Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 6 years of experience in the field of mental health. After a 7 year stint working for the United States Postal Service, I decided to go back to school to help people with their problems. I have an Associate of Science degree from Brazosport College. I have an Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Columbia College. I have my Master of Education degree in Counseling, a Graduate Certificate in College Student Mental Health, and my Education Specialist degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am a school psychological examiner and a Kindergarten through 12th grade School Counselor. I completed all my provisional license hours at Lincoln University in their counseling center providing pro bono counseling to the community and college students.
My counseling style is warm and receptive, I feel establishing the client/counselor relationship is paramount to success during the therapeutic process. I feel we are all unique individuals and counseling must be tailored to each specific client. I am well experienced in career counseling and traditional counseling using mindfulness based-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I use an integrated approach to find out what will work best with each client I am working with. There are many stigmas associated with seeing a counselor, one of the most harmful being that someone who seeks help is weak, it is my goal to shatter that stereotype and help my clients find their path in life that they can accomplish all they wish to and more.
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Jeffrey Ayers is a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Missouri with six years of experience in the mental health field. Before training as a counselor, he worked for seven years with the United States Postal Service and later returned to school to pursue counseling as a career.
He holds an Associate of Science degree from Brazosport College, an Associate of Arts and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Columbia College, a Master of Education degree in Counseling, a Graduate Certificate in College Student Mental Health, and an Education Specialist degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He practices as a school psychological examiner and serves as a Kindergarten through 12th grade school counselor.
Jeffrey completed his provisional license hours at Lincoln University, where he provided pro bono counseling to community members and college students through the university counseling center. He is licensed to practice professional counseling in Missouri, which authorizes him to provide clinical counseling services.
His counseling approach is warm and receptive, with a strong emphasis on building the client-counselor relationship as a foundation for effective work. He treats each person as an individual and tailors interventions accordingly, drawing on career counseling experience and mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Jeffrey uses an integrated approach to determine what methods will best support each client, and he aims to challenge the stigma that seeking help is a sign of weakness while guiding clients toward goals they wish to achieve and surpass.
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