Jennifer Dixon, M.A., Clinical Mental Health,
M.A., Biblical Counseling
Phone: 256-744-0767
Email: jdixon.fms@gmail.com
Jennifer holds her Master’s degree in Clinical and Mental Health from Trevecca Nazarene University. She completed her internship with Branches Counseling in Murfreesboro. She has counseled people struggling with addiction, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and trauma. She has been trained in the Murray Method Levels I and II for trauma. She has also facilitated groups for those who have struggled with betrayal within their relationships.
Jennifer also holds a Master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. She utilizes her theological education and her mental health education within her counseling to provide a clinical and a spiritual approach to her clients.
Jennifer is an active member at Grace Story Church in Donelson. She has also authored devotions and bible studies through Lifeway Christian Publishing. She also homeschools her three children and tries out her counseling skills with them on a daily basis.
Her desire is to help others face life’s challenges with clarity and integrity. Her approach to counseling is person-centered and non-judgmental. She utilizes cognitive-behavioral skills and is trauma-informed.
TESTIMONY
I grew up in a Christian home. My parents faithfully took me and my siblings to church several times a week. I wanted to be a part of God’s family as long as I can remember. I wanted to be loved by Him and receive eternal life, so at a young age I prayed for God to save me and was baptized. My life, following that time, has been a series of life events that refine my understanding of what it means to follow Jesus. There have been times my faith seemed to grow by leaps and bounds, and other times it felt stagnant.
My biggest struggle with my faith happened when I learned about infidelity in my marriage. Luckily, I was receiving counseling at the time, and I believe the Lord used counseling to sustain me during that extremely difficult time. Today, I have college degrees and credentials to sit in the counselor seat, but it was probably that time sitting across from my own counselor when I felt at my lowest for a long season in my life that has been my greatest training as a counselor.
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