Jason Earle

Jason Earle was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He has held various clinical and management positions, primarily in healthcare settings. Positions include medical social worker in a psychiatric and emergency room setting, acute care, community clinic, pediatric, post-acute, hospice care, case management services, community relations director, and adjunct professor of Social Work.

As an Adjunct Professor, Jason taught a social work practice skills lab that is required of all students as part of the foundation semester in graduate school. The course emphasizes the acquisition and development of practice skills in communication and problem solving for all levels of social work practice.

He holds a B.A. in Sociology and a M.S. in Social Work from The University of Texas at Austin and attended UT Austin while working on a doctorate in interdisciplinary studies.

I provide psychotherapy services to individuals, couples, and families for a variety of reasons. I have assisted clients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, and stress or need help with anger management, assertiveness, marital discord or maybe need coaching for personal growth and development. I use an integrated practice style that is both strength-based and goal-oriented. Depending on what you want to work on, I may utilize various evidence-based approaches based upon the presenting problem. As long as the goals are safe and ethical, my goal is to help you achieve yours in a deliberate pace.

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I have over twenty years experience in holistic approaches, using an active, deliberate, and a focused style to help people seek their greatest potential in a private setting. We will work together in a collaborative, confidential, holistic, safe, and integrative way to ultimately find balance and what works best for you.