Jane Meyers

Jane Meyers approaches therapy from a belief in human resilience and the capacity to regain confidence when self-doubt takes hold. She draws on two decades of clinical experience and a wide array of therapeutic methods to help people identify their own answers and move forward.

Her work integrates tools from Dialectical, Cognitive, and Behavioral therapies alongside Psychoanalytic, Life-Stage, Systems, Holistic, and Biofeedback approaches, among others - applying what fits each person’s needs. This blend supports work across a spectrum of concerns, from temporary life challenges to serious mental illness.

Meyers has worked with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families, and her background includes forensics, geriatrics, residential settings, crisis counseling, and care for the severely mentally ill. She currently serves as a behavioral health supervisor in a program that provides mobile services to individuals with serious mental illness, and she maintains a private practice to broaden her clinical experience.

Licensed as a clinical social worker in New York (LCSW-R, license number NY LCSW 084489), Meyers has practiced as a social worker since 2001. She earned an Associate’s degree from a local community college, completed her bachelor’s degree through an online state university program, and received her Master of Social Work from Marywood University.

Originally from Upstate New York, Meyers is 48 years old and is a parent of three adult children. She is a longtime supporter of telecounseling and offers remote services to increase access for people who might otherwise face barriers to engaging in therapy.