Jackson Vincent, MSW, SWC

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Jackson Vincent

★ Pronouns: they/them/theirs
★ Email: jackson@umbrellacollective.org
★ Phone: (720) 805-5862
★ Insurances accepted: Medicaid, Private Pay
★ Licensed for In-Person or Teletherapy: I am licensed in the state of Colorado for both in-person and teletherapy. I mostly do teletherapy and am in office 1-2 days a week, if in person is preferred.
★ Service Modalities: Individuals, Families, Youth (13+), Young Adults, and Adults
★ Scheduling Availability: I am generally available Monday 9am - 5pm; Tuesday 10am - 6pm; Wednesday 9am - 3pm; Thursday 9am - 5pm.

Title: Therapist

Intersecting identities that inform my practice: I find it important to acknowledge my privilege as a white and able-bodied individual while also being identified as transgender, non-binary, and queer.

Background & Approach: I have been working in the field of social work for three years, and clinically for one in varied settings with youth, young adults, and adults. As a result of my lived experiences, I have a passion for mental health that drove me towards the field and the study of social work. I value the connection I have with my clients as the center of the work we do together. My goal in working with LGBTQ+ folks is to help my community find self-acceptance, queer joy, and a fully integrated, connected self. Attachment and narrative based theory, paired with queer and anti-oppressive theories are the foundations of my work. During my social work degree studies, I focused on therapy interventions for the LGBTQ+ community. This led me to a deep understanding of intersectionalities and the importance of continuing my inner work to show up for my clients with cultural humility. I believe we heal in connection and relationship as humans, and value being able to journey alongside my clients in the therapeutic relationship as they heal.

Theoretical & Clinical Orientation: My theoretical approach is rooted in the use of: Affirmative Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Transgender-Affirmative CBT (TA-CBT), Narrative Therapy, Attachment-Based Family Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Anti-Oppressive Theory, Queer Theory, and Trauma-Informed Theory.

Licensure, Certifications, & Fellowships: Clinical Social Work Candidate (SWC. 0000001335)

Education & Training:

  • Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2022

  • Master of Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2023

Clinical Specializations: LGBTQ+ Therapeutic Interventions, Youth and Young Adults, Adults

Outside of Work: I love spending time with my three cats, two dogs, spouse, and children. Most of my free time is spent with my community, cooking or eating good food, enjoying music, and/or getting outside.

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Umbrella Collective

Mission Statement:

We are a group of depth-oriented mental health therapists who strive to embody values of liberation, welcome and honor all parts of our humanity, deeply appreciate intersectionality and empower all people to tell their story and experience acceptance, belonging and more meaningful relationships with self and others.

Who We Are:

The Umbrella Collective was developed to be a group practice where clients can see themselves reflected in their therapists from an inclusive standpoint. We consist of a network of talk therapists who specialize in working with an intersectional lens, centering the margins in the therapeutic work. We offer many different psychotherapy modalities, including psychodynamic, somatic, EMDR, CBT, Hypnotherapy, and Substance Abuse treatment. We provide consultation to individuals, families, and groups. Umbrella Collective mental health professionals are passionate about social justice, dedicated to ongoing training and education in best practices for BIPOC, LGBTQ people, and people who experience life on the margins. We are skilled at working with you and your intersecting identities.

Nondiscrimination Policy:

The Umbrella Collective Inc and its mental health professionals offer services to all people regardless of their race, ethnicity, color, language, national origin, immigration status, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, socio-economic background and status, military status, marital and familial status, age, religion, body shape, size, and ability.