Anne Jones
Staff Therapist
- Credentials
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- Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor
- Practice Locations
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- Family HealthCare Associates Clinic Arlington Green Oaks
- Family HealthCare Associates Clinic Richardson
- St. Stephen United Methodist Church
- Central Office
- Life Stages
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- College, Young Adults
- Adults
- Seniors, 65+ years
- Families
- Areas of Focus
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- Boundaries
- Chronic pain
- Depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts
- EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy)
- Faith and spirituality
- Grief and loss
- Stress management
- Languages
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- English
- Spanish
- Education
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- Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling, Dallas Theological Seminary
- Master of Education in Student Personnel Services, University of South Carolina
- Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages (Spanish), Texas A&M University
Philosophy
I enjoy working with people from all backgrounds and helping them gain healing and freedom in their lives. I seek to foster a safe and supportive therapeutic environment in which my clients can work through any hurt or challenge, whether past or present. I value the integration of body, mind and spirit, and the dignity and worth of each person. I seek to give my clients both insight and practical tools in order to help facilitate change and healthier relationships. I utilize a variety of techniques including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness, among others.
After working for 10 years in Residence Life/Higher Education and being on her own healing journey, Anne felt called to return to school to be able to help others as a professional counselor. Prior to joining The Center, she counseled individuals, couples, and adolescents in a church setting, and also worked for 10 years in a multidisciplinary clinic treating persons with physical injuries/pain and emotional pain/trauma. She believes it is an honor and privilege to be able to come alongside others to help guide them on their own healing journeys. Her life verse is 2 Corinthians 1:3-5.
Additional areas of focus:
Anger management
Boundaries
Childhood sexual abuse, sexual abuse
Chronic pain
Codependency
Depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts
Faith and spirituality
Grief and loss
Guilt and shame
Identity and self-image
Infertility, miscarriage
Life changes/transitions
Relationship issues
Social skills
Stress management
Substance abuse/addiction
Trauma
Women's issues, young women