Jonathan Reyes
About Jonathan Reyes
Jonathan Reyes is a bilingual family therapist currently working at Compass Family Services in San Francisco, California, where he has been employed since 2020. He has extensive experience in various therapeutic roles and is dedicated to improving mental health service accessibility for underrepresented populations.
Work at Compass Family Services
Jonathan Reyes has been serving as a Bilingual Family Therapist at Compass Family Services since 2020. His role involves providing therapy services in Spanish, which aims to improve access to mental health resources for underrepresented populations in San Francisco, California. He has dedicated his efforts to enhancing the mental health service accessibility for communities that may face barriers in seeking help.
Previous Experience in Mental Health
Before his current position, Jonathan Reyes held various roles in mental health services. He worked as a Bilingual School-Based Therapist at CALM from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, he served as a Bilingual Associate Clinical Therapist at COMMUNITY COUNSELING & EDUCATION CENTER during the same period. His earlier experience includes working as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant at CALM and as a Bilingual Clinical Therapist Trainee at Family Service Agency of Santa Barbara.
Educational Background
Jonathan Reyes earned his Bachelor's degree in English and Linguistics from San Francisco State University, completing his studies from 2010 to 2014. He further pursued a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus on Latino Mental Health at Antioch University Santa Barbara, where he studied from 2017 to 2019. He also completed his high school education at Hueneme High School, graduating in 2010.
Commitment to Mental Health Accessibility
Jonathan Reyes is dedicated to improving mental health service accessibility for underrepresented communities. He actively seeks further training opportunities to enhance his skills as a clinician. His commitment reflects a broader goal of ensuring that mental health resources are available to those who may encounter challenges in accessing such services.