Mental health care is evolving. More people are looking for therapy that understands not only symptoms and diagnoses, but also the environments, systems, and lived experiences shaping emotional well-being.
For marginalized populations, that distinction matters. Dr. Jennifer Cooley, also known as Gin Cooley, is a licensed psychotherapist whose work combines clinical counseling, holistic care, sound healing, and multidisciplinary experience across high-risk treatment settings.
Her approach recognizes that healing rarely happens in isolation from social realities, trauma histories, institutional systems, and nervous system health.
This article explores how Dr. Cooley’s systemic and integrative model is helping redefine therapy for underserved and marginalized populations.
