Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for more than 30 years. I have a BA in communications from Webster College and an MSW from St. Louis University, both located in St. Louis, MO. My work as a therapist has been in community mental health, in-patient psychiatry, addictions and in private practice. I also spent time as a behavior specialist for the Medicaid Waiver Program working with developmentally disabled people. My approach to therapy is typically client-centered. I use family systems, CBT, psychodynamic, motivational interviewing and other approaches in my work. I have been fortunate to have walked with hundreds of men, women and teens on their journey toward a more satisfying life, physically. psychologically and spiritually.
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Jean Cummings is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 37 years of professional experience. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Webster College and a Master of Social Work from Saint Louis University, both earned in St. Louis, Missouri.
Her clinical background spans community mental health, in-patient psychiatry, addiction treatment, and private practice. She also served as a behavior specialist within the Medicaid Waiver Program, providing care for people with developmental disabilities.
Jean approaches therapy from a client-centered perspective while drawing on family systems theory, cognitive behavioral techniques, psychodynamic thinking, motivational interviewing, and other evidence-based methods. Over the course of her career she has accompanied hundreds of men, women, and teens as they work toward a more satisfying life physically, psychologically, and spiritually.
She practices as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Indiana and brings decades of experience to clients seeking support with stress, anxiety, relationships, mood concerns, addictions, trauma, parenting, and other life challenges.
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