Editor's Note

CALLING ALL WRITERS AND CONTRIBUTORS

Jenni J.V. Wilson, LMFT, LA-CAMFT President 2021 & 2026, Voices Guest Editor

That’s right.  It’s me again.  I’m still working away with Membership Chair Annyce Torres and Web-Goddess Gina Balit to put together a new edition of Voices each month for y’all, while leadership interviews potential Newsletter Editors to assume the mantle as soon as we find a good fit. 

If you or someone you know is interested in the Voices Newsletter Editor position, please send a letter of inquiry and a CV directly to me at President@lacamft.org for more information. 

In the meantime, Voices needs articles, too. 

“Calling all community writers and contributors!

Are you searching for a unique platform to express your passions and showcase your expertise in the therapeutic field? Look no further, as we welcome your input!

We are part of an ever-changing profession that requires us to stay informed and educated about new advances, trends, and discoveries in the field. We are also a community that brings together experienced and knowledgeable professionals and newcomers who have much to offer concerning mental health, psychotherapy, expressive arts, law and ethics, and much more. 

Share your knowledge with your professional community by writing for Voices, our LA-CAMFT Newsletter.

We welcome article submissions on various subjects pertaining to the field of mental health and healing arts. We welcome first person pieces as well as research findings, and topics of interest to our field. We can also use writers to cover our various events.

You are invited to submit articles, 300-1000 words in length.”

I appreciate however you might be able to help LA-CAMFT keep Voices active until we decide how to best move the newsletter into the next chapter of its existence.  Thanks in advance.

Again, please direct any inquiries or content to me at President@lacamft.org. 

Jenni J.V. Wilson, LMFT (she/her): As a collaborative conversationalist passionate about empowering and advocating for marginalized groups and underrepresented voices, Jenni uses an integrative approach based on post-modern principles to provide culturally-mindful and trauma-informed therapeutic services and clinical supervision. She works with creative, anxious, mixed race/culture, and co-dependent clients on improving and eliminating toxic relationships, while increasing authentic expression. She has a BA in theatre from Occidental College, an MA in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University LA, and is trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, and certified in Narrative Therapy. She is an accomplished writer, has produced/co-hosted multiple podcasts, worked in addiction treatment for nearly a decade, and sees the “worried well” in her private practice in Sherman Oaks. Website: www.JenniJVWilson.com