Jessica Glynn Marriage and Family Therapist Intern

Jessica Glynn, Marriage and Family Therapist Intern, N/A is practicing under the supervision of Kayce Bragg (South Carolina, LPC-S, 8061) at Synergy E Therapy.

Please, note: A clinician listed as being “clinically supervised” is completing clinical hours toward their licensure. They have one or more fully licensed clinical supervisors that often have special training to become supervisors. They consult with their supervisor(s) on all of their cases, which means that, when working with them, you are getting the time and expertise of multiple therapists in your treatment.

Working with me would not be like other therapists you may have encountered. I base my sessions heavily on empathy for your current challenges. I believe that we all share human emotions, things we have all been through. This is how we can connect, building on our therapeutic relationship! It is true, no one can heal you, but you. This does not mean you have to be alone in doing it though! You desire support. Support that you can feel you gain a sense of comfort and trust. That is what my sessions would bring for you.

I have been in the behavioral health field for over 10 years. My passion for mental health originated in my work of respite, working with children that had a behavioral diagnosis. From there, I became trained in ABA Therapy. I worked with children and their families, within their household. I worked with children that have a diagnosis of ASD. I spent many years within this field, and helped to improve quality of life for the child and their families. This was done by taking data on the child's behavior, looking to increase and/or decrease certain behaviors. I also worked with the family, educated them on the diagnosis and best practices for that specific child's behavior. I did ABA Therapy in school settings, as well. From there, I was looking to broaden my experience and acquired a Case Worker position, for my local Department of Social Services. It was within this position that I knew I was meant to become a therapist! I felt like I needed more, to give the families I was working with more. It was then that I decided to go back and finish my graduate studies, so I could follow my dreams of being a therapist. I have stayed within the behavioral health field, throughout all of my years of employment. However, I am looking forward to, and am excited, to finally be able to assist others in the way I feel I was destined to!