Brad Jones
Brad helps individuals, couples, and families who feel stuck or overwhelmed to take meaningful steps toward healing and growth.
Hi, I’m Brad.
Life is hard—for everyone. I’ve worked with homeless individuals, church youth, international communities, and business professionals. No matter the background, everyone needs support at some point. I love helping people face what feels impossible and begin to feel some relief. If something in your life feels heavy right now, I’d be honored to listen and work with you to find real solutions.
About Brad
I have started and managed companies and social ventures in multiple countries. I’ve built teams, managed through crisis, and helped organizations grow with purpose—all of which gave me a front-row seat to the pressures people carry in work and in life. Alongside that, I served in pastoral roles, walking with people through personal struggles, grief, and life transitions. Counseling brings together those two worlds—practical leadership and personal care—and allows me to help people navigate real challenges with steady, thoughtful support. Now as a counseling Intern here at Wellspring, I receive direct supervision from Jonathan Kittel, LPC/S and faculty members of Columbia International University.
Clinical Experience and Areas of Focus
- Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (South Carolina)
- M.A. in Clinical Counseling, Columbia International University
- M.Div., Columbia Biblical Seminary
- B.A. in Communication Studies, Clemson University
- Certified Facilitator – Healing the Wounds of Trauma
- Training in Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
- Training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Training in Internal Family Systems (IFS)
- Ordained Teaching Elder, Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)
- 10+ years in executive leadership and organizational development
- Married with four children
Beyond the Therapy Room
People describe me as calm, funny, and thoughtful. I’m naturally curious and enjoy asking questions that help me understand how people think and feel. I also enjoy competition—especially when I’m playing sports, board games, or cards with my kids.