Jack is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) at the University of Kentucky where he is committed to advancing the field of social work's clinical scope and scientific foundation. Jack’s research is focused on enhancing mental health treatment within faith-based communities. His goal is to equip faith leaders with the tools and knowledge they need to better support their congregants’ mental health needs. Jack is actively engaged in our community. He provides consultations for pastors and faith-based leaders, sharing insights and strategies around mental health. His expertise lies particularly in treating complex PTSD, where he employs evidence-based practices such as recovery-oriented cognitive therapy (CT-R), the structural dissociation model, and EMDR therapy. Jack tailors his therapeutic interventions to meet the diverse needs of his clients, ensuring they experience comprehensive recovery and transformation. His philosophy revolves around empowering individuals to regain control over their mental well-being and resilience, guiding them toward healing and personal growth.