Jenny Cureton

Dr. Jenny L. Cureton, LPC (CO), LPCC (OH), ACS, NCC (she/they) completed their master's degree from the University of North Texas and doctorate from the University of Northern Colorado, then worked for 10 years at Kent State University before returning to Colorado as Associate Professor, CACREP Liaison and CPCE Coordinator in Regis University’s Department of Counseling. She has served clients in community-serving clinics, colleges/universities as well as medical and private practices. Her counseling and research expertise focuses on crisis and trauma, community and cultural contexts for engaged change, and the intersection of career and personal life. They are Associate Editor for the Journal of Humanistic Counseling and provided previous leadership on other journal review boards as well as the Association of Counselor Education and Supervision's Diversity and Inclusion Interest Network and the Ohio Association for Resiliency and Trauma Counseling. Dr. Cureton finds joy, wonder and self-care through writing, being in nature, visiting museums and cultural events and watching documentaries and live music.