Jenna Todd Jones
Clinical Psychologist
“I am a fully qualified Clinical Psychologist and can provide both short-term and long-term therapy and counselling. I am a warm, approachable, and respectful therapist who works in a person-centred manner. You are welcomed into a safe space in which we can explore what will work best to support your wellbeing.”
About Me
I welcome you to a safe, person-centred space where we can explore your wellbeing together. My approach supports both short-term needs and deeper, long-term Counseling. Together, we discover what truly works for you, adapting sessions to your unique pace. If you seek a respectful, flexible environment, we can navigate your challenges. You will find a trusted partner here.
Approach
Sessions tend to unfold at your rhythm, blending focused problem-solving with reflective exploration so we can meet immediate needs or work toward deeper change. In my Bristol clinic or online, I hold a steady, organised space where we set small, practical goals, monitor progress and tweak plans between appointments with brief exercises or notes. For people managing anxiety, mood changes, chronic illness or brain injury, I pace work sensitively, using memory-friendly strategies and trauma-aware steps to reduce overwhelm. This way of working suits those who want collaborative, paced support.
Contact Jenna
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Basic Information
Services
Services Offered:
- •Psych & Diagnostic Assessment
- •Neuro & Psychological Assessment
- •Counseling
- •Free Consultation
- •Neuropsychology
- •Therapy
Works With:
- •All ages
- •Adolescents
- •Adults
- •Elderly
- •Families
- •Individuals
- •Organisations
Area of Expertise
Scope of Practice:
- •Anxiety
- •Brain Injury
- •Chronic Illness
- •Dementia
- •Mood Disorder
- •Relationship Issues
- •Trauma
Professional Title:
- •Clinical Psychologist
Qualifications
Bangor University
University of Bristol
Bangor University
Bangor University
Registrations
Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
Practitioner Psychologist