Serving the First Responder and Military Veteran Community

You have worked hard for your career. Your heart and passion drive you to help others with integrity and professionalism. The skills you’ve learned along the way have led you through some incredible experiences. Some people may even refer to you as a “hero,” but it can be hard to see yourself in the same light. After caring for people with “real problems” or “real tragedies,” your own struggles may seem less serious.

This is why I believe it is vital to work with a therapist who is familiar with the specific demands and challenges you’ve faced. I have received, and continue to pursue, specialized training to effectively support first responders, military veterans and their families.

When to Seek Help

You may find it difficult to discuss your unique perspective on life with a partner or family members. When you can’t share your experiences, dreams or thoughts it can feel isolating. Some days you might wish you could just erase what you’ve seen from your memory.

When you begin to notice negative effects on your relationships or job, it is time to speak with a professional. Helping others was never supposed to hurt you or your family. Now, you need to find a better way to manage your emotions. Seeking support can reset your system and restore the enthusiasm you once had for your job.

Are you seeking expedited symptom relief?

This could be due to cumulative stress from years on the job or from a recent critical incident.

Consider participating in an EMDR Intensive.

* I often tell my law enforcement officers, fire fighters, paramedics and military veterans that even if your agency doesn’t consider your call or patrol a critical incident, it could still be a traumatic event for you.

EMDR Intensives can produce fast results.

This treatment has been effective in removing the “edge” or even the physical reaction from past traumatic events.

Individuals who complete EMDR Intensive treatment report feeling lighter and less irritable with others. And, very often, intrusive thoughts and dreams stop altogether.

Work With Us

Working with Jacob means partnering with a dedicated professional who is genuinely passionate about guiding individuals towards better well-being, offering comprehensive care coordination and unwavering support throughout their journey to lead improved and fulfilling lives. Here at Behavioral Health Integration I truly believe everyone’s life path is different as well as their journey to improving their mental health and substance abuse. This is why I adapted the slogan “Guiding Your Own Path” as well as the compass icon because with my experience working in the behavioral health field I truly believe in the path to healing it’s not a one size fit’s all approach. As a mental health addiction professional I will do everything in my power to aid and guide individuals onto their own path to healing and wellbeing.