Counselor Profile
Jill Munyan
Supervisee in Social Work
“The curious paradox is that when I accept myself as I am, then I am able to change.” – Carl Rogers
Seeking counseling takes courage and I deeply honor your vulnerability in taking this step. I work with children and adults and am especially drawn to working with those seeking greater meaning, connection, and personal growth in their lives.
We can strengthen resilience and increase well-being by:
- processing past experiences
- living more mindfully and intentionally in the present
- and preparing for the future by learning skills, connecting with ourselves and others, and working toward meaningful goals.
My therapeutic approach is collaborative, holistic, and centered on your goals. I recognize the importance of considering both internal and environmental factors that may be impacting your well-being.
I will provide you with a respectful and compassionate space to explore your thoughts and feelings and process your experiences. This is your life, and I’m here to support and empower you to live it as fully as possible.
MORE ABOUT ME:
I was born into a large family and raised in Southern California. I now live in Virginia with my husband and two children. Some simple pleasures I enjoy include going for walks, listening to a good podcast, sipping a warm cup of tea, gardening, and staying up late around a campfire.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING:
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- Master’s degree in Social Work from George Mason University
- Bachelor’s degree in Recreation Management and Youth Leadership from Brigham Young University
SUPERVISED BY:
PRELICENSE: 0906016263
CREDENTIALS:
Supervisee in Social Work
Client Population:
- Small Children (3-6)
- Youth (7-10)
- Young Adult (18-25)
- Adult (25+)
Primary Modalities:
- Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
- Mindfulness Based
- Dialectical Behavioral (DBT)
- Person Centered
- Child Centered Play Therapy (CCPT)
- Solution Focused
- Strengths Based
Specialties:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Emotional Regulation
- Life Transitions and Adjustment
- Parenting
- Relationship Conflict
- Religious and Spirituality
- Self-esteem / Personal Growth
- Social Skills
- Stress and Overwhelm
- Trauma and PTSD