Therapy That

Founder Jada Holmes spent years in classrooms and counseling spaces, witnessing students, families, and professionals struggling not only with mental health challenges but with understanding themselves. She noticed that people often came to therapy looking for relief, but left without the deeper knowledge of why they felt and reacted the way they did.

With a teacher’s instinct to explain and a therapist’s commitment to healing, Jada envisioned a practice that could do more than help people cope — it could teach them to truly know themselves.

The EduCounselor was built on that vision: a place where counseling meets education, where sessions aren’t just conversations but opportunities to learn, grow, and transform. Whether working with an anxious teen, a burned-out professional, or a family seeking better communication, Jada approaches every client with a teacher’s heart — committed to breaking down complex emotions into understandable, actionable steps for lasting change.

Because at The EduCounselor, healing isn’t just about feeling better. 

It’s about learning how to live better.

Jada Holmes brings over a decade of combined experience in mental health counseling, K–12 education, consulting, and professional development to The EduCounselor. Her work has spanned classrooms, counseling offices, and community spaces, where she has supported students, families, and professionals through life’s challenges.

Trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-informed care, and culturally responsive practices, Jada approaches each client with empathy, cultural awareness, and evidence-based strategies tailored to their unique needs.

What sets Jada apart is her heart as a teacher — breaking down complex emotional and psychological concepts so they are not only understandable but practical for everyday life. Whether counseling an individual, leading a workshop, or consulting with an organization, her mission remains the same: to empower people with the clarity, tools, and confidence to grow.