Good counselors are booked. What can I do while we wait?
Because there is such a shortage of good counselors, we wanted to bring on Jamie Mershon, MA, LPC to equip parents with practical ideas for helping their kids in the meantime.

Good counselors are booked. What can I do while we wait?
Because there is such a shortage of good counselors, we wanted to bring on Jamie Mershon, MA, LPC to equip parents with practical ideas for helping their kids in the meantime.
Meet Our Guest
Jamie Mershon, MA, LPC
Jamie, MA, LPC, is a born and raised Iowa dairy farm girl. After graduating college with a teaching degree, she took an elementary teaching job in the Northside Independent School District of San Antonio, TX. It was in the classroom that God took hold of her heart and gave her the “why” to pursuing counseling! Jamie’s passion is meeting people in their brokenness and providing hope, healing and freedom through practical tools, scripture, and her 15 years of working with families! Through her private practice, One:6 Christian Counseling, Jamie works with a holistic approach & practice from the lens of mind, body & spirit. One:6 Christian Counseling is rooted in Philippians 1:6, which tells us that we are called to growth, not perfection. She also practices Cognitive Behavior therapy, which is effective in treating both anxiety & depression. She is also trauma-informed and was recently trained in ETT (Emotional Transformation Therapy.) This technique is highly effective when working with trauma, emotional distress, and even pain carried in the body. Jamie is a mom to three little gals and wife to her gentle giant husband, Michael (he’s 6’8″)! When she’s not at home loving on her littles, you can find her in the counseling chair as a licensed professional counselor with coffee in hand.
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