Counseling and Psychotherapy
John K. Ormond, Jr. M.Th., L.P.C
Counseling and psychotherapy of all types are available at the Center for individuals, couples and families. Just for example, we offer:
- Talk therapy for individuals of all ages, from children to senior citizens
- Couples counseling
- Family counseling
- Group therapy
- Stress management therapy
- Mediation for groups of all kinds
- Life coaching and counseling for personal growth and behavioral change
- Intervention counseling, preparation and assistance
- Addiction therapy; assistance with referral/healing
- Grief counseling
- Jungian analysis
Our therapists are highly trained, licensed practitioners with varied experience obtained over a combined total of more than 50 years of practice. They have advanced degrees and have been trained in a wide range of therapeutic approaches including Transactional Analysis, Gestalt therapy, Redecision therapy, pastoral counseling, geriatric adjustment and Jungian analysis—as well as the “graduate school” of longtime daily experience with clients. This combination of varied training and many years of real-world experience is important in a counseling practice, as it ensures that whoever walks through our door will be approached and treated in a way that makes the most sense for that particular person and situation.
First and foremost, the Center’s counselors are committed to meeting the needs of our clients and we freely refer, when appropriate, both in-house and to outside individuals or agencies. Our knowledge of other resources in the area and nationwide is extensive. At the same time, our counselors are completely committed to maintaining their clients’ privacy; nothing is shared with other professionals without the client’s express permission. This makes for a secure environment in which the client can relax knowing that his needs are being addressed with discretion and in confidence.
Appointments or inquiries may be made by calling our main number, 910-509-0444, during office hours Monday through Friday, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm.
JENNY YATES
Distinguished Visiting Scholar - Part-time Instructor in PAR and GLS
E-mail: yatesj@uncw.edu
Education:
Ph.D. Syracuse University, Inter-disciplinary Humanities
(Religion and Philosophy), 1973
M.A.R. Yale University, 1967
B.A. Furman University, 1965
Diploma, Institute for Analytical Psychology, Zurich, 1992
Experience:
Visiting Distinguished Scholar, Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, UNCW
Part time Lecturer Philosophy and Religion Department
Chair, and Full Professor of Philosophy and Religion
Chairperson, Division of Humanities (2000-2002)
Wells College, 1975-2002
Jungian Analyst, Private Practice, Ithaca, N.Y. 1992-2002
Faculty, Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts 1993-2003
Parliamentarian, International Association of Analytical Psychology
Research Fellow, Yale University, Sabbatical, 1996-1997
Visiting Associate, Cal Tech, 1984, Lab of Nobel laureate Roger Sperry, Split Brain/Mind Research
Lecturer in Philosophy/Religion Core Program, Colgate University, 1973-74
Psychiatric Social Work, University of Virgina Medical School, 1967-1969
Recent: Jung on Death and Immortality , Princeton University Press, 1999
Publications:
The Near-Death Experience , Routledge Press, 1996
Psyche ad the Split-Brain , University Press of America, 1994
"A Dream of Hokhmah, Sophia, Shekinah," Cambridge 2001 , Daimon-Verlag, Switzerland, 2003.
Honors:
Teaching Excellence Award 1988, Wells College
Ida Dorothea Atkinson Endowed Chair in Humanities, 2000-2002
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