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Jennifer Jones
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Verified Verified
6 Endorsed
Jacksonville, FL 32223  (Online Only)
I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, DV/abuse victims, family/relationship issues as well as military clients and their families.
Feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? Feeling numb or just not yourself? Feeling stuck in your life or relationships? I offer a safe environment in which you can gain support and guidance in navigating these difficult challenges. I am passionate about helping you to find solutions to your problems and build strong and healthy relationships in your life. I'm here to help you get through the tough times and feel like yourself again. As a therapist who specializes in relationships, I will help you discover ways to strengthen your connections with others or find healing from the pain that can often come from those connections.
I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, DV/abuse victims, family/relationship issues as well as military clients and their families.
Feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? Feeling numb or just not yourself? Feeling stuck in your life or relationships? I offer a safe environment in which you can gain support and guidance in navigating these difficult challenges. I am passionate about helping you to find solutions to your problems and build strong and healthy relationships in your life. I'm here to help you get through the tough times and feel like yourself again. As a therapist who specializes in relationships, I will help you discover ways to strengthen your connections with others or find healing from the pain that can often come from those connections.
(904) 295-1780 View (904) 295-1780
Photo of June C Singletary, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in Jacksonville, FL
June C Singletary
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Verified Verified
Jacksonville, FL 32201
Your relationship MAY NOT be broken.
"Marriage with NO problems?" I HEAR YOU LOUD AND CLEAR..."What idiot said that?" YOU would be right. "NO PROBLEMS" means NO: Prior separate upbringing experiences, Prior different religious experiences, Prior different sexual experiences, Prior different values in many different topics, Prior different problem resolution skills, Prior unequal education or occupation ideals, Prior Emotional skills in conflict resolution by one or both. SO, DON'T TELL ME TWO PEOPLE WITH ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT IDEAS, IDEALS, VALUES, AND EXPERIENCES in a broad range of traits CAN WALTZ INTO MARRIAGE WITH "NO PROBLEMS".
Your relationship MAY NOT be broken.
"Marriage with NO problems?" I HEAR YOU LOUD AND CLEAR..."What idiot said that?" YOU would be right. "NO PROBLEMS" means NO: Prior separate upbringing experiences, Prior different religious experiences, Prior different sexual experiences, Prior different values in many different topics, Prior different problem resolution skills, Prior unequal education or occupation ideals, Prior Emotional skills in conflict resolution by one or both. SO, DON'T TELL ME TWO PEOPLE WITH ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT IDEAS, IDEALS, VALUES, AND EXPERIENCES in a broad range of traits CAN WALTZ INTO MARRIAGE WITH "NO PROBLEMS".
(850) 900-1985 View (850) 900-1985
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Daniel K Smedley
Marriage & Family Therapist Intern, MS, RMFTI
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
Jacksonville, FL 32207  (Online Only)
Not accepting new clients
Life transitions, chronic stress, and the complexity of relationships can often leave us feeling hopeless, stuck, or alone. As a marriage and family therapist with strong training in relationship issues and a trauma perspective, my main goal in therapy is to help you feel safe and empowered in addressing personal or relationship concerns. I help couples, families, and individuals with many issues including emotional connection, communication, boundaries, and grief/loss. I specialize in working with couples with an overall goal to find connection or to understand and cope with trauma or mental/emotional roadblocks together.
Life transitions, chronic stress, and the complexity of relationships can often leave us feeling hopeless, stuck, or alone. As a marriage and family therapist with strong training in relationship issues and a trauma perspective, my main goal in therapy is to help you feel safe and empowered in addressing personal or relationship concerns. I help couples, families, and individuals with many issues including emotional connection, communication, boundaries, and grief/loss. I specialize in working with couples with an overall goal to find connection or to understand and cope with trauma or mental/emotional roadblocks together.
(850) 920-8625 View (850) 920-8625

Online Therapists

Photo of Chad Thompson, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in Jacksonville, FL
Chad Thompson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Ocala, FL 34481  (Online Only)
I believe that life is always changing and sometimes those changes are not easy to go through. Change is the only certainty to life. I have been trained and credentialed as a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional, Certified Life Coach, and Certified Mindfulness-Informed Clinician. I am currently pursuing my Registered Expressive Art Therapist. I am here to guide you through the hard times, bad times, and good times.
I believe that life is always changing and sometimes those changes are not easy to go through. Change is the only certainty to life. I have been trained and credentialed as a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional, Certified Life Coach, and Certified Mindfulness-Informed Clinician. I am currently pursuing my Registered Expressive Art Therapist. I am here to guide you through the hard times, bad times, and good times.
(813) 694-8493 View (813) 694-8493

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Relationship Issues Therapists
While need for human connection appears to be innate, the ability to form healthy, loving relationships is learned. Some evidence suggests that the ability to form a stable relationship starts to form in infancy, in a child's earliest experiences with a caregiver who reliably meets the infant's needs for food, care, warmth, protection, stimulation, and social contact. Such relationships are not destiny, but they are theorized to establish deeply ingrained patterns of relating to others. The end of a relationship, however, is often a source of great psychological anguish.