Doc KJ Jones

In the realm of counseling, collaboration is key. As a licensed clinical professional counselor, I believe in fostering a partnership between client and counselor, working together to navigate life's challenges and discover personal growth. My dedication lies in empowering individuals to gain profound insights, facilitating a journey towards self-restoration and resilience. Through meaningful dialogue and thoughtful reflection, we unravel obstacles and cultivate a deeper understanding of life's complexities, paving the way for transformative change and renewed purpose. I recognize that reaching out for support can be daunting. My therapeutic style is warm, interactive, and akin to conversing with a trusted friend. Rooted in principles of respect, trustworthiness, and authenticity, I prioritize building a strong therapeutic alliance with you. My expertise lies in adaptable methodologies, allowing me to customize my approach to meet your unique needs. I'm excited about the opportunity to collaborate with you on your journey towards growth and healing! Clinical Supervision Experience: Supervision is a structured process in which a designated individual supports the professional growth and therapeutic competence of others while ensuring the well-being of the supervisee's clients. My approach includes, three roles—teacher, counselor, and consultant—within an Adlerian and Cognitive-Behavioral framework: Teacher Role: Involves reviewing client cases, emphasizing multicultural sensitivity, and using techniques like role-playing. Counselor Role: Focuses on therapeutic factors that promote personal growth and help address any client-related emotions or thoughts that interfere with effective treatment. Consultant Role: Useful for case reviews and discussing areas of uncertainty. The supervision sessions concentrate on four key areas: Process: Counseling techniques and communication skills. Personalization: Identifying transference and avoiding counter-transference. Conceptualization: Understanding how trainees process and analyze client cases. Administration: Addressing case notes, ethics, licensure, and best practices.