Jodi Ferguson Neely is a recent graduate of Mississippi Christian University, where she earned a master's degree in marriage and family counseling. She brings a compassionate, client-centered approach to therapy, integrating family systems and cognitive behavioral understanding with a resilience-centered focus on helping people navigate life's transitions.

Jodi is a wife of 13 years and a mom of two girls, ages 10 and 7. Her path to counseling was shaped by a "past life" as a former Flowood police officer and as a military spouse to a Green Beret. She and her family have lived across multiple states, as well as abroad, during their years of military service. Jodi has primarily been a stay-at-home mom over the past decade, but she also spent time working as a transition counselor, helping soldiers move from military careers into civilian life.

Jodi is passionate about supporting military and first responder communities, groups that often navigate high-stress environments and isolation in silence. Having raised two daughters through multiple deployments and walked alongside a spouse carrying the invisible wounds of war, she deeply values the power of strong community and compassionate, comprehensive care. Jodi strives to bring a gentle, non-judgmental approach to every client she serves, helping them move through change with support, clarity, and grace.