Jessica Compton graduated with a master’s in social work (MSW) from Portland State University and is a clinical social work associate (CSWA). She is passionate about helping people discover or rediscover their sense of joy and unique way of being in the world. She values individuals as experts in their own lives and works to create a safe place of support for patients to develop their inner compass.

Jessica works with clients recovering from trauma, eating disorders and major life stressors. She specializes in treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, and adjustment disorders related to life transitions. Certified in Collaborative Problem Solving, she supports individuals and families of all ages in reducing conflict, building skills and strengthening relationships.

She grew up visiting her grandparents’ ranch in Roseburg and fell in love with the weather, the town’s history and its hometown feel. She enjoys spending time with her son and their Bernese mountain dog, Panda, as well as reading, writing, hiking, and exploring waterfalls. She’s excited about Graffiti Weekend, Music on the Half Shell and the Umpqua Valley Summer Arts Festival.