My name is Jae (Jimmy) Bunn. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). I graduated with my Masters of Counseling from Arizona State University. I have worked in community behavioral health agencies before transitioning to Better Days Behavioral Health. I have experience working with clients directly in the community, in outpatient settings and in private practice. I became interested in the mental and behavioral health field back in 2016 after completing volunteer work abroad where I recognized the importance of wellness -to include mental health, not just physical health – in shaping one’s life. In my spare time, I enjoy dancing, listening to music, and exploring different cuisines.

I have interest and varied experiences with trauma-informed care, inter-generational issues, relational issues, first-generation American issues, college student problems, phase of life problems, anxiety, depression, matters regarding social justice, equity, inclusion and the LGBTQ+ community. My goal is to aid the community and the individuals who are part of the community in better managing problems, influence growth, realize potential, and to create positive change. I recognize the importance of a holistic approach to wellness and hope to help others thrive in their life through self-reflection, self-advocacy and self-compassion.

I integrate various modalities, techniques and theories of counseling, such as, but not limited to: Adlerian, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Gestalt. Additionally, I weave a liberation and social justice oriented approach in my work with clients. I recognize the importance of tailoring clients’ sessions to best fit their needs and collaborate on finding the best approach when possible.

Overall, I am honored to work with clients to promote insight and discover what their life of wellness looks like.