Jason Hacker

Jason Hacker, a licensed psychologist with a PhD and MA, works compassionately with adults, adolescents, and elders to help them overcome feelings of being stuck and uncertain. With a focus on issues including addiction, anxiety, and men's challenges, he assists his clients in breaking unhealthy patterns, improving relationships, and discovering healthier coping strategies. Jason understands that many individuals may struggle with emotional walls, substance use, or unhealthy behaviors like excessive gaming or internet use. He specializes in anxiety and mood challenges, substance use, and addictive behaviors, employing a range of therapeutic approaches including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). His clients appreciate his caring, thoughtful demeanor, along with his pragmatic and straightforward approach. Jason's methods not only aim for practical functioning improvements but also encourage transformative growth, aligning therapeutic work with clients' personal values and diverse identities. He recognizes that taking the first step to seek help can be daunting, as many feel doubt or believe they can manage their challenges alone. Jason encourages open dialogue about these uncertainties, helping clients understand the importance of discussing their feelings and experiences in therapy.