Jesse Homan, a licensed professional counselor with a Ph.D., understands that many individuals experience suffering in their lives and seek to initiate meaningful change. The sources of this suffering may include difficulties within relationships and work, fears, anger, and grief related to pressing global issues such as climate change and human rights abuses. Often, individuals possess significant insight into their problems yet struggle to alleviate their suffering and achieve lasting change. Over the past decade, Jesse has worked as a therapist and trainer in various environments, including hospitals, inpatient centers, outpatient clinics, and correctional facilities. With a non-judgmental and validating approach, Jesse collaborates with clients to explore the root causes of their challenges. By employing Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Jesse integrates strategies such as mindfulness and skill development to assist clients in reducing their suffering and enacting positive change in their lives.