Licensed Associate Counselor
Jill Brown LAC
“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.”
Desmond Tutu
Teens & adults
Mesa, Arizona
Licensed Associate Counselor
Meet Jill
Safety, warmth and genuine care
A supportive space to reconnect with hope.
“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.” — Desmond Tutu
I believe healing happens best in a space where people feel safe, understood, and genuinely cared for. As a compassionate and empathetic counselor, I am committed to walking alongside clients with warmth, respect, and hope as they navigate life’s challenges. Some treatment modalities I use are EMDR (Eye Movement and Desensitization and Reprocessing, which helps individuals experiencing trauma, depression and anxiety), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person Centered, and art when working with my clients.
My areas of interest include betrayal trauma, working with teens, sexual compulsions and addictions, anxiety and depression, substance abuse and adoption-related issues. I strive to tailor therapy to each person’s unique story, strengths, and goals, fostering resilience, restoration, and meaningful change.My areas of interest include betrayal trauma, working with teens, sexual compulsions and addictions, anxiety and depression, substance abuse and adoption-related issues. I strive to tailor therapy to each person’s unique story, strengths, and goals, fostering resilience, restoration, and meaningful change.
Outside of my work, I have been married to my husband for thirty years, and together we have six children. I enjoy being outdoors—hiking, paddle boarding, biking, and swimming—and I love relaxing with a good romantic comedy. Music is also an important part of my life and a steady source of joy and connection.
Therapeutic approach
Methods Jill may draw from
Thoughtful care, shaped around you.
EMDR
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing can support people experiencing trauma, anxiety and depression.
Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy
A practical approach for understanding patterns between thoughts, emotions and behavior.
Person-Centered
Therapy
A respectful, collaborative approach grounded in empathy, acceptance and each client’s lived experience.
Creative Expression
Jill may incorporate art as another way to explore emotions, experiences and meaningful change.
Areas of interest
Support for the things that can feel hardest to carry.
Betrayal trauma
Support for processing broken trust, relational pain and the path toward restoration.
Teens and young people
A supportive space for teens aged 13 and older to work through emotions, identity and life challenges.
Anxiety and depression
Practical and compassionate care for worry, low mood and emotional overwhelm.
Compulsions and addiction
Care for sexual compulsions, behavioral concerns and substance-use challenges.
Adoption-related concerns
Space to explore the complex feelings, relationships and personal experiences connected with adoption.
Jill works with a range of emotional, behavioral and relationship concerns, always considering the person behind the problem.
Beyond the therapy room
A little more about Jill.
Jill has been married to her husband for thirty years, and together they have six children. Outside of work, she enjoys being outdoors—hiking, paddle boarding, biking and swimming. She also loves a good romantic comedy, and music is a steady source of joy and connection in her life.
Resilience grows when
people feel seen,
understood and
supported.
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