Jenna DeVorePacific Therapy, LLC

Online Therapy · Florida

LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy in Florida

I’m a registered out-of-state telehealth provider in Florida, offering trauma-informed, EMDR, and affirming online therapy to adults and couples across the Sunshine State, from Miami and Orlando to Tampa, Jacksonville, and beyond.

Affirming therapy means you don’t have to explain or defend who you are before the real work can begin. As a queer- and trans-allied therapist who uses they/them pronouns, Jenna offers a space where your identity is understood as a strength, not a symptom.

Licensed to serve Florida

Jenna is licensed in Florida as a TLHT Licensed Clinical Social Worker (license #3892), providing lgbtqia+ affirming therapy via secure telehealth to clients across the state.

Affirming from the first session

There’s no education tax here, you won’t have to teach your therapist your language or justify your existence. Jenna centers your lived experience and meets you with informed, allied care for the full LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

Naming minority stress

The exhaustion, hypervigilance, and self-doubt many queer and trans people carry aren’t personal failings, they’re responses to a world that hasn’t always been safe. We name those forces directly and work to loosen their hold on your nervous system.

Trauma-informed and intersectional

Identity-based trauma is real. Using EMDR, parts work, and somatic approaches, and always attending to the intersections of race, culture, neurodivergence, and faith, we tend to those wounds with care and without judgment.

LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy in Florida, common questions

Are you licensed to provide lgbtqia+ affirming therapy in Florida?
Yes. Jenna DeVore, LCSW is licensed to practice in Florida (TLHT Licensed Clinical Social Worker, #3892) and provides lgbtqia+ affirming therapy via secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth to clients throughout the state.
Is this space affirming for trans and nonbinary clients?
Yes. Jenna is transgender- and nonbinary-allied, uses they/them pronouns, and provides gender-affirming support. Your pronouns and identity are respected from the very first contact.
Can we focus on something other than my identity?
Absolutely. Being affirming means your identity is never treated as the problem. We focus on whatever you came in for, anxiety, trauma, relationships, within a space that already gets you.

Begin when you’re ready

You don’t have to carry it alone.

Reaching out is the first, hardest step. When you’re ready, you can request an intake appointment and we’ll take it from there.