Jennifer Reynolds

Facilitated in-person master’s counseling coursework by amending syllabi, conducting instruction, grading assignments and discussion posts, and supporting students as a gatekeeper to the counseling profession.

Provided individual, family, and couples counseling remotely in real time using video and phone calls via the Teladoc platform.

Provided individual, family, and couples counseling in an outpatient office setting for children (ages 4–12), adolescents, young adults, and adults.

Conducted emotional support animal and psychiatric service dog assessments to determine client eligibility criteria.

Provided outpatient mental health services working with a small group of counselors in an outpatient office setting.

Provided in-home services for children and families and collaborated with an interdisciplinary team to discuss client progress.

Coordinated development, implementation, and review of performance measures and supported quality improvement through documentation review and data analysis.

Assisted in master’s and doctoral counseling courses by supporting discussion posts, grading papers, assisting with student development, and supporting counselor education.

Planned, developed, and administered wellness programs for mental health service consumers and directed day treatment and outpatient units.

Provided individual, group, and family counseling for adolescent males in an intensive long-term residential treatment program.

Provided individual and family counseling for clients with DHR involvement and developed treatment plans with ongoing updates.

Provided group and crisis intervention services in an acute hospital setting and supported interdisciplinary discussions on client stabilization.

Provided individual and couples counseling remotely through messaging, video calls, and live messaging.

Provided master’s counseling core instruction remotely, including syllabus updates, course facilitation, grading, and student support across multiple counseling coursework.

Provided individual, group, and family counseling for adolescent males in a residential treatment setting and documented treatment progress.

Provided therapy in a basic group home setting, including treatment/behavioral plans and group and crisis counseling for residents.

Served as remote clinical faculty for master’s counseling courses, including syllabus updates, course facilitation, and grading, with teaching focused on diagnosis and treatment planning.

Facilitated in-person course instruction and supported students with syllabus updates, grading, and skill development activities.

Contributed to remote master’s counseling courses by amending syllabi, conducting courses, grading assignments and discussion posts, and supporting students as a gatekeeper to the counseling profession.

Served as a guest speaker for a multicultural counseling class with Dr. Jeffrey Moore.

Activities and societies: Member of Chi Sigma Iota (Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International).

Earned a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Walden University. Dissertation titled "Counselor experiences with clients who bring Emotional Support animals to session."

Activities and societies: Member of Chi Sigma Iota (Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International).

Earned an EdS in Community Agency Counseling from Jacksonville State University. Problem topic: Burnout in the Counseling Profession.

Activities and societies: Member of Chi Sigma Iota (Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International).

Earned an MS in Community Agency Counseling from Jacksonville State University.

Earned a Bachelor of Science from Athens State University with majors in Psychology and Sociology.