Jessica Batha, MFT

Jessica has been awesome for me. I showed up in her office with some specific issues I wanted to work on. She helped me with these, then our conversation got more useful. She helped me to understand myself better in ways that really helped me have better relationships with my sister, father, and girlfriend (now fiancée). Highly recommended.

To call Jessica a miracle worker is not an understatement. Jessica has been instrumental in helping me work through several large issues in my life. She quickly gets to the root of a problem and helps guide you to the right answer. She is not afraid to «tell it like it is» with a no nonsense approach to help you evaluate your actions and how they drive both positive and negative outcomes. At the same time, Jessica is thoughtful and compassionate — she understands how emotional responses drive many of our actions. I could not provide a higher recommendation for Jessica. If you are looking for deeper insight into what makes you the person you are and a deeper understanding of what drives meaningful relationships — Jessica is both guide and teacher.

I love Jessica. I saw her for about a year when I lived in the city. She really kept me honest and didn’t let me bulls**t around about what was going on with me. I really appreciated that because it’s really easy to talk your way around a therapist. I never felt lectured or parented. She was a wonderful sounding board and I would recommend her to anyone I know.

After about 2 sessions this therapist did ALL the talking!!! I am NOT exaggerating. She was very nice but, SHUT THE F*** UP. I’m paying you to listen to me. At least she was talking to me about my issues and not her own, but sheesh lady give me a break. It was not therapy it was a LECTURE.
I swear I was only able to speak for the first 5 or 10 minutes of each 50 minute session. And then it took a lot of effort to get a word in edge-​wise with this blabber mouthed shrink, and I’m pretty extraverted.
I could only stand about 6 sessions (approx) before I decided to call it quits since she had diahreah-​of-​the-​mouth — not a quality one looks for in a therapist.
Killin’ me.