Jeanette Yoffe, M.A., M.F.T., is a dedicated psychotherapist with over two decades of experience specializing in the complex psychological needs of children, particularly those with histories of abuse, neglect, and multiple placements. As the founder of Yoffe Therapy, she has carved a niche in the...
Jeanette Yoffe, M.A., M.F.T., is a dedicated psychotherapist with over two decades of experience specializing in the complex psychological needs of children, particularly those with histories of abuse, neglect, and multiple placements. As the founder of Yoffe Therapy, she has carved a niche in the field of child therapy, focusing on adopted and foster youth. Her extensive training in clinical psychology from Antioch University has equipped her with the skills necessary to provide both individual and family psychotherapy, addressing the unique challenges faced by these vulnerable populations.
At Yoffe Therapy, Jeanette leads a variety of impactful initiatives, including the monthly support group, Adopt Salon, which serves as a vital resource for the Adoption Triad—birth parents, adoptive parents, and adopted individuals. This free community engagement initiative fosters open dialogue and support among participants, helping them navigate the emotional complexities of adoption. Additionally, Jeanette is committed to empowering professionals in the field through her training workshops, which focus on best practices in adoption and foster care.
One of her key contributions to the field is the development of a groundbreaking Interventions Manual for Foster & Adopted Youth, designed to assist social workers, therapists, and parents in implementing effective strategies for healing and growth. Her expertise in grief counseling, case management, and child therapy, combined with her passion for community engagement, positions Jeanette as a leading voice in the adoption and foster care landscape. Through her work, she continues to advocate for the mental health needs of children, ensuring they receive the support and understanding necessary to thrive.