Cheyenne Jackson, MS, RMHCI

Cheyenne was born and raised in upstate New York, one of the many states that were a part of her clinical journey. Cheyenne Jackson is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern with extensive mental health counseling experiences. She has experience in residential, juvenile, foster care, correctional, and school settings. She earned her bachelor's degree in Counseling and Human Services from the University of Scranton, as well as her master's degree specializing in clinical mental health counseling with a dual emphasis on school counseling. She has had several years of experience with adolescents in both a school setting as well as a juvenile setting. This has helped to provide her with a broad spectrum of work when it comes to children and adolescents, as well as their families. 

Recently, Cheyenne moved to Florida to further her clinical experiences at a jail complex. She loved working with this population and in this setting. This is also where Cheyenne got the opportunity to register for her mental health licensure as a registered intern. This is only the start of her clinical career. 

Cheyenne has worked with challenging, yet rewarding populations such as dual diagnosis, persons with cognitive disabilities, substance use, correctional settings in both adult and juvenile, educational settings, as well as family dynamics. Cheyenne’s experience primarily includes working in the law enforcement paths. Cheyenne has successfully treated both adolescents and adults who present with a variety of mental health concerns and diagnosis.  

Cheyenne presents as empathetic, energetic, receptive and is passionate to help people from all different backgrounds and life paths. Cheyenne practices under the concept of Cura Personalis - a Latin phrase meaning “care for the entire person”. 

In Cheyenne’s spare time, she likes to spend it with her family, friends and two pups. She loves exercising and staying active. She also likes to tutor others in a variety of school subjects and loves to learn in any form that she can. 

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Areas of Specialization:

General Stress & Wellness

At-Risk-Youth 

Mood Disorders, Depression, & Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety and Panic Disorder

Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Adult and Adolescent Trauma and Stress Related Disorders
Borderline Personality Disorder

Emotional, Behavioral, and Psychosocial Resilience

Past Childhood Trauma

Cognitive Disabilities 

Family Systems 

Group Psychotherapy and Group Psychoeducation

Treatment Modalities:

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) 

Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

Person-Centered Therapy 

Mindfulness

Solution Focused Therapy

Motivational Therapy 

Gestalt Therapy 

Family Systems Theory​