Peace is not perfection. Peace is integration.

Licensed therapy in Florida and South Carolina for the pieces of life that need truth, care, and a safe place to land.

Why these colors

  • Reclaimed Power Purple Authority, wisdom, and wholeness.
  • Healing and Restoration Teal Renewal, balance, and return.
  • Wisdom and Integration Gold The mending made visible.
  • Compassion and Balance Lavender Soft strength and care.
  • Peace and Clarity Cream Room to breathe.

Healing begins when the truth has somewhere safe to land.

A therapy home for life transitions, relationships, grief, identity, and emotional repair.

How I can help

What brings you here?

You do not have to know the exact name for what you are carrying. Start with the part of life that feels tender, stuck, or ready for repair.

Individual therapy

Support for anxiety, depression, stress, overwhelm, and the patterns that keep returning.

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Grief and life transitions

Care for bereavement, divorce, caregiving, identity, faith, health changes, and the losses that do not yet have words.

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Couples counseling and relationship intensives

Support for communication, recurring conflict, trust, repair, intimacy, and thoughtful decisions about what comes next.

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Trauma therapy and EMDR

Trauma-informed care shaped around your history, readiness, strengths, preferences, and goals, with EMDR when clinically appropriate.

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Meet Jean-Ann Moses, LMHC, LPC

You should not have to leave parts of yourself outside the room.

Jean-Ann Moses, LMHC, LPC, seated in a white blazer beneath the Peace from Pieces mark, framed by a torn gold Kintsugi edge

Jean-Ann built Peace from Pieces as a place where you can bring the whole story, not only the parts that are easy to say aloud. Her work is warm and compassionate, but it is never vague. She listens for what is actually true and reflects it with honesty, clarity, and care.

You do not have to make the pieces neat first.

She came to counseling after decades in banking, finance, and sales and after navigating reinvention in her own life. She understands the endings people do not choose, the roles they outgrow, the responsibilities they carry, and the slow work of becoming someone new.

Culture, identity, relationships, values, faith, and lived experience can have a place in therapy when they matter to what brings you here. Nothing is assumed or imposed.

“My job is to bring peace from those pieces.”

Jean-Ann Moses, LMHC, LPC
Licensed in Florida and South Carolina LMHC #MH22940 · LPC #10996
Multiple evidence-based approaches CBT · EMDR · Gottman Method principles · Grief-focused care
Whole-person care Culture · Identity · Relationships · Values · Beliefs

You don't have to arrive already whole. Bring the pieces as they are, and we'll find the repair line together.

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What happens when you reach out

Your next step, together.

Reaching out is a big step. Here is what you can expect.

There is no pressure and no wrong way to begin. The first move is simply a message, and we take it from there at your pace.

  1. You send a message

    Reach out with a few basic scheduling or consultation questions. Keep this first note simple; there is no need to share private details yet.

  2. Jean-Ann follows up

    She personally reviews new messages and usually replies within one to two business days, to answer your questions and point you to the right next step.

  3. You have a first conversation

    A relaxed first conversation to connect, ask anything, and feel whether working together seems like the right fit. There is no commitment.

  4. Jean-Ann recommends the next step

    After hearing what you are carrying, Jean-Ann will recommend the path that fits your needs and explain what happens next. Scheduling, intake, and payment are handled through secure clinical systems after you connect.

  5. Care begins, at your pace

    The work starts when you are ready, moving gently and honoring what your life can hold, toward more peace and integration.

Every step is guided by warmth, respect, and care for your privacy. Keep the first message to basic scheduling or consultation questions.

Testimonials

When the truth finds somewhere safe to land.

Every story is different. What clients name most often is the same: feeling safe, seen, and gently understood.

Jean-Ann was an absolute delight. I wish I had found her years ago. I feel safe with her, like we have known each other for decades. I am so grateful to have found her during this season of my life.

Verified client Individual therapy

Jean is so intuitive, it is almost like she instinctively knows what I need. I felt a major release in my mind and body after our last session.

Verified client EMDR-informed care

My therapist is really helping me get to the bottom of why and how I show up in life as an adult. And that is major for me.

Verified client Individual therapy

4.95 average across 140+ verified third-party reviews.

These reflections are drawn from Jean-Ann's verified reviews. Names and identifying details are withheld to protect client privacy.

Good to know

Questions before you reach out

The first step should feel clear and private. These answers keep the public page simple until the secure booking path is connected.

How do I start?

Call, text, or email with a basic scheduling or consultation question. Jean-Ann will explain the appropriate secure next step after you connect.

Where do sessions happen?

Telehealth is available to clients in Florida and South Carolina. Service format and other available options are discussed during consultation.

Can I use insurance?

Many insurance plans and private-pay options may be available. Coverage is verified and reviewed before scheduling.

What does it cost?

Current rates, payment options, service format, and session length are reviewed before scheduling.

What is EMDR?

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a structured psychotherapy that may be considered for trauma when clinically appropriate. It is one possible tool, not the whole of trauma therapy.

What is a first conversation like?

Relaxed and pressure-free. You can ask anything, share as much or as little as you want, and feel whether working together seems like the right fit. There is no commitment.

What should I include in my first message?

Keep it simple: your name, preferred contact method, and basic scheduling question. Do not include sensitive health details or crisis information.

Contact

Ready to take the next step?

Reach out with a basic scheduling or consultation question, and Jean-Ann will take it from there. Scheduling, intake, payment, and clinical information are managed through secure clinical systems after you connect.