Biography
Jared True earned his master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University.
During his academic journey, he developed a strong foundation in evidence-based practices, enriched by the guidance of peers and mentors from diverse backgrounds and belief systems.
His passion for mental health was solidified through four years of dedicated work with adults experiencing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety, and related conditions.
Using a behavior-focused approach, Jared discovered his purpose in helping others improve their quality of life.
Jared has also provided individual counseling in community mental health settings, working with court-mandated clients of all ages.
His work has addressed challenges related to anger management, parenting, domestic violence, and a variety of mental health conditions.
Drawing from cognitive-behavioral techniques through an Adlerian lens, Jared believes that every person is capable and deserving of a fulfilling life.
His therapeutic approach emphasizes enhancing social conditions, fostering independence, and creating supportive environments for growth.
He recognizes that navigating modern life is challenging—especially for those facing mental health struggles or lacking adequate support.
Jared is committed to helping clients identify and overcome the barriers that stand between them and a meaningful life.
To Jared, a diagnosis does not define an individual; rather, it highlights an issue that can be addressed.
As he puts it: “It’s a war with an invisible enemy, and you don’t have to face that enemy alone.”
