• Our Services

    Direct Your Path Counseling provides integrated counseling and consulting services across the behavioral health, education, human services, and government sectors.

    We offer individual and group counseling in a private practice setting, training and consulting for PK-12 and higher education institutions, behavioral health capacity-building, mental health focused human services consulting, and government consulting in program evaluation and human capital.

    Our mission is to strengthen well-being, improve organizational effectiveness, and support communities through practical, evidence-informed solutions.

School administrators consult with mental health counselor on improving mental health issues in the education system.

Consulting

Working directly with organizations to address specific needs, develop strategies, and improve mental health-related practices.

Mental health counselor provides training on compassion fatigue to an organization.

training

Structured educational experiences designed to strengthen knowledge, skills, and confidence among professionals.

Mental health speaking presenting on emotional wellness and navigating life transitions.

speaking

Engaging presentations that bring clinical knowledge, research-informed perspectives, and practical insights to professional and community audiences.

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Jennifer Hyppolite, eds, lmhc

 

“healing is possible…”

Jennifer Hyppolite is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), educator, and speaker specializing in culturally responsive and ethically grounded care for immigrant and second-generation communities. She works in private practice, where she supports individuals navigating identity development, attachment wounds, intergenerational trauma, and the psychological impact of migration and cultural transition. Her clinical work is informed by a deep understanding of how culture, power, and systemic inequities shape mental health experiences and access to care.

In addition to her clinical practice, Jennifer Hyppolite has served as an adjunct instructor since 2019 and has presented at university and professional conferences on topics related to immigrant mental health, ethics, compassion fatigue/burnout, and culturally responsive practice. She has written on mental health and identity and previously hosted the podcast Surviving Second Gen, which explored the emotional and relational challenges faced by second-generation immigrants. Through her speaking, teaching, and consulting work, Jennifer Hyppolite is committed to amplifying immigrant voices, fostering cultural humility, and supporting clinicians and organizations in building more inclusive, ethical, and responsive systems of care.

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