Ibi Jessica Jeremiah, LCSW

Ibi Jessica Jeremiah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), a credential for trained, state-licensed mental health professionals. She brings an authentic, values-driven presence to therapy and aims to show up as a real person in the room, grounded in love and a clear-eyed understanding of how challenging the world can be. As a Black, queer, polyamorous mother and creative, she integrates lived experience with clinical skill to support people who may feel unseen or overburdened by systems, stressors, and expectations.

Her work is especially supportive for creatives, BIPOC clients, and people navigating anxiety and depression, including those who want a therapist who can relate to the ongoing process of growth. She draws from evidence-based therapeutic techniques and pairs them with body-based (somatic) practices and sound bowl healing to help clients connect what they think and feel with what they experience in their bodies, in practical and holistic ways. Her style is culturally grounded, modern, and deeply human, with a commitment to meeting each person where they are.

In addition to individual therapy, she offers couples, family, and group work. Her professional background includes maternal and child health, homeless youth and families, TBI, HIV, and community mental health, which informs her understanding of complex systems and the real-life challenges clients face. Outside of sessions, she stays connected to her own life as a mom, a friend, an athlete, and a maker, and she brings that grounded perspective into the therapeutic space.