Kelly-Johnston Counseling has the reputation of the most experience Licensed Counselor Conroe, Houston

Jaye Kelly-Johnston, LPC-S, CMS-CHT, FIBH, PHD(c)

Licensed Professional of the Healing Arts

Masters In Psychology, Sam Houston University

Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor with over 30 years’ psychotherapy experience including writing and working with various cases of social disorder, self-esteem programs, family/relationship issues, as well as teaching at the local community college.

She is a graduate of the Hypnotherapy Academy of America where she successfully completed 500 hours of training receiving a Certification as a Medical Support Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Jaye is a Fellow of the International Board of Hypnotherapy which has the highest certification standards in the Hypnotherapy industry requiring ongoing learning for certification.

Jaye pioneered the combining of hypnotherapy with psychotherapy. Which has proven faster results.

Work History

Jaye is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, skilled in all aspects of psychotherapy with a diverse socio-economic, age, educational, and ethnic backgrounds. Experienced in supervisory skills. Highly skilled in DSM-V diagnosing. Skilled in public speaking, creative, analytical, and detailed oriented. Jaye is a Certified Clinical Medical Support Hypnotherapist and Fellow of the International Board of Hypnotherapy. Trained in many aspects of hypnotherapy.

Since 1990 Jaye has been employed by various psychiatric hospitals and later, the Neuropsychiatric center where she teamed with psychiatrists completing crisis assessments.

In 2008 Jaye helped create the Crisis Intervention Response Team. Jaye was assigned to the Houston Police Department and Harris County Sheriff’s Office, responding to emergency mental health calls. There was considerable interaction with the general public through NAMI, MHMRA, the Harris County Courts and the Houston Council on Alcohol and Drugs. Jaye is also trained by the FBI in hostage negotiation and crisis de-escalation. She has experience preventing crisis situations and suicide prevention.

Ten years ago, Jaye decided to take her experience in a different direction, opening up her own private practice that includes both psychotherapy and hypnotherapy. Jaye also worked at The Harris Center (formerly MHMRA) for 20 years as a Licensed Mental Health Practitioner.

She also served as adjunct professor at the Lone Star College. Teaching in both the fields of psychology and sociology. Jaye also presented in different conferences and symposiums nationwide.

Over the past 10 years, Jaye has seen over 5000 clients.