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About
 Jean Brown, Ph.D., holds a master's degree in counseling psychology, MACP, and a doctorate in transpersonal psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. She is a psychologist, interfaith/interspiritual minister, and certified recovery coach.
Her journey through spiritual emergency/crises taught her firsthand how difficult, and often misunderstood, the deepening, expansive process of transformation can be. Grace does not always feel graceful. The process of inner transformation can be solitary, painful and scary. Grace in Transformation was created to assist people navigating difficult life changes. It offers the support to be present to, attend to, and allow space for healing and integration to occur; providing a sacred container during turbulent times of change and transformation.
Jean has practiced as a psychotherapist in community counseling centers and clinics. She has counseled and supervised adults in crisis and at-risk and homeless youth. She has worked with individuals and groups, adults and adolescents from diverse populations and backgrounds.
Jean’s therapeutic influences include an eclectic array of modalities: contemplative and mindfulness-informed, energy psychology, depth psychology, client-centered, insight-oriented and ego-supportive psychotherapies.
Her areas of clinical interest and training include: grief and bereavement, spiritual emergencies/spiritual crises/dark night of the soul, trauma and PTSD, end of life care, culture and ethnicity within the context of mental health, the healing power of ritual, spiritual guidance and direction, life meaning and purpose.
Jean has practiced meditation for almost three decades. She is certified in several energy healing modalities and often incorporates relaxation techniques, meditation, guided imagery, tools that inspire spiritual growth, into her sessions.
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