Clinical Research & Academic Works
Jessica Echeverri is dedicated to advancing clinical and mental health research that drives meaningful change in social work and mental health practice. As a Registered Social Worker, Certified Clinical Traumatologist, and Ph.D. candidate in Advanced Clinical Practice, Jessica integrates her extensive clinical experience with rigorous evidence-based practice to explore how trauma, leadership, and emotional intelligence influence well-being and resilience.
Her research bridges the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that her clinical, coaching, and consulting work are grounded in science and guided by compassion. Through ongoing mental health studies and social work research, Jessica contributes to building a stronger foundation for trauma-informed care, resilience-based leadership, and emotional wellness across diverse populations.
Clinical
Research & Academic Works
Jessica Echeverri is dedicated to advancing clinical research and mental health research that drives meaningful change in social work and mental health practice. As a Registered Social Worker, Certified Clinical Traumatologist, and Ph.D. candidate in Advanced Clinical Practice, Jessica integrates her extensive clinical experience with rigorous evidence-based practice to explore how trauma, leadership, and emotional intelligence influence well-being and resilience.
Her research bridges the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that her clinical, coaching, and consulting work are grounded in science and guided by compassion. Through ongoing mental health studies and social work research, Jessica contributes to building a stronger foundation for trauma-informed care, resilience-based leadership, and emotional wellness across diverse populations.
Research Focus Areas
Jessica Echeverri’s clinical research and academic work focus on advancing mental health outcomes, promoting emotional intelligence, and fostering personal, professional, and organizational growth. Her research explores trauma and resilience, developing frameworks that support recovery and adaptive coping skills; emotional intelligence and leadership, studying how evidence-based practices enhance leadership effectiveness; and mental health and workplace well-being, investigating strategies to improve organizational health, employee performance, and professional development. Through this work, Jessica translates research into actionable insights that empower individuals, teams, and organizations to thrive.
In addition to her work in mental health and leadership, Jessica conducts research on Equine-Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL), exploring their unique benefits in promoting emotional awareness, personal growth, and learning. She also examines cultural awareness, inclusion, stress management, burnout, and coaching strategies in both therapeutic and professional settings. Each of her studies contributes to the fields of clinical research, mental health research, business and leadership development, and equine-assisted interventions, providing professionals and organizations with evidence-informed strategies for growth, resilience, and meaningful transformation.
Integrating Evidence-Based Practice
Jessica believes that evidence-based practice and clinical research are the cornerstones of effective mental health care and organizational development. Her therapeutic, coaching, and consulting approaches are informed by the latest mental health studies, validated social work research, and emerging practices in leadership and professional growth. By integrating research-driven insights into her work, Jessica ensures that clients, whether individuals, teams, or organizations, receive the most current, ethical, and effective support possible.
Beyond clinical practice, Jessica excels at translating research findings into practical tools and strategies that can be applied in real-world settings. Her academic works highlight how collaboration between researchers, clinicians, and communities can generate meaningful, systemic change in mental health care, workplace well-being, and professional development. She also explores the unique contributions of Equine-Assisted Therapy (EAT) and Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL), demonstrating how innovative interventions complement traditional approaches to personal growth, emotional awareness, and learning. By bridging research, therapy, coaching, and organizational consulting, Jessica equips professionals and organizations with actionable insights that foster resilience, leadership, and long-term transformation.
Academic Works and Publications
Jessica’s academic works include presentations, peer-reviewed articles, and ongoing mental health research projects that explore trauma, leadership, and emotional intelligence. As part of her Ph.D. in Advanced Clinical Practice, she engages in clinical research and social work research, focusing on developing sustainable, evidence-based practice interventions that enhance professional practice and improve client outcomes.
Her mental health studies extend to innovative approaches, including equine-assisted therapy (EAT) and equine-assisted learning (EAL), examining how these interventions support emotional regulation, resilience, and leadership development. Through these research initiatives, Jessica investigates the practical application of theory to promote both individual and community well-being.
Dedicated to advancing evidence-based practice in social work and mental health, Jessica’s work exemplifies the integration of rigorous research with compassionate care, turning her academic works into meaningful, real-world impact for clients and professionals alike.
Collaboration and Future Research
Jessica welcomes collaboration with organizations, universities, and researchers interested in clinical, social work research and evidence-based practice. She works on co-developing mental health studies, contributing to academic works, and providing guidance as a research consultant. Jessica is dedicated to advancing approaches that promote emotional wellness, professional resilience, and meaningful impact through rigorous research.
