Support for families. Healing for individuals. Space for couples.

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Children, Teens & Adults

We work with individuals across the lifespan, offering support that meets people where they are. Ryan’s background allows him to connect with clients of all ages, from children to adults, helping them navigate life transitions, relational challenges, and personal growth. Jennie primarily works with individuals ages 10 and up, focusing on adolescents, teens, and adults who may be struggling with self-harm, trauma, anxiety, or faith transitions.

Together, we create a supportive space where clients can explore their stories, develop healthier ways of coping, and build the resilience needed to move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Business Professionals/ Workplace Cohesion with Ryan

In addition to our work with families, Ryan offers specialized support for business leaders and professionals. With a background as an integration architect collaborating with global companies, he understands the unique pressures executives face: leading teams across time zones, managing high-stakes projects, and balancing career demands with family life.

Ryan helps professionals address both workplace dynamics and the personal impact of leadership — from stress management and travel demands to family relationships and life balance. His focus is on building cohesion across professional and personal spheres, creating space for executives to thrive in business while staying grounded in what matters most at home.

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Couples, Parents & Family

At Denney Family Therapy, we work with couples, families, and parents to strengthen relationships and navigate the challenges that life brings. Whether it’s repairing trust after conflict, supporting a child who is struggling, or finding new ways to connect, we create a safe and collaborative space where healing can take place. Together, we draw from attachment-based, experiential, and evidence-informed approaches to help families build resilience, deepen trust, and rediscover connection with one another.

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EMDR with Jennie

Jennie is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a proven therapy for healing the effects of trauma, anxiety, and painful life experiences. EMDR helps the brain reprocess memories so they are less overwhelming, allowing clients to move forward without being weighed down by the past.

Jennie approaches EMDR through a trauma-informed lens, ensuring that every step is paced with safety and care. This work can be especially effective for those carrying the impact of childhood wounds, relational ruptures, or distressing events that continue to affect daily life. In sessions, she integrates EMDR with her broader therapeutic approach to support deeper healing and lasting change.

Finding the right therapist is an important step—and it’s okay to take your time with it.

If you’d like to connect, ask questions, or simply get a feel for how we work, we invite you to schedule a free 15-minute consultation today. No pressure, just a conversation to see if it feels like a good fit for you.

Schedule your free 15 minute consultation with Jennie or Ryan today!

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Jennie Denney, AMFT #153029 and Ryan Denney, AMFT #155800, marriage and family therapists, both supervised by Rachel Daggett, LMFT #107858 at the Radical Wellness Center in San Clemente, South Orange County, California.
Jennie Denney, AMFT #153029 and Ryan Denney, AMFT #155800, marriage and family therapists, both supervised by Rachel Daggett, LMFT #107858 at the Radical Wellness Center in San Clemente, South Orange County, California.
Jennie Denney, AMFT #153029 and Ryan Denney, AMFT #155800, marriage and family therapists, both supervised by Rachel Daggett, LMFT #107858 at the Radical Wellness Center in San Clemente, South Orange County, California.
Ryan Denney, AMFT #155800, supervised by Rachel Daggett, LMFT #107858, helping those who struggle with existential crisis, C-Suite professionals, and life transitions in San Clemente, South Orange County, California.
Jennie Denney, AMFT #153029, supervised by Rachel Daggett, LMFT #107858, helping those who struggle with religious trauma, faith deconstruction, emotional regulation, and self-harm in San Clemente, South Orange County, California.
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“Problems that remain persistently insoluble should always be suspected as questions asked in the wrong way.”

—Alan Watts—