Jennifer Egloff, LCSW

Jennifer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience navigating the complexities of community mental health, substance use, and crisis intervention. While her clinical background provided a deep understanding of symptom management, her personal journey with psychedelics shifted her perspective toward true, transformative healing.

Jennifer specializes in creating a "safe container" where clients can move beyond traditional talk therapy to explore the root of their trauma. Her approach is deeply collaborative and compassionate, blending years of frontline clinical expertise with the profound insights gained through psychedelic work. When she isn't supporting clients in their healing journeys, Jennifer can be found practicing yoga, hiking with her dogs, or recharging with friends and family.

Psychedelic Assisted Therapist at Innate Path (2021-01 – Present)

• Establish compassionate and caring relationships with clients
• Provide Ketamine and Cannabis assisted individual and group therapy sessions
• Participation in an ongoing instructor training through Innate Path

Crisis Intervention Clinician II at Mental Health Partners (2018-01 – 2020-12)

• Served as first responder to emergency mental health crises in the community, including the walk-in clinic, local hospital ED's, the Boulder County Jail, and on-scene with law enforcement
• Conducted psychiatric evaluations, assessment/diagnosis and treatment/discharge planning coordination of care and crisis stabilization for clients and their families
• Created appropriate dispositions for client care in collaboration with psychiatrists, law enforcement and EMS based upon working knowledge of local resources

Substance Abuse Specialist at Boulder County Public Health (2017-01 – 2018-12)

• Provided psychoeducation/brief counseling services, including Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) and Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS)
• Assisted the DA's office by providing recommendations for clients who have been diverted from the legal system to treatment
• Provided PWID harm reduction supplies

Owner/Operator at Dog Starr Dog Walking Services (2006-01 – 2016-12)

Case Manager at Full Circle Program (2005-01 – 2006-12)

• Served on interdisciplinary team for nonprofit committed to preventing out-of-home placement of children by providing in-home services
• Provided crisis intervention for ethnically and socioeconomically diverse population of children and families
• Counseled and educated on parenting, child development, nutrition, resources; created supportive environments to build trust, prevent out-of-home placement
• Carried extremely high caseload of 15-20 families (needing at least once/week visits)
• Mentored two interns in clinical face-to-face interventions and funding paperwork

Emergency Response Child Protection Worker at San Mateo County Department Of Human Services (2004-01 – 2005-12)

• Worked independently with little to no supervision or team support providing intensive crisis intervention and families' needs assessments, including domestic violence, substance abuse, child abuse and neglect, environmental conditions, and caretakers' capacity to parent
• Determined need for out-of-home placement, collaborated with courts to provide most appropriate, least restrictive intervention. Interviewed victims, offenders, and witnesses
• Prepared court reports, attended hearings, testified, and consulted with attorneys, judges

Adolescent Intake Caseworker at Boulder County Housing And Human Services (2001-01 – 2003-12)

• Conducted culturally competent investigations of abuse/neglect allegations
• Provided short-term crisis intervention, made referrals
• Worked with juveniles in conflict in court system

Mental Health Counselor at Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health (1995-01 – 1998-12)

Volunteer at Groove Medical Services (2019-01 – 2019-12)

Assisted medical team in offering emergency psychiatric services during several one to three day concert events throughout the summer

Master of Social Work in Social Work – University of Denver

Bachelor of Science in Psychology – University of Colorado At Boulder