaching for other licensed mental health providers. learn more @www.jaclynfortier.org
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