Jonathan Steele

Jonathan Steele, a dedicated marriage and family therapist, holds a master's degree and is an associate marriage and family therapist (AMFT). He specializes in supporting athletes, whether current or former, as well as those who struggle with sports performance anxiety and addiction. With firsthand experience as a former collegiate athlete, Jonathan comprehends the intricate pressures faced by student and professional athletes, including the anxiety surrounding in-game performance, academic challenges, and transitions after an athletic career. His approach seeks to combat shame linked to anxiety and addiction by highlighting individual strengths, broadening coping strategies, and analyzing family dynamics. Furthermore, Jonathan has a profound focus on grief and loss, adeptly guiding individuals through this challenging journey. He utilizes Warden's Four Tasks of Mourning as a framework, helping clients establish coping skills while navigating their personal experiences with grief. Jonathan firmly believes that the journey through change is about the process, not perfection. His compassionate and genuine support makes him an invaluable part of any client's team as they embark on their therapeutic journey.