Thursday, February 5, 2009

Are you looking for an awesome therapist/counselor in Utah?

Ok, so if a wife can’t brag about her husband then what’s the point of supporting and sustaining him through years of school? Right? Right!

So I thought I would post Jason’s bio here so you can see what an amazing therapist he really is. If you need more information, click the following link for the website of his private practice. (No, there is no shameless advertising going on at all!)

Life Enhancement Center

Jason King, soon to be “Dr. J,” is a licensed and board certified clinical counselor. He is recognized in Utah as a leading expert among child welfare caseworkers, probation officers, and juvenile judges in working with troubled adolescents and their families. Jason has doctoral education in child and adolescent counseling and teaches family therapy courses for the University of Phoenix. He is also a guest professor on troubled adolescents each year at the University of Utah School of social work. He has specialized training and extensive experience in Functional Family Therapy with hundreds of court involved, incarcerated, substance abusing, and gang involved adolescents.

Jason is a dynamic, energetic, and “get-to-the-point” counselor. Clients appreciate his sensitive, yet challenging style that motivates them to change when hope is lost. He has a unique ability to deeply understand others and to tap into their inherent strengths. Jason is highly effective at seeing the big picture in families and unifying them through a common theme. His clinical specialty is families in crisis, single, divorced, and blended families; and adolescents with trauma and abuse, anger and aggression, suicide and self harm, depression and bipolar, ADHD, and substance abuse. Jason’s unique counseling style helps adolescents to form positive relationships with family, peers, and the community. He uses proven counseling methods and is respectful to various religious and cultural beliefs.

5 comments:

Sabine Berlin said...

Sounds good, but who's head is that leaning by him in the picture? I am sure she is the real greatness in the relationship:)

kingwritergirl said...

Thank you! I'm glad someone recognizes that! ;)

Tricia said...

Wow! Usually when someone asks me if I need help, I tell them they aren't qualified for the help I need... but he actually is!

Anonymous said...

I hear that behind every great therapist is a better wife...

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