Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and is currently working on her Life Coaching Certification to compliment a strong background in the field of human services. She has a substantial history of guiding others to maximize their true potential and has enjoyed working with diverse populations. Jennifer’s skill set includes interviewing, assessment, counseling and goal identification and attainment. She participated in the successful development of the IDDI Leadership Series for employees and presented workshops on the topics of Work Ethic and Effective Communication. Jennifer believes personal examination and lifelong learning are the keys to living a meaningful and fulfilling life. She has a strong focus in customer service and building successful relationships. Her interests are the cumulative result of her experience and the realization that soft skills must accompany the technical skills that are demanded in a fast-paced society. Jennifer’s goal is to provide a place for thoughtful dialogue, introspection and meaningful contribution while encouraging understanding and growth.
Charles Jones was born and raised in Liberia, a tiny West African country located on the Atlantic coast. He spent his youthful years in the country’s political capital, attending primary and secondary school. He graduated from the Monrovia College and Industrial Training school in 1997.
Charles and his six siblings resettled in Toronto, Canada in 2005 after experiencing a brutal Civil War in his home country that resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, including his parents. Charles started his first job at an auto plant but later decided to go back to school after five years of working as an automaker.
In 2008, Charles started school at the Sheridan College where he studied Social Services. He obtained an Associate Degree with honor in 2010. Later that year, Charles enrolled at York University to study Sociology but left in 2012 to join his wife in the United States after four years of separation.
Charles Jones entered the University of Rhode Island where he studied Human Development and Family Studies. He graduated with a BSC in 2015 and later enrolled in the social work master program at Simmons College. Charles graduated in 2018 with his Master of Social Work.
Charles Jones currently works at Child and Family Services as In Home Therapist. Charles has vast experiences working with individuals and families experiencing or have experienced trauma, individuals struggling with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse issues, and individuals physical disability, utilizing strength-based approaches that support the individual’s treatment goals. Charles Jones has worked with different populations and ages, but has an adept understanding of children aged 6 to adolescents.
Charles Jones is married with two beautiful children.
