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An accelerated exploration of your relationship, in a comfortable, relaxed environment, that results in concrete change. Discover our library of do-it-yourself tools to help you deeply connect to the relationship with yourself and your loved ones. Couples therapy is one of those things most people don't think about until they need it and assume it's all the same.

A "ho hum", neutral or negative experience, is often seen as a given. We all know relationships are complex. I've been fascinated with studying this complexity inside and out working full time with thousands in private practice. I've also studied the counseling process itself, what strategies work and how. Along with clinical training and on-going study, I've built an encyclopedia of knowledge about how people in relationships think, feel and behave.

Jen is in a whole league of her own - she brings a unique way to connect, listen, and perceive, and the culmination of her warm personality and wisdom make for very rewarding and effective results.
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When taken seriously, therapy is a real investment in life transformation.
It's not just about feeling better.
It's about removing burdens that have been holding you back perhaps your whole life.
This translates to improved relationships, being more attractive, and often raising your income earning potential.
I work well with those who historically had to take care of their self and either learned to play it safe by not taking on challenges, or tend to overperform, never feeling satisfied with their accomplishments.
Idealized design is a way of thinking about change that is deceptively simple to state: In solving problems of virtually any kind, the way to get the best outcome is to imagine what the ideal solution would be and then work backward to where you are today.
Conflict often arises because people aren't aware of what they want or how to request it.
We get confused or disappointed in relationships and respond by either blaming ourselves for wanting "too much" or our partner for not being enough.
By focusing on either repressing the current difficulties, or talking about how they are challenging, we get overwhelmed quickly.
Are you lonely in your relationship?
Are you trying to decide to stay or go?
Do you feel blocked from getting closer?
Are you bored with sex?
Or, overly consumed with sexual fantasy?
Are you curious about your sexual potential?
Do you want to feel less repressed, more knowledgeable about sex?
What's your reaction to the notion that sex always becomes routine after the honeymoon period?
A simple wish resurfaces over and over with almost every couple I've met.
We want happier love lives.
Love-Sex-Trust Services have evolved out of years spent analyzing, in detail, what makes people suffer in relationships, what we really want instead and how to obtain and sustain something better.
Whether you are the one doing it or you are the partner who's been lied to, infidelity is one behavior that can bring the toughest person to their knees.
For the partner who it was "done to, " the painful combination of rejection, betrayal, confusion, guilt, a desire for vengeance and a desire to know details, can at times become unbearable or obsessively distracting.
For the partner who did the cheating, there is also competing and complex feelings.
Guilt, shame, remorse, as well as continued desire for the "other" person, desire to leave the primary relationship or a feeling of love for both partners, can all be present at once.
Sexuality is a rich, interesting area to work with because it's not just something we do, it's also "who we are, " "what we have gone through" and a source of information about "how we feel."
Taking a curious, non-pathological exploration into these three areas of sexuality can be very empowering.
I do not advertise myself as a LBGTQI, sex positive therapist, even though I am one.
It's never occurred to me, not once in my whole life, to not accept all types of loving relationships as valid, real and important.
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