Kelly Jackson, LCSW | Amy McLaughlin, LCSW | Mindful Healing and Wellness

Amy McLaughlin, LCSW

Qualified Supervisor

Amy has extensive experience working with individuals who are experiencing symptoms of depression and anxiety. Her clinical style draws from a variety of modalities that assist individuals in dealing with life's difficulties and in the process, fostering resilience.

Amy graduated with a Master of Social Work in 2009 and became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 2016. Amy obtained her certification as Qualified Supervisor in May 2021 and can provide supervision to Registered Clinical Social Work Interns.

Throughout her career, Amy has worked in social services for 19 years. These capacities include hospice clinical social worker, medical social worker, adult protective investigator, and individuals with developmental disabilities.

Kelly Jackson, LCSW, CCTP-II
Qualified Supervisor
Certified Clinical Trauma Professional-II
Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy Professional
Expert in Clinical Social Work in Dependency System
Kelly has over 15 years of clinical experience that includes trauma therapy, working with abused and/or neglected children and their families within the field of child welfare; dependency case management; child protective investigations; therapeutic foster care; Comprehensive Behavioral Health Assessments; Medical Social Work; therapeutic services to young children and adolescents; non-offending caregiver group for adults, and individual and family therapy with children and families through Early Childhood Court.

Kelly graduated with her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from The University of Florida and received her Master of Social Work degree from Florida State University. Kelly became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 2019 and a Qualified Supervisor in May 2021. Kelly currently provides supervision to Registered Clinical Social Work Interns.

Kelly is available to provide therapeutic services to children/adolescents, families (Child Parent Psychotherapy), and adults, who present with a history of trauma, behavioral issues, peer relationship issues, self-esteem issues, grief, depression, anxiety, stress, and any other general concerns that life has presented.