Jessica Martinez, Ma Lpc-S, Ncc, Emdr Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Texas, US

Worked as Director of Crisis Services 11/6/2017-7/18/2018. 7/18 to current Chief Clinical Officer

Dallas, Texas, US

Jessica Martinez is a LPC and began working with a diverse population in 2004 that includes children and adolescents, individuals, couples, families and forensic services. She specializes in eating disorders, addictions, obesity, weight loss surgery, body image and self-worth, childhood trauma, trauma, grief & death, juvenile and adult offenders, dual.

• Manages clinical operations of Special Needs Offender Program: OCR /ACT/FDU
• Manages the forensic clinical team
• Conducts assessments, evaluations, triage, and crisis management
• Collaborates with psychiatrists, nurses, treatment team and service providers
• Counsels forensic clients
• Conducts intakes/assessment

Jessica Martinez is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She works with children and adolescents, individuals, couples, and families. She specializes in eating disorders, addictions, obesity, weight loss surgery, body image and self-worth, codependency, childhood trauma, trauma, grief & death, juvenile and adult offenders, dual diagnoses, and severe.

Corsicana, TX, US

• Instruct students of Navarro College in the field of Psychology, Human Life-Span Development.

• Offered psychiatric rehabilitation for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness
• Provide intensive case-management services to ACT clients
• Collaborate with psychiatrist, nurse, and treatment team for coordination of services
• Supervise ACT Team members to ensure delivery of services to clients in accordance with the Texas Administrative Code
• Provide psychosocial rehabilitative services to clients
• Provide crisis management to clients in community and clinical settings

• Provide intensive supervision for juveniles with a mental health diagnosis
• Provide case-management services for juveniles and their families
• Advocate for special need offenders in their communities & schools
• Provide in-home services to juvenile offenders and their families
• Facilitate and broker services between the juveniles and families and community resources
• Conduct Motivational Interview sessions with juveniles and their families

Individual, couple and family counseling

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Professional Counseling

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Psychology