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Jessica Crolley Slovensky is a highly experienced and compassionate professional dedicated to the field of mental health. With over 20 years of expertise, she holds licenses as a Professional Counselor in both Georgia and South Carolina, emphasizing her commitment to providing quality care. |
Jessica's academic background includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and Sociology from Charleston Southern University, formerly known as Baptist College of Charleston, and a Master of Education Degree in Counseling from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. Jessica's qualifications extend to being a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Nationally Certified Counselor, and a Board Certified Tele Mental Health Provider, allowing her to conduct video/telephone sessions with clients across Georgia and South Carolina.
Jessica's career journey began as a Family Preservation Therapist, transitioning into the mental health and addiction field. She has worked extensively with the chronically mentally ill, criminal offenders, and chemically dependent clients. Notably, she served as a Treatment Coordinator and Clinician for chemically addicted professionals, aiding them in maintaining a sober and responsible lifestyle.
Her impactful contributions include collaborating with organizations such as the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, the South Carolina State Probation and Parole Board, and the Department of Corrections and Bureau of Prisons. Jessica has played a pivotal role in the rehabilitation of criminal offenders, addressing issues like domestic violence, drug trafficking, and sexual offenses.
Furthermore, Jessica has been instrumental in the field of addiction counseling, particularly during her tenure with MARR (Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences). She introduced and implemented the "Corrective Thinking" curriculum, enhancing the recovery journey for men by reshaping their thought patterns towards more prosocial and healthy choices.
Jessica's dedication extends beyond traditional counseling roles. She answered a calling to contribute her clinical skills towards understanding and supporting individuals facing crisis pregnancies, as well as raising awareness about the psychological and spiritual impacts of abortion. Her involvement in interventions and educational presentations reflects her commitment to promoting healing and reconciliation.
As a Christian, Jessica embraces diversity in her practice, counseling clients with various faiths and backgrounds. She has been a guest speaker at the Annual Birthright International Convention and a member of the American Association of Therapists Treating Abortion Related Trauma.
Her experience in counseling post-abortive individuals is acknowledged in Kevin Burke's book, "Sharing the Heart of Christ," and she has shared her knowledge through radio interviews, addressing Post Abortion Trauma.
Jessica's passion extends to helping individuals navigate the emotionally charged and financially taxing experience of divorce. While encouraging clients to explore all resources before filing for divorce, she excels in facilitating rational thought, managing heightened emotions, and maintaining a solution-focused approach.
Telehealth Sessions Available In Georgia and South Carolina
Offering Services on GrowTherapy, Headway, Teladoc and Amwell.
Jessica's career journey began as a Family Preservation Therapist, transitioning into the mental health and addiction field. She has worked extensively with the chronically mentally ill, criminal offenders, and chemically dependent clients. Notably, she served as a Treatment Coordinator and Clinician for chemically addicted professionals, aiding them in maintaining a sober and responsible lifestyle.
Her impactful contributions include collaborating with organizations such as the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, the South Carolina State Probation and Parole Board, and the Department of Corrections and Bureau of Prisons. Jessica has played a pivotal role in the rehabilitation of criminal offenders, addressing issues like domestic violence, drug trafficking, and sexual offenses.
Furthermore, Jessica has been instrumental in the field of addiction counseling, particularly during her tenure with MARR (Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences). She introduced and implemented the "Corrective Thinking" curriculum, enhancing the recovery journey for men by reshaping their thought patterns towards more prosocial and healthy choices.
Jessica's dedication extends beyond traditional counseling roles. She answered a calling to contribute her clinical skills towards understanding and supporting individuals facing crisis pregnancies, as well as raising awareness about the psychological and spiritual impacts of abortion. Her involvement in interventions and educational presentations reflects her commitment to promoting healing and reconciliation.
As a Christian, Jessica embraces diversity in her practice, counseling clients with various faiths and backgrounds. She has been a guest speaker at the Annual Birthright International Convention and a member of the American Association of Therapists Treating Abortion Related Trauma.
Her experience in counseling post-abortive individuals is acknowledged in Kevin Burke's book, "Sharing the Heart of Christ," and she has shared her knowledge through radio interviews, addressing Post Abortion Trauma.
Jessica's passion extends to helping individuals navigate the emotionally charged and financially taxing experience of divorce. While encouraging clients to explore all resources before filing for divorce, she excels in facilitating rational thought, managing heightened emotions, and maintaining a solution-focused approach.
Telehealth Sessions Available In Georgia and South Carolina
Offering Services on GrowTherapy, Headway, Teladoc and Amwell.