Jason is currently a Doctoral Candidate at California Southern University, he earned his Master’s degree in Counseling from RTS in Orlando, Florida and his Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and Religious Studies from the University of Tennessee. Jason has received training through the National Organization of Victim Assistance and is also a member of the Florida Crisis Response Team, the American Counseling Association, and the American Psychological Association.

Jason is trained in and utilizes Humanistic Theory, Existential Theory, Psychodynamic and Analytical Theory, Porge’s Poly-Vagal Theory, Gestalt Theory, Holistic/Integrative Theory, Person-Centered Theory, Object Relations Theory, and Bi-lateral Stimulation. He has an informed stance on Dialectic Behavioral Theory and Cognitive Behavioral Theory as well.

Jason comes with over 16 years of experience in the counseling field working with students, adults, and families. As a therapist, he has worked with individuals on a variety of personal issues and specializes in Anxiety, Depression, and Abnormal Psychology he also works with Borderline Personality Disorder, Marriage, Crisis, and addiction. He has experience working in clinics, private practice, University settings, and residential treatment centers. He is a member of the Crisis Response with the Florida Crisis Response Team and the National Organization of Victim Assistance (NOVA).

Jason has worked in major Crises including Hurricane Katrina (2004) and a host of other crises and disaster-related events. Often spending weeks in ravaged areas with no power, running water, or food.

Jason has a heart geared toward his clients and works diligently to ensure their growth and well-being.

Jason published his first book, Quiet Chaos: the link between anxiety and awareness in 2020 and is the host of the Quiet Chaos Podcast, ranked in the top 1% Globally.