JB is excited to be on staff at CAPS as the Postdoctoral Coordinator for the training program. He is originally from Virginia and completed his graduate studies at Auburn University. In his clinical practice thus far, he has worked in university counseling centers, community mental health, a health and wellness office and a private practice. He has worked with clients ranging in age from 5 to 75 years, and especially loves working with college and graduate students. JB takes an emotion-focused approach in therapy while using a multicultural and strengths-based lens to best fit the needs of each individual client. He strongly values the therapeutic relationship, and intentionally works to create an authentic and meaningful relationship with each student he meets.
When he is not working, JB likes to spend time outside with friends, play soccer and pickleball, and stay up to date on the latest Marvel movie/tv show.
Pronouns: he/him/his
Education
The thing you'd most like to do
Attend a FIFA World Cup game, bonus points if I get to see the US Women's National Team play!
Areas of Interest
Identity development, gender identity, multicultural concerns, sex and sexuality, men's concerns, relationships, social justice and advocacy, group therapy, supervision and training.
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