The Mind Behind InHer Wisdom

Meet Jessica Kruckeberg, LMFT-S, CST

Founder and curator of InHer Wisdom

Jessica Kruckeberg, a white woman smiling at the camera with long light-brown hair and blue eyes wearing a black t-shirt which ready 'I am not free while any woman is unfree' a quote by Audrey Lorde.

Hi, I’m Jessica! If you’ve been wondering who’s behind this, what I’m all about, and what those acronyms mean, let me introduce myself…

I’m an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and AAMFT Approved Supervisor, with over a decade and literally thousands of hours of experience delivering therapy to women navigating the complex worlds of pelvic pain, menstrual health, chronic conditions, and sex and relationship challenges—alongside the medical trauma and gaslighting that sadly too often come with them.

I know it can be a struggle to find a mental health therapist who understands these issues. In my therapy practice, I work with clients around coping with chronic pain, addressing pain with sex, sexual dysfunction, emotional distress due to pain and chronic diagnoses and the impact these diagnoses can have on a relationship. If you want to find out more about therapy with me, click here.

Time and again, I’ve seen how empowering it is when people have access to the right information—when they’re given the knowledge, language, self-care tools, and context to better understand what’s really going on and how widespread these issues are. It reduces shame and isolation. It builds self-compassion and self-advocacy. It opens the door to healing.

So I created the InHer Wisdom subscription, which brings together expert information, insights, tools, and resources I share every day in therapy sessions—things I believe everyone should have access to. Whether you’re in therapy with me, on my waitlist, or connecting the dots for yourself and others you support—this space is for you.

Testimonials

  • "It has been a true pleasure working alongside Jesica as a colleague and referral source. I’ve been consistently impressed by her professionalism, deep understanding of mental health, and commitment to learning. As a physical therapist, I know how integral the mind-body connection is in the healing process, and I’ve found Jessica to be a tremendous asset in helping patients address the emotional and psychological aspects of their health. Her ability to bridge the gap between physical and mental health has been invaluable in my own practice, and I have no hesitation in recommending her to anyone in need of mental health services."

    Dr Chelsey Vasquez, PT, DPT, PRPC, CMTPT

  • "Jessica is not only incredibly knowledgeable about women's issues, but she presents information in a way that is approachable, engaging, and never intimidating. Jessica's resources she provides are invaluable, and her passion for advocacy and empowerment is truly inspiring."

    Val Bruno, LPC, RPT-S

  • "Jessica offers a distinct and much-needed viewpoint on menstrual cycles and their significant effects on mental health. Through her perceptive insights, Jessica increases consciousness and cultivates significant discourse that unites menstrual cycle and mental health. Jessica is a vital voice in the profession because of her commitment to activism and education."

    Liliana  Baylon, LMFT-S, RPT-S

  • "I have worked closely with Jessica for at least 5 years and she has been an invaluable resource for my patients. I feel confident referring patients to Jessica that have struggled with chronic pain, pelvic pain, or pain with sexual intercourse to her due to her ongoing continuing education, specialized training, and her years of clinical experience. She makes her patients feel heard and valued and helps them navigate these difficult topics."

    Dr. Kimberlie Landers, PT, DPT, PCES

  • "While Jessica’s profession and niche is built around her passion of chronic pelvic pain, her comprehension of working through other matters extends far beyond. Something I highly admire about Jessica is when she highlights the possibility of a matter being related to underlying pelvic pain without insinuating it is the sole cause."

    Emma Fitzpatrick, Licensed Addiction Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate