MEET Jayne
Jayne's 2 day life changing group intensive complex trauma retreat was developed to focus on the use of the grief process to heal past wounds and life's issues, which prevent individuals from moving forward in their lives and achieving their full potential. The process heals the body, mind, and spirit.
her story
Jayne has been a therapist for over 44 years working with top professionals in the field, which has brought her to where she is today. Jayne possesses dynamic qualities with public speaking and lecturing.
Jayne has developed programs for in-patient and outpatient therapy for a range of issues such as; chemical dependency, co-dependency, family dysfunctions, disordered eating, covert/overt sexual abuse, sexual addictions, sexual anorexia, death and dying, and intense grief work.
WORK history
1992-Present: Private Practice Complex Trauma Resolution
- Trauma resolution
- Emphasis on intensive grief process therapy with intensive post-traumatic stress therapy
- Emphasis on individual and group therapy
- Intensive groups based on the Elizabeth Kubhler Ross stages of grief
2020-Present: Instructor - Addiction Counselor Training School
- Instruct students in all the core functions of an LCDC and to ready students to take the state licensure test
2015-2019: Executive Clinical Director - Memorial Recovery Center
- Oversee all clinical components of treatment and the Utilization reviews
- Psych/social, assessments, counseling
- Conduct intensive family weekends
- ICCS for LCDC interns and practicum students
- Wrote policy and procedure for DSHS, DSHS and Joint Commission Licensure Application, as well as employee and client handbooks
2014-2015: Executive Clinical Director - Kemah Palms Recovery
- Oversee all clinical components of treatment and Utilization reviews
- Psych/social, assessments, counseling
- Conduct intensive family weekends
- ICCS for LCDC interns and practicum students
- Wrote policy and procedures for DSHS, DSHS and Joint Commission licensure application, as well as employee and client handbooks
2013-2014: Founder - The Right Step Clear Lake
- In charge of all clinical components of treatment
- Developed curriculum for intensive outpatient and family
- Supervised all counselors and interns
2009-2012: Counselor - Weinberger, Black and Associates
- Individual and family groups
- Adult and adolescent
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2003-2013: Instructor - Institute of Chemical Dependency Studies
- Taught students all requirements to meet LCDC licensure requirements
- Developed and implemented outreach programs
- Facilitated for breakthrough intensive program
1989-1993: Outpatient Psychiatric Services Coordinator - St. Mary’s Hospital
- Developed outpatient programs for addictions
- Provided staff supervision and training
- Coordinated public relations marketing
- Implement intensive programs
- Gave public lectures on various topics
1987-1989: Outpatient Psychiatric Services Coordinator - Post Oak Psychiatry
- Developed outpatient programs
- Provided staff supervision and training
- Coordinated programs for Alief School District
- Published children’s book (Kids Like Us)
1982-1989: LCDC Education Instructor - University of Houston
- Instructor in group counseling
- Lectured on theories and techniques
- Evaluated oral certification
education
1997: Houston Community College
Major in Counseling Psychology
Minor in Abnormal Psychology
1984: St. Edwards University
1982: University of Houston
Major in Chemical Dependency Counseling
Minor in employee assistance
Licenses & certifications
Certified Trauma Resolution Counselor (CTRT)
A designation for counselors, clinicians, and treatment specialists who provide immediate and longer-term individual, group, and/or family counseling, therapy, grief counseling or support to trauma survivors either as a specialty or within their field of practice.
Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC)
A licensed chemical dependency counselor is licensed to provide chemical dependency counseling services involving the application of principles, methods and procedures of the chemical dependency profession as defined by the profession's ethical standards and the knowledge, skills and abilities as defined by rule in Texas Administrative Code Title 25 Chapter 140 Subchapter 1
Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ADC-III)
The Alcohol Drug Counselor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of chemical dependency counseling.
The primary purpose of the credential is to raise the standards of education and experience levels so that individual counselors with exceptional experience or education and experience can be duly recognized by their peers and professional organizations, statewide and nationally.
Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker (LBSW)
In the state of Texas, there are five levels of licensure. The title of LBSW allows one to work in a variety of Social Work jobs and begin to gain experience that will help to open doors to higher levels of licensure while interviewing for personal histories, performing assessments, developing plans of care, provide crisis management and interventions, while offering referrals and education to clients.
Certified Brief Therapist (CBT)
Brief CBT is the compression of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy material and the reduction of the average 12-20 sessions into 4-8 sessions. In brief CBT the concentration is on specific treatments for a limited number of the patient's problems. Specificity of the treatment is required because of the limited number of sessions.
Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS)
The Clinical Supervisor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of supervision.
In a treatment setting, the CCS shall improve the quality of supervision of interns, enhance the credibility of the practicum experience and provide greater relevance for certification. The CCS certification is designed to be appropriate for those individuals who are currently supervising counselor interns.
The CCS is a healthcare professional who has been certified by TCBAP as having been adequately trained to provide supervision for counselor interns. The services shall be within the limitations of all applicable state and local statutes. The CCS is also an individual who adheres to the ethical principles as set forth in the Texas System of Certification of Clinical Supervisors.
International Certified Clinical Supervisor (ICCS)
Professionals that hold eligible certifications or licenses can transfer their credentials between states that are IC&RC Member Boards, a process referred to as reciprocity. This certification is reciprocal with other IC&RC member boards.
Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT I)
CSATs are highly trained trauma treatment specialists who help clients work through issues that untrained clinicians may leave unaddressed. CSATs understand the underlying wounds, experiences, patterns, and trauma that lead to sexual addiction and can treat the root causes of the addiction. CSATs are equipped to help their clients break free from the helpless cycle of addiction and begin to live an enriched, sexually healthy life with renewed emotional intimacy.
Certified Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
EMDR is a structured therapy that encourages the patient to focus briefly on the trauma memory while simultaneously experiencing bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements), which is associated with a reduction in the vividness and emotion associated with the trauma memories. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an extensively researched, effective psychotherapy method proven to help people recover from trauma and PTSD symptoms.
memberships & ASSOCIATIONS
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)
The Academy of Certified Social Workers was established in 1960 and remains the most widely recognized and respected social work credential. Social workers who hold the ACSW are qualified providers of social services.
CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATION (CSWA)
The Clinical Social Work Association represents, protects, and amplifies the voices of clinical social workers as we strive to create a just, healthy, and inclusive society. CSWA promotes the highest standards of professional practice through advocacy, supporting the effectiveness of state societies, and facilitating educational opportunities.
MISC EXPERIENCES
Texas Association of Addiction Professional Counselor Hall of Fame 2010
ER Crisis Interventionist - Houston’s Ben Taub Hospital
Director of Adolescent Services - Bell Park Hospital
Certified Alcohol and Drug Addiction Consultant I (CADAC I)
Entry-level substance use treatment credential to support a professionals growth towards a CADAC II or higher credential.
National Certified Addiction Counselor, Level II (NCAC II)
A voluntary national and international certification intended for professionals working within Substance Use Disorders/Addiction-related disciplines who wish to demonstrate their skills gained through years of supervised work experience.