Kim Jones, MSW, LCSW
Kim is a family centered licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in Georgia with an extensive history working both in the private and public sector. Kim brings her unique ability to hone in on each individual’s strengths crafting personalized treatment for people she serves. Kim received her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Connecticut in 1996. Earlier in her career Mrs. Jones worked for the State of Connecticut. There she led a broad continuum of prevention and permanency programs with a specific focus on ensuring high quality services aimed at the wellbeing of children and adolescents. She is an expert in family centered treatment, community organization, and leadership.
Having devoted over 35 years of advocating for children, adolescents, and their families, she demonstrates an ability to guide/help people navigate complex social systems. Mrs. Jones uses a variety of treatment modalities which incorporate best practice from an eclectic and strengths-based approach. Using Cognitive Behavior and Cognitive Processing Therapy approaches, Mrs. Jones provides client-focused and trauma sensitive therapy in a judgment free environment inspiring her clients to engage in more health promoting behaviors to heal from past trauma, fears, worries and stresses.
By providing high-quality services for individuals and families, Kim is able to help them cope with the effects of complex trauma, depression, anxiety and stress by providing them with the strategies and tools that promote sustainable health and healing.
Understanding the intersection of education, professional training and experience, Kim leads with a heart for the work and people she serves. Consistently she is described by both the families she serves and those who work with her as passionate, relatable, and nonjudgmental. Families report feeling valued and respected when working with Kim as she believes that families are the experts and her role is to guide them through the journey of health and healing. Kim specializes in inspiring and empowering individuals, promoting healthy couple relationships and supportive family units.