Jacob Long

Therapist

LCMHC

Male

I'm a very laid back and down to earth kind of guy. I was born and raised in small town NC so I do have a bit of an accent. I completed my Masters degree at Liberty University. I've had lots of experience working with people of all ages and backgrounds. I primarily work out of a cognitive behavioral therapy mindset but will often utilize other approaches as unique people require unique tools. I work with people to help them find their own solutions and goals. I work primarily from a cognitive behavioral approach. Awareness and correcting our irrational thinking is a primary goal in this approach. Clients can expect to feel more confident in there ability to manage their emotions and will be equipped to work through negative emotions in a healthy way.

About Jacob Long

Top Specialties

ADHD Anger Management Anxiety Depression Family Conflict Men's Mental Health Peer Relationships Stress Substance Misuse Trauma and PTSD

Treatment Methods

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Biofeedback Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Experiential Therapy Gestalt Gottman method Jungian Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Motivational Interviewing Play Therapy Positive Psychology Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT)

Ages Treated

Middle Age (40 - 64) School Age (6-12) Teen (13-17) Young Adult (18-39)

Languages Spoken

English

Practice/Network Information

Headway

149 Gene Hill Road. Mount Airy, NC

License Information

LCMHC

Insurance and Fees

Insurance or Payments Accepted

Remember to always check with your carrier to confirm coverage.

Aetna Blue Cross Blue Shield Cigna Optum

Available In

North Carolina

FAQs

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