Jennifer Ferguson's office is located at 13500 Sutton Park Dr S Ste 702 Jacksonville, FL 32224.
Jennifer Ferguson, MS
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Jennifer Ferguson, MS
Jacksonville, FL
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Daniel Callahan PhD PLLC13500 Sutton Park Dr S Ste 702, Jacksonville, FL 32224
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Aug 13, 2022
After many months searching for the right counselor, I found more than I could've hoped for in Jennifer. Her space is calm, neat, and professional. She is a pleasure to talk with; a breath of fresh air. She is patient, and an excellent listener. It is evident that she cares about my well being. She is very experienced and knowledgable in her profession. She is able to bear the weight of difficult topics, and she is empathic and encouraging. She celebrates my progress. I feel like my time with Jennifer is always fruitful and I am so grateful to have her as a counselor.
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