Jermaine "J.P." Corley

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

J.P. was born and raised in Jacksonville, Fl, where he grew up on the city’s east and north sides. He is a Graduate of Andrew Jackson High School and the University of North Florida. He enjoys coaching and being involved in youth athletics. He finds relaxation in spending time with his family and working out.

At the University of North Florida, J.P. obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology. He went on to Florida State University and completed his Master of Social Work degree where he specialized in Clinical Social Work.

J.P. is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, whose professional career began with the Florida Department of Corrections where he spent 10 years as a corrections officer. During that tenure he became interested in early childhood trauma, mental health issues, and their long-term effects. Since that time, he has volunteered, interned, and worked in many different areas to support the growth and empowerment of youth,
young adults and adults.

J.P. has experience in mentoring, coaching, and counselling young adults in the areas of goal setting, anger management, and self-esteem. He has also worked with adults experiencing substance abuse, depression, anxiety and other mental health issues. He knows the importance of fostering a judgement-free, safe space that allows individuals to uncover their best selves. J.P. applies Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to his therapeutic approach.

He believes that helping individuals obtain a full view of themselves while allowing them to adjust their perceptions leads to confidence and a sense of empowerment. J.P. recognizes that all humans are social beings, therefore we all rely on the human bond for survival.

His goal is to be a conduit to help others to learn and define their truths and reach their fullest potential.