Stephen Jones

Stephen Jones has an aptitude for working with men, especially men who are struggling to communicate with their partner or are frustrated about not being able to express themselves emotionally and don’t know where to begin. He also specializes in helping people with addictions, grief, depression, anxiety, anger management, and trauma. Regardless of background, Stephen strives to aid his clients in processing and understanding emotions in a meaningful way. Stephen is incredibly passionate about working with individuals who grew up in disordered or abusive households.  

Stephen utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy, blending several styles including Existential, Acceptance and Commitment, Cognitive Behavioral, and Internal Family Systems. Stephen utilizes an approach of treating the person in front of him, rather than getting solely focused on the diagnosis, with the ultimate goal of helping someone get to the root of why the issues they experience continue to occur. Stephen is trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) which is a highly effective treatment for trauma. He continues to learn new techniques to help clients and blends these techniques in a way that is intentionally more informal to allow you to be your authentic self in whatever therapy space you meet.

Stephen has a real penchant for working with men who struggle with isolation and feeling unseen or rejected by those closest to them; especially those that continue to experience issues they can trace back to their childhood. So even if you struggle to find the right place to start your therapy work Stephen will be able to connect with you where you are emotionally rather than expect you to be somewhere you are unfamiliar.

Originally from the Texas Panhandle, Stephen graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in History and Political Science. After 10 years of working in a hospital setting, Stephen found that the work he found the most enthusiasm for was directly helping others by aiding them in more accurately seeing the issues in their life. Driven by his own experiences with mental health, Stephen found a passion for counseling and received his Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from West Texas A&M. 

When he’s not working Stephen enjoys deep dives in reading books from all genres, playing any number of board games, running, and spending time with his wife and their many animals.