Jeanne Ross

Jeanne Ross, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania who offers secure video appointments. She works with preteens, teens, young adults, adults, and seniors. Her practice addresses anxiety, depression, panic, and OCD; grief and loss, PTSD, and abuse; eating disorders, sleep concerns, and chronic illness or pain; bipolar disorder, ADHD, and autism; anger, alcohol use, and sexual concerns. She also supports clients navigating gender or sexual identity, postpartum depression, athletic performance, and physical stress. Family-focused care includes relationship issues with parents or children, caregiving stress, and concerns about relationship violence, stalking, or harassment. She is experienced with racial or cultural oppression and trauma, and with faith transition. A published writer and professional artist, Ross is also a historian of pre‑Colonial African History (MA, University of Chicago; Ford Foundation Fellow with study at the University of London, Oxford, and the University of Ghana). Extensive travel informs her multicultural perspective and warm, thoughtful care.