Russell Siler Jones, ThD, LCMHCS closed his therapy practice in June of 2025. He continues to direct the Residency in Psychotherapy and Spirituality for CareNet, a counseling subsidiary of the Wake Forest Baptist/Advocate Healthcare network, to lead Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy trainings through ACPE, to speak and teach in other settings, and to write on Substack. Learn more at russellsilerjones.com. 

Jeanine Siler Jones, LCSW, is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and Spiritual Director. Her work is informed by her Social Work Masters degree with its emphasis on systems, inclusion and justice. She has extensive post graduate training and experience in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Enneagram, somatic trauma healing, Spiritual Direction and the teachings of Cynthia Bourgeult in the Christian Wisdom Tradition. She currently works three days a week as both a Therapist and Spiritual Director. Periodically she leads retreats or teaching events.

Your First Visit

People come to counseling for different reasons: some at a moment of crisis, with a need to get things stabilized; others feeling stuck with a long-standing difficulty, with a need to do the work of in-depth understanding and change. Whatever your reason for coming, it may be helpful to make some mental or written notes beforehand: about what's going now, any background you think is relevant, how you've been dealing with it, and what you'd like to be different.