"What's a Dad to do?" Group Mondays 4-5:30 pm
For more info & to sign up
email: jake@bwellcounselingservices.com, call: (443) 718- 0496
Nia Jones
Therapist, LCPC: LC13927, Onboarding Lead Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Nia joins folks from a holistic, grounding, and empowering lens. Attuning to identity, culture, beliefs, and systems, she invites the whole person in. She focuses on understanding her clients, helping clients get closer to the things they desire and need, while meeting them exactly where they are. She facilitates exploration, discernment, and attunement to the processes of growth, change, and loss. Nia utilizes Polyvagal Theory, Internal Family Systems (IFS or parts work) and Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) for a combination of trauma-conscious, nervous system-informed, and values-aligned work with folks. Clients have described Nia as authentic, down-to-earth, kind, respectful, and communicative. If you’re looking to understand and mend parts of themselves, navigate and heal anxieties, and step into the things that truly nourish you, reach out today.
Current clients: File your out-of network claims with Reimbursify
Insurance & Rates:
55-minute intake session: $190
55-minute psychotherapy session: $165
Nia is an out-of-network provider. You may be able to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement using Nia's account with Reimbursify.
You and NIA may work well together if you...
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Feel anxious, overwhelmed, exhausted, disconnected, or lost
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Feel stuck in the past
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Are struggling with life transitions and change
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Are wanting to improve your relationships with yourself (yes, you) and with others
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Are a parent needing support for yourself and for your parenting
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Need some attunement, safety, compassion, honesty, and trust
Nia's Experience & Background
Nia earned a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Towson University. Her experience includes studying in different countries, working in various mental health settings and nonprofit organizations, and working with neurodiverse children and adults. She is involved in research surrounding the influence and role of gendered-racial ethnic socialization in Black women's lives. Nia is also a dancer and dance instructor who finds trauma-conscious inclusion of connection to the body as a powerful tool.