Golden Roots Therapy was founded with a clear purpose: to create a safe, supportive environment where both clients and therapists can grow. Jenna saw the need for a space where people could explore life’s toughest moments, from trauma and anxiety to relationship struggles and transitions, with empathy, respect, and evidence-based care.
At the heart of our work is this belief: healing isn’t about becoming a different person, it’s about understanding yourself more deeply and growing from where you are now.
Below are the in-network insurance providers that we work with including Medical Assistance. Self-pay is also available.
Please inquire with your insurance provider that we are in network before starting services. Please reach out to our team to ask how to inquire with your insurance.
Reaching out for therapy can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve tried before or aren’t sure where to start. At Golden Roots Therapy, we offer a calm, supportive space where you are respected, heard, and never rushed.
We provide trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy for individuals and families at every stage of life, tailoring each session to your unique experiences and goals.
Children
navigating big emotions, behavior challenges, and developmental stressors
Teens
facing anxiety, depression, identity exploration, school stress, or trauma
Adults
seeking support for mental health, relationships, or life transitions
Couples
wanting to strengthen connection, communication, and trust
You’ve taken the brave step of being here. Now let us help with the rest.
Reaching out for support is often the most difficult step. Our team is here to make everything that follows as simple and welcoming as possible. When you contact us, a member of our practice will reach out within 24 business hours to answer any questions you might have, match you with a therapist who fits your unique needs and schedule your first appointment at a time that works for you.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy. Instead, our clinicians focus on understanding why symptoms are showing up, not just how to reduce them.
Our approach is:
Trauma-informed
Prioritizing emotional and physical safety
Nervous-system aware
Supporting regulation and resilience
Compassionate and collaborative
Therapy is something we do with you, not to you
Person-centered
Honoring your pace, voice, and lived experience
Evidence-based
Using proven therapeutic methods
Strengths-based
Building on your inner resources to support lasting growth
Whether you’re seeking therapy for yourself, your child, your teen, or your relationship, we aim to create an environment that feels welcoming, grounded, and respectful.
You can expect:
- A warm, non-judgmental presence
- Clear communication and collaboration
- Therapy that adapts as your needs change
- A focus on both relief and long-term growth
You deserve support that honors your experiences and helps you move forward with confidence.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an evidence-based trauma therapy technique that can help with better understanding and organizing symptoms. It is an eight-phase approach that uses minimal talking to help with trauma symptoms.
TF-CBT (Trauma Focused- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) is a child and adolescent trauma therapy approach to help with traumatic experiences.
Anchor Relational Therapy (previously known as AIR Network)is a model that focuses on Complex PTSD and Dissociation while taking into consideration neurology, development, dignity and competence, resilience, vulnerability, and intersectionality.
We will work together to find the best approach to meet your child where they are at currently. We are a team and will walk together through this journey.
3 and older at this time.
We currently am accepting Self Pay, commercial insurances and MA. Please check with your own insurance company to confirm Golden Roots Therapy (or Jenna Hertaus) is in network with your plan.
For Self Pay or Out of Network clients:
We can provide you with a detailed superbill for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement if your plan allows for Out Of Network (OON) coverage. If you are unsure if your insurance provider/plan allows for OON benefits, you can call your insurance provider and ask about behavioral health benefits.