Jack Gipple

Jack Gipple, CAS, has been a dedicated psychotherapist since 1990, providing support and guidance to clients from diverse backgrounds navigating significant life changes and crises. He expertly addresses a spectrum of challenges, including family systems, mood disorders, and dual diagnosis, while also offering therapy for trauma, substance use, and relationship issues. Jack’s practice encompasses a range of therapeutic techniques such as Narrative Therapy, Humanistic Therapy, and Psychedelic Integration, illustrating his comprehensive approach to mental health. Additionally, he offers clinical supervision to young therapists pursuing their LPC, helping them discover their unique gifts and therapeutic style. Jack is currently undergoing a nine-month training in Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy at the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, enhancing his ability to assist clients in integrating profound experiences. His work with individuals, couples, and small groups is informed by a practical understanding of clients’ desires to make sense of their lives and encourage personal growth. Beyond psychotherapy, Jack enjoys cooking, beekeeping, and practicing Tai Chi Chuan, reflecting his interests in personal development and how things grow and operate. His warm and grounded presence offers a safe space for exploration and healing.