Jason Ronco specializes in treating anxiety, depression, grief, and loss, particularly helping survivors of suicide loss. He sensitively addresses issues related to homophobia, racism, anti-Semitism, sexism, compulsions, fantasies, communication, shame, and sexuality. With a focus on substance misuse and intimacy concerns, Jason's compassionate therapy facilitates the processing of healing emotions. He believes that crying and sadness are natural and healing responses to hurt, often suppressed in early caregiving experiences. Through a feelings-based approach, he guides clients in healing old and current emotional or physical wounds, which frequently underlie obsessions, compulsions, substance misuse, isolation, anxiety, and depression. Jason draws parallels between the healing abilities of young children and adults, encouraging individuals to reclaim their intrinsic capacity for healing. He poses thought-provoking questions that foster growth and restoration. With 35 years of experience in healing and recovery, Jason passionately affirms the potential for self-healing, guiding individuals towards fulfilling lives rich with purpose and zest. He recognizes that healing is a journey of progress rather than perfection, emphasizing the resilience inherent in all humans.