About Jaimeson CampbelL, MA, LPC, PMH-c

You don’t have to carry this all on your own.

I’m a Missouri-based therapist who specializes in pregnancy loss, infertility, and trauma-informed support in pregnancy and postpartum for those facing anxiety, depression, grief, and the struggles that come with building a family.

Jaimeson Campbell, LPC, PMH-C, pregnancy loss, infertility, trauma, pregnancy, and postpartum  therapist in Missouri.

please Hear me when I say:

Hope and healing are possible, even if you can’t see them yet.

I want you to know that your story is worth honoring. If you’re carrying grief, facing infertility, or feeling triggered by past wounds during pregnancy or postpartum, I’m here to hold a safe space for you- to help you process what hurts and find gentle ways to move forward, with compassion for yourself.

Hope and healing after pregnancy loss, infertility, trauma, pregnancy, & postpartum with compassionate therapy at Jaimeson Counseling.

How I work

At the core of my approach to therapy is a belief grief, healing, and hope can live together.

Healing doesn’t mean forgetting, and hope doesn’t mean forcing yourself to ‘move on,’ but learning to carry what you’ve lost with more compassion and less pain.

In sessions with me, we’ll make room for every part of your story- the grief, the longing, the hope- and work together to help you feel safer, lighter, and more like yourself again.

Therapy with me is…

Hope and healing after pregnancy loss, infertility, trauma, pregnancy, & postpartum with compassionate therapy at Jaimeson Counseling.
Hope and healing after pregnancy loss, infertility, trauma, pregnancy, & postpartum with compassionate therapy at Jaimeson Counseling.

specializing in:

Pregnancy Loss

Infertility

Parenthood

My Training & Education

  • Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lindenwood University

  • Trained in EMDR

  • Certified in Perinatal Mental Health by Postpartum Support International

Your needs matter too.

Your needs matter, too.