Andreya Jones - From MK to Sex Therapist

Andreya Jones, Ph.D., LCSW, CST - From MK to Sex Therapist
Divorced: Fundamentalist Christianity
CW: CSA, sexuality, and Purity Culture
Andreya grew up in a conservative, evangelical community and was an MK in Papua New Guinea and Senegal, West Africa. Andreya has a doctorate in clinical sexology, is a licensed clinical social worker, and is an AASECT-certified sex therapist who owns a private practice in Pennsylvania.
In the process of deconstructing from Christian evangelicalism and becoming the person she was meant to be, Andreya decided to devote her time and energy to helping other women who have had similar experiences.
Passionate about helping clients navigate their relationships, sexuality, and pleasure, Andreya has recently completed a book about purity culture and female sexuality, written for therapists who work with women from this specific population.
Andreya has the privilege of living with and loving her two rambunctious kids, bulldog, and wife.
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www.andreyajonescounseling.com
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[@exvangelicarol5336]

Great interview again. 💖 I love the encouragement to accept ourselves as we are, especially as we age. When I turned 50 a few years ago I wrote down these few lines: They say that I am "over the hill" like it is an insult. They say that I have "let myself go" like it is a threat. Well, I scratched and clawed, stumbled and fell. And I Climbed that hill. Now -I let myself go-- coasting down the other side, the wind in my hair! 😅💨💫🥰

[@ComeToCORT]

I love it! Thanks for sharing.