While I am a dual-certified School Social Work Specialist, my practice is dedicated to individuals across the entire lifespan. I work with children, adolescents, and adults.

Many of my adult clients are high-achieving professionals, educators, or parents who are navigating their own survival mode' or seeking a neuro-affirming space to manage ADHD, burnout, and life transitions. My 15 years of experience has shown me that when we support the well-being of the individual—whether they are 8 or 48—we strengthen the resilience of the entire family system.

Resilient Rose Therapy, PLLC is a specialized private practice in Chicago dedicated to the mental wellness of children, adults, and families. Founded by Jessica Jones, LCSW, C-SSWS, the practice is named in honor of my grandmother, Rose, whose legacy of strength and endurance serves as my guiding inspiration.

I specialize in a 'systems-based' approach to healing. This means we don't just look at an individual in isolation; we look at the 'soil' they are planted in—their schools, their workplaces, and their family dynamics. Whether we are navigating IEP advocacy for a student, supporting a professional through occupational burnout, or providing neuro-affirming care for an ADHD adult, our mission is the same: to help you acknowledge the 'thorns' of your current hurdles while cultivating the lasting 'bloom' of your resilience.

Yes, I am in-network with several major insurance plans (including Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare) through the Headway platform. For other providers, I can provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement.

I also accept cash paying clients.

I serve the entire state of Illinois via telehealth. For those who prefer a local connection, my practice is rooted in the Chicago area, specifically serving the 60612 and 60304 zip codes and surrounding neighborhoods in Chicagoland. like Austin and Belmont Cragin, Lincoln Park and the suburbs like Oak Lawn, Elmhurst and Orland Park..

Standard individual sessions are 50 minutes. For children, I often incorporate shorter "check-ins" with parents as part of the session to ensure we are bridging the gap between therapy and home.

While most therapists focus only on the clinical side, my C-SSWS certification means I understand the "inside" of the school system. I don't just help your child with anxiety; I can help you navigate IEP meetings, understand 504 plans, and communicate effectively with teachers.

No. Many families seek support for "thorns" like school transitions, social challenges, or mild anxiety before they become a larger issue. We focus on building resilience and tools first.

Yes! As part of my advocacy services, I am available for school consultation and meeting attendance to ensure your child’s educational and emotional needs are being met.

It means I view ADHD, Autism, and other neurodivergent traits as differences to be supported, not "disorders" to be fixed. We focus on unmasking, reducing burnout, and creating a life that works with your brain, not against it.

Yes! I provide clinical supervision for social workers in Illinois working toward their LCSW. My style is collaborative and legacy-focused, ensuring you grow both your clinical skills and your professional confidence.