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Aaron Jones, MFT |
Humans are diverse and gloriously complex creatures. Whether it be our successes, failures, hopes, fears, trauma in our family or origins, or any one diagnosis—we are much more than the total sum of all equal parts. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, we get lost along the path towards health and happiness. Even the best of us need a little help from time to time. Healing happens within relationships; relationships we have to ourselves, to our beloved others, our careers, family, and even the relationship we have with the words that describe our suffering. To err is human and human suffering is ubiquitous to this experience. I believe that when we reconnect to love we disconnect from learned hopelessness and despair. I view myself as a guide to help others find their way back to the light of loving life, acceptance of self, acceptance of flaws, and the process of becoming. So if you are looking for a little help along the way, please allow me to serve to assist easing your suffering and help guide you back to the light. If nonjudgmental acceptance and unconditional regard is what you are searching for, I hope to connect with you soon.
Education & Training
Aaron Jones received his undergraduate degrees (BSc.)in Social Psychology and American Ethnic Studies from the Kansas State University in 2005. Aaron later went on to complete a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology—Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2018.
Aaron has spent the last few years gaining invaluable experience in community mental health settings servicing a wide range of clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and various presenting concerns. Some of those concerns include personality disorders, schizophrenia, depression, ADHD spectrum, anxiety, compulsive disorders, trauma and couples counseling.
Aaron’s clinical foci include treating humans in diverse intimate relationships, individuals in high performance careers and high achievers using a combination of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Existential, and Experiential therapies. Aaron is also well trained in a variety of Mindfulness-based therapies, a Practitioner of Zen Meditation, a guest lecturer, and an Adjunct Professor of Psychology. Aaron joined Downtown Mind Wellness in January, 2020.
Aaron Jones is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT # 131136).
Aaron Jones received his undergraduate degrees (BSc.)in Social Psychology and American Ethnic Studies from the Kansas State University in 2005. Aaron later went on to complete a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology—Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2018.
Aaron has spent the last few years gaining invaluable experience in community mental health settings servicing a wide range of clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and various presenting concerns. Some of those concerns include personality disorders, schizophrenia, depression, ADHD spectrum, anxiety, compulsive disorders, trauma and couples counseling.
Aaron’s clinical foci include treating humans in diverse intimate relationships, individuals in high performance careers and high achievers using a combination of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Existential, and Experiential therapies. Aaron is also well trained in a variety of Mindfulness-based therapies, a Practitioner of Zen Meditation, a guest lecturer, and an Adjunct Professor of Psychology. Aaron joined Downtown Mind Wellness in January, 2020.
Aaron Jones is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT # 131136).