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Agricultural Mental Health Services
Agricultural Mental Health
Jenny Vaughn, LMFT, is 1 of 3 therapists who are able to provide mental health therapy for farm families, employees, and agricultural advisors, in the state of MN.
Farming can be a stressful occupation, with unique challenges. Farmers face price and marketing uncertainties, farm transfer issues, production challenges, and their coworkers may be their spouse or other families members. They are responsible for so much, yet many things (such as weather) are not in their control.
Jenny helps farmers, their families, and other ag-connected people throughout Minnesota, no cost, no paperwork, thanks to funds from the Minnesota Legislature.
For more information:
Coping with Farm & Rural Stress | Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Monica, Tracie, or Jenny are available to meet your mental health needs.
About Jenny
Jenny has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 2011. She works with individuals, couples, and families. She is a board approved supervisor by the Board of Marriage and Family Therapy and The MN Board of Behavioral Health. Jenny is proud to be one of three Agricultural Mental Health Therapists for the State of Minnesota. Jenny has additional training on Autism (without cognitive delay), trauma, integrative medicine, and emotional focused couples/family therapy. She also has training in cultural competency, is cultural affirming, and takes into consideration systemic struggles.
Jenny is an ADHD-certified clinical services provider, is certified in neuropsychotherapy, and is a certified sex therapy informed professional. Jenny is trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and has training in EMDR.
Jenny approaches therapy with techniques based on neuroscience to help clients make sustainable brain changes. Jenny approaches therapy with empathy and compassion. Jenny meets clients where they are at, without judgement. As a client centered therapist, she encourages clients to be their authentic self, and she understands that trust and attachment is the most important part of the therapy process.
Jenny has had the most experience working with neurodivergent couples, couples and families, people with trauma (complex, acute, or chronic), gifted youth and adults, first responders, farmers, people with neurodivergency (without cognitive delay), and people from a variety of cultural backgrounds.
Jenny has a unique perspective on neurodiversity, as she has been diagnosed with Autism, ADHD (AUDHD), and Dyslexia. She is a Korean adoptee and has grown up in rural MN. She has 2 neurospicy kids, enjoys arts/crafts, games (video and board), and travel. She loves to learn and read.
Favorite quotes: You can be a masterpiece and a work in progress, simultaneously. We are all broken, that's how the light gets in (Ernest Hemingway) jennifervaughn@acquirementalhealth.com
(218)-820-6626