About Shelley Jones Reg. Psychotherapist

Shelley Jones, Registered Psychotherapist

With over 30 years of experience in the mental health field, Shelley Jones is a Registered Psychotherapist specializing in individual and couples therapy for adults aged 20 and over. Her practice focuses on helping clients navigate high-functioning anxiety, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and significant life transitions such as midlife changes, career shifts, divorce, and the empty nest phase.

Shelley works extensively with individuals seeking support in building healthy boundaries, enhancing self-worth, and managing relationship challenges—particularly those involving parent-adult child dynamics or other complex interpersonal stressors. She is also passionate about guiding couples through issues related to emotional intimacy, trust repair, communication difficulties, and betrayal trauma, whether related to infidelity or other forms of emotional disconnection. Her work often includes adult attachment repair, self-care development, and compassion-focused strategies.

Holding a Master’s degree, Shelley has advanced training in evidence-based therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, and LENS Neurofeedback. Her client-centered, collaborative approach is grounded in empathy and tailored to meet each client’s unique goals and needs.

Beyond her clinical work, Shelley has facilitated numerous workshops and psychoeducational seminars, drawing from her background in group dynamics and emotional wellness. She brings warmth and authenticity to every interaction, helping clients feel empowered and supported throughout their healing journey.

Outside of therapy, Shelley enjoys time in nature, mindfulness practice, and creative pursuits that enrich her personal and professional life.

My strengths:

Expertise in couples therapy, trauma recovery, and high-conflict resolution
Evidence-based techniques tailored to your unique challenges
Compassionate, judgment-free support to create lasting change
Safe space to heal, grow, and rebuild stronger relationships

My services:

Anxiety 100%

EAP Program 100%

Neurofeedback LENS 100%

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 100%

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy 100%

Psychiatrist Assessments 100%

My Expertise Area & Features

Couples Counseling

Many couples face:

Constant arguments and misunderstandings
A growing emotional distance or lack of intimacy
Unresolved past trauma impacting the relationship
Trust issues due to infidelity, betrayal, or past conflicts

Example: You and your partner feel more like roommates than lovers, and every conversation turns into an argument.

Shelley helps couples:

Improve communication skills and active listening
Work through trust issues and emotional wounds
Develop healthy conflict-resolution strategies
Rekindle emotional and physical intimacy

Resolving High-Conflict Situations

Conflict is natural, but constant high-intensity arguments can damage relationships and mental health. Shelley helps individuals and couples:

Break patterns of defensiveness, blame, and resentment
Learn healthy communication techniques to express needs without escalation
De-escalate tense situations and find common ground
Develop emotional intelligence to navigate difficult conversations

Example: You and your partner have the same fight over and over, and no one feels heard or understood.

Shelley helps clients:

Understand conflict patterns and break unhealthy cycles
Build empathy and emotional resilience
Set boundaries that promote respect and mutual understanding
Learn how to disagree without damaging the relationship

Healing from Trauma

Unresolved trauma can deeply affect your relationships and mental health. Shelley specializes in working with individuals who:

Experience emotional triggers that cause anxiety, anger, or withdrawal
Have difficulty trusting others due to past betrayal or abuse
Feel emotionally numb or disconnected in relationships
Struggle with self-worth and relationship anxiety

Example: A past toxic relationship left you feeling unworthy of love, and now you push people away to avoid getting hurt.

Shelley provides a trauma-informed approach to:

Identify and heal deep-rooted emotional wounds
Develop coping mechanisms for stress and emotional triggers
Strengthen self-awareness and emotional regulation
Foster self-love and healthier relationship dynamics

The Insight Clinic: Assessments, Psychotherapy, Neurofeedback

Shelley Jones