About
Jennifer Bonenfant
LMT, LPC, LCDC, NCC
Welcome to Mountain Vue Therapy. My name is Jennifer, and I am a Licensed Massage Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, and Certified Spinal Flow Practitioner. With more than 13 years of experience in the health and wellness field, I am passionate about partnering with individuals who are ready to invest in their healing journey. Meaningful change takes courage, commitment, and a willingness to do the work, and it is a privilege to walk alongside clients as they pursue lasting transformation.
I believe in the profound connection between the mind, body, and spirit, and I view healing as a holistic process that honors each of these areas. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all approach, I tailor counseling and therapeutic bodywork to each client's unique needs, empowering them to develop greater self-awareness, resilience, and lasting wellbeing. My role is to provide guidance, support, and evidence-informed care while creating a safe space where meaningful growth can occur.
Healing is an active process, and the clients who experience the greatest transformation are often those who show up with openness, curiosity, and a commitment to change. Whether you're working to heal from trauma, overcome addiction, manage anxiety, navigate life transitions, or reconnect with your body, I am dedicated to helping you build the tools and confidence needed to move forward.
Prioritizing your own wellbeing is not a luxury—it's a necessity. Counseling and bodywork can help release the physical, emotional, and psychological burdens that may be keeping you stuck, allowing you to live with greater freedom, authenticity, and purpose.
If you're ready to invest in yourself and embrace the healing process, I invite you to schedule a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation. Together, we can explore how counseling and/or bodywork can support you in creating meaningful, lasting change.

Qualifications
Education
Training
2024
Massage Therapy
Master of Science Addiction Counseling, TTUHSC
Addiction Recovery and Therapeutic Massage
Soothing PTSD and Trauma
Symphony of the Cells
AromaTouch Technique
Prenatal Massage
Massage Cupping
Healing Energy and Touch
Psychology of the Body
2021
Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences, TTU
2014
Ocean's Massage School, TX
2010
Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies, TTU
Experience
Massage Therapy
2017-Current
Private Business Owner, TX
2019-2021
Massage Envy, NC/TX
2014-2017
Global Health Chiropractic, TX
Counseling
2025-Current
Private Business Owner, TX
2025-2026
Clearfork Academy, TX
2024
MHMR of Tarrant County, TX


Counseling
Suicide Assessment and Intervention
Gaslighting
Codependency, Narcissism, and Trauma Bonding
Telemental Health
Association of Biblical Counselors Addiction Track
Spinal Flow® Technique
Certified Spinal Flow Practitioner
Awards and Accomplishments
Published Research Author (click here to view)
Addiction Medicine Elective Planning and Development Committee, TTUHSC
Endowed Lecture Series Poster Showcase Winner, TTUHSC
ASAHP Scholarship of Excellence
Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society
Chi Sigma Iota Honors Society
Alpha Eta Honors Society
The Story Behind Mountain Vue Therapy
Every mountain has a story. Every journey offers a new perspective.
The name Mountain Vue Therapy has evolved through several chapters of my professional journey. What began as Mountain View Muse became Mountain View Wellness before ultimately growing into the practice it is today. Each name reflected a new season of growth, a deeper understanding of my work, and the various therapeutic modalities I have come to offer—with a little French flair inspired by my last name. While the name has changed, the heart behind it has remained the same: the mountains.
Several years ago, God led me on a transformative journey to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. What I initially believed would be a simple opportunity to turn a new leaf and begin again in a place far removed from everything familiar became the beginning of a much deeper season of personal and spiritual growth. Before eventually making my way back to Texas, I found myself being drawn closer to God with every step I took into the forest and along the winding mountain trails.
Surrounded by towering trees, flowing rivers, and wildlife I had never encountered before, I discovered a sense of peace and belonging that was entirely new to me. It felt like home. Each adventure became what I lovingly called my walks with God—opportunities to slow down, listen, reflect, and experience His presence in ways that words could hardly capture.
Nature became one of my greatest teachers. I learned to appreciate the quiet wisdom found in stillness, to recognize the beauty of a new beginning in each sunrise, and to release the weight of life's burdens as effortlessly as a fallen leaf carried downstream. At the summit, watching the sun rise over the mountains, I experienced a kind of peace that settled deep within my soul. Those moments reminded me that even when the path is uncertain, there is beauty in the journey and hope in what lies ahead.
A part of my heart will always remain in those mountains. But the peace, perspective, and spiritual renewal I discovered there were never meant to be kept to myself. They became part of the foundation of my work and my desire to help others experience meaningful healing, reconnect with themselves, and discover the hope and restoration that can emerge through life's most challenging seasons. Above all, I carry with me the desire to help others become more aware of God's presence and experience the unfathomable beauty of His creation and love.
Although the Texas landscape may not offer the same mountain trails, I have carried the spirit of the mountains with me—and it continues to shape the way I understand the healing journey.
The view changes depending on where you stand.
When we find ourselves at the foot of a mountain, the path ahead can feel overwhelming. The challenges before us may seem insurmountable, and taking that first step can require more courage than we realize. Yet, with patience, support, and a willingness to keep moving forward, we can begin to navigate the climb—one step at a time.
As we journey upward, we gain a different perspective. We begin to recognize how far we have come, acknowledge the obstacles we have already overcome, and find encouragement in the progress that may have once been difficult to see. Even when the climb feels exhausting, these moments remind us that growth is happening, even when it doesn't always feel that way.
And when we reach a summit, we can pause to celebrate. We can honor the strength it took to get there, recognize the resilience we have cultivated, and discover a renewed confidence in our ability to navigate life's uncertainties. Eventually, as we begin the descent and prepare for whatever lies ahead, we carry with us the wisdom of the journey and a deeper trust in our ability to face what comes next.
Healing, much like climbing a mountain, is rarely a straight or effortless path. There may be steep inclines, unexpected turns, moments of uncertainty, and stretches when we need to pause and catch our breath. There may also be beautiful discoveries, meaningful connections, and moments of clarity that remind us why the journey matters.
Wherever you find yourself today, there is something meaningful to be discovered in the view before you.
At Mountain Vue Therapy, I believe that healing is not about rushing toward a destination or having everything figured out. It is about meeting yourself with compassion, honoring the season you are in, and allowing yourself the time and support needed to grow. Through an integrative approach to healing that honors the connection between mind, body, and spirit, my hope is to walk alongside you as you navigate your own path toward greater wholeness, restoration, and self-discovery.
And through every step, every challenge, and every new perspective, I trust that God is present—guiding us, sustaining us, and gently revealing His goodness along the way.
Wherever you are on your journey, you don't have to navigate the climb alone.