Nadia Jones

Nadia Jones serves as Professor in the Marriage & Family Therapy Department and Associate Director of Community Partnerships at The Chicago School's Los Angeles campus within the College of Graduate and Professional Studies. She maintains active clinical practice with a sliding scale for low-income families and provides supervision across multiple community agencies.

Her research and clinical expertise centers on:

• Positive Parenting Program (Triple-P) implementation
• Suicide postvention strategies
• Mother-child relational dynamics
• Culturally responsive trauma interventions for adolescents
• Blended family therapy approaches

She integrates evidence-based modalities including EMDR, Trauma-Focused CBT, and Attachment-Based therapies through a culturally humble lens.

Dr. Jones' publication on Spanish-speaking client intake processes reflects her specialization in serving Latino communities. Her clinical work demonstrates consistent focus on accessible mental health services for minorities.

Professional recognition includes:

• AAMFT Approved Supervisor certification
• Grief Counselor certification

She actively supervises clinicians at community organizations including YMCA Long Beach, Willow Family Health, and Magnolia Science Academy while teaching practicum seminars on child/adolescent therapy and trauma recovery. Her career spans clinical work across Peru and the United States since 2001, with particular emphasis on educational psychology and community mental health systems.