Jason Park, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with MSW and LSWAIC credentials, believes that everyone deserves to feel authentically themselves. His approach is centered on helping individuals set boundaries, thrive, and cultivate healthy relationships. He understands that many people, whether they are dealing with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder, struggle with negative feelings about themselves and their connections with others. Jason acknowledges that the pressures of society and systemic influences often complicate these emotions, making them more painful over time. Rather than offering quick fixes or unrealistic expectations of happiness, he aims to create a space where clients can be authentic and vulnerable, fostering an environment that encourages mutual understanding. Through the psychodynamic therapy model, Jason guides individuals in gaining insight into their struggles while developing the confidence to coach themselves through challenging situations. He emphasizes that it's perfectly okay to not be okay and is committed to helping clients navigate their rough patches together. Recognizing that therapy wasn't always discussed in many families, he provides a gentle reminder that support is available, encouraging clients at any stage of their journey—whether they are new to therapy or returning—to hold onto hope and believe that they won't remain stuck forever. Jason looks forward to the opportunity to help individuals find their way to a brighter place.