Jensen Cureton, MA

Jensen Cureton holds a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University and has obtained professional licensure in both Tennessee and North Carolina. She has always been intrigued by the human mind, but her passion for mental health advocacy and care was truly ignited after systemic gaps around psychological maltreatment left her unable to help a child in need. Professionally, she has worked with a diverse client population, conducting clinical interviews, administering psychological and neuropsychological assessments, engaging in therapeutic feedback sessions with clients and their families, and acting as a counselor and coach. Jensen feels privileged to partner with clients at any stage of their mental health journey, whether that be doing formal testing to attain accurate diagnosis, offering education and strategies to enrich quality of life, or providing more general support through life’s ups and downs. Her strengths-based approach is especially beneficial for neurodivergent clients, empowering them to maximize their unique potential. Jensen especially enjoys working with autistic women and understands masking and burnout that women often experience. Knowing both the testing and coaching processes can be overwhelming, even intimidating, she strives to ensure all clients feel the highest level of comfortability. Outside of work, Jensen enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, Target trips, and plane watching!