How to Use Polyvagal Theory with AS Clients
Sep 11, 2023•44 min•Season 9Ep. 13
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Jill Jones, LISW-CP
Join Dr. Holmes and Jill Jones for an introduction to Polyvagal theory and the Safe and Sound Protocol that stems from PVT.
You can find out more about Jill Jones at www.baylaureltherapay.com
Jill Jones Biography:
Jill Jones, LISW-CP, grew up in a neuro-divergent household and taught in public schools for 14 years before getting her MSW degree in 2002. Since then, Jill has been a clinical social worker for various agencies, including the lead therapist on the team that developed the autism services at Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health. Jill has been serving individuals, families, and groups in private practice at Bay Laurel Center for Psychotherapy in Greenville, SC, since 2014, with neurodiversity still being a major practice focus. Jill sponsored and supported autistic adults to develop the Upstate Adult Aspies Meetup social group, which now has over 200 members. Over the years, she has also led autism education workshops, study groups, and training for therapists, mental health workers, parents, autistic adults, and law enforcement.
She is also a Certified Safe and Sound Protocol Provider.
Contacting Jill Jones:
jill@baylaureltherapy.com
Join Dr. Holmes and Jill Jones for an introduction to Polyvagal theory and the Safe and Sound Protocol that stems from PVT.
You can find out more about Jill Jones at www.baylaureltherapay.com
Jill Jones Biography:
Jill Jones, LISW-CP, grew up in a neuro-divergent household and taught in public schools for 14 years before getting her MSW degree in 2002. Since then, Jill has been a clinical social worker for various agencies, including the lead therapist on the team that developed the autism services at Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health. Jill has been serving individuals, families, and groups in private practice at Bay Laurel Center for Psychotherapy in Greenville, SC, since 2014, with neurodiversity still being a major practice focus. Jill sponsored and supported autistic adults to develop the Upstate Adult Aspies Meetup social group, which now has over 200 members. Over the years, she has also led autism education workshops, study groups, and training for therapists, mental health workers, parents, autistic adults, and law enforcement.
She is also a Certified Safe and Sound Protocol Provider.
Contacting Jill Jones:
jill@baylaureltherapy.com
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