Jenny Helms, Licensed Clinical Marriage & Family Therapist

Central Office: 825 N Waco Ave, Suite 200, Wichita, KS 67203

Call or Text: 316-201-6047

Seeing Patients in: In Person

Jenny founded SOMA in February of 2019. She brings her compassion, empathy, and ability to see people as WHOLE people; not just their eating disorder or eating issues. Upon meeting with her, you will realize how important it is to understand your relationship with food. Also, how food is functioning in your life as well as skills for overcoming it.

Jenny is a licensed clinical marriage & family therapist whose practice is exclusively devoted to treating Eating Disorders and healing relational trauma. She provides individual and family therapy for adolescents and adults. Since she moved to Kansas, she has worked with clients in coaching, therapy, and hospital settings. She has a passion for helping those struggling with eating issues and the issues that usually coincide with those issues. These issues include self-esteem, lack of confidence, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and relationship problems.

In addition to her therapy work, she is an advocate for trauma, eating disorders and healthy relationships in Wichita; speaking and engaging with local organizations around town. She created Soma Therapy to address the unmet needs of those looking for true transformation in Wichita. Jenny has a passion for advocacy and our evolving Wichita community. She also does videos on Youtube in which she answers questions about mental health and relationships. You can check out her YouTube here or her Instagram to get positive mental health messages and level-up your relationships.

*Jenny is only accepting coaching clients at this time as she loves the group synergy of growing with others and making her services more accessible — you can get connected to her empowering coaching here: Jenny Helms-Calvin Coaching (jhccoaching.com)* The coaching group is a great fit for those looking to: improve self-worth and confidence, heal relationship trauma, body image or disordered eating, and create and embody healthy boundaries.