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Weather Alert

Due to the forecast of strong storms across the region, the University will have an early dismissal today, Monday, May 16, at 3 p.m. at all Kean USA campuses. Offices will close at 3 p.m. No activities will take place after 3 p.m. Essential personnel should report to work as required.

Jane Webber, Ph.D., LPC

Assistant Professor of Counselor Education and Doctoral Program Coordinator
Email
jwebber@kean.edu
Kean Professor Jane Webber

Areas of Expertise

  • Trauma Counseling
  • Disaster Mental Health
  • Child and Adolescent Counseling
  • Sand Tray, Filial, and Play Therapy
  • Clinical Supervision
  • Counseling in Schools

Courses Taught

  • CED 5962 Group Process
  • CED 5975 Career Counseling and Development
  • CED 5989 Clinical Supervision
  • CED 5985, 5986 Internship
  • CED 5945 Counseling Children  and Adolescents
  • CED 7631 Advanced College Student Services and Counseling
  • CED 7632 Advanced College Counseling and Student Development
  • CED 7910 Professional Seminar
  • CED 7957 Trauma Foundations
  • CED 7961 Trauma Assessment and Counseling
  • CED 7975 Advanced Career Counseling and Development
  • CED 7985 Advanced Internship I: Professional
  • CED 7986 Advanced Internship II: Teaching
  • CED 7989 Advanced Clinical Supervision

Teaching Philosophy

I was inspired early in my career by the existential ideas of Albert Camus and Viktor Frankel and the person-centered work of Carl Rogers.  My teaching approach deepened with the trauma work of Babette Rothschild, Bessel Van der Kolk, Michael White, and Eliana Gil. Counseling is walking the journey with others, listening to their silence and their story. My teaching is collaborative and process oriented, inspiring students to find personal meaning in our class as a group. Learning to be a counselor is all about relationships that develop on the journey not at the destination.