Jason Koenigbaur RP, MTS, C.Hyp, Certified Gestalt Psychotherapist

Registered Psychotherapist/Clinical Director

ACCEPTING IN-PERSON & ONLINE CLIENTS

Jason specializes treating anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, and relationship issues. He will activate healing at the root cause by releasing buried emotions, transform negative beliefs, and bring healing to attachment wounds.

Jason At A Glance

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Hi. I’m Jason Koenigbar,  and I am a Registered Psychotherapist (RP) with 20+ years in mental health, trained by leading experts in trauma, neuroscience, and body-centered healing. My specialties focus on helping people heal from trauma, PTSD, childhood abuse,  poor attachment, and nervous system dysregulation. I also work  extensively with  couples  and first responders.

If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, shame, relationship problems, or the lingering weight of past trauma—especially if childhood neglect, abuse, or poor attachment are at the root—you’re not alone. And there’s real hope.

My Philosophy: Deep Healing Through Connection to Your True Self

I don’t believe in patching symptoms. Real healing goes deeper.

Most people come to therapy struggling with anxiety, depression, or relationship problems. But these aren’t the root—they’re the surface. Underneath, there’s a disconnect. You have learned to hide parts of yourself, to defend against pain, to abandon your own truth.

My approach is built on three core beliefs:

1. Root Cause Healing Your symptoms are messengers. Anxiety, shame, numbness—they’re pointing to something deeper: unprocessed trauma, childhood wounds, or ways you have  learned to protect yourself that no longer serve you. I don’t medicate the message. We trace it back to the source and heal from there.

2. Mind-Body Connection Your nervous system remembers what your mind tries to forget. Trauma lives in your body—in tension, breathing patterns, survival responses. Real healing requires engaging both mind and body. That’s why I use somatic work, EMDR, and neurofeedback alongside talk therapy. We access the nervous system directly to release what’s been stuck.

3. Reconnection to Your True Self Underneath all the defenses, the protective patterns, the shame—there’s a True Self. An authentic, whole, grounded version of you that exists before all the hurt happened. Healing means reconnecting to that Self. It means becoming present and aware of what’s happening right now, without judgment.

The result: When you reconnect to your True Self and process what’s been stuck in your nervous system, something shifts. You stop running. You stop performing for others. You stop seeking validation outside yourself. You become whole.

How I Work: Healing at the Root

Over 20 years, I’ve trained with leading experts in trauma, neuroscience, and body-centered healing. I use proven therapies specifically designed to process trauma at the nervous system level:

EMDR – Process traumatic memories the way your brain was meant to, releasing them for good.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Heal the wounded parts of yourself and integrate them into wholeness.

Gestalt Therapy- Completing “unfinished business,”and integrating parts of self.

Inner Child Work – Address the child part of you that still carries the original pain, shame, and attachment wounds.

Somatic Therapy – Release the trauma your body has been holding onto.

Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT) – Clear emotional blocks and pain from past events.

Neurofeedback – Retrain your nervous system for calm, resilience, and regulation.

Clinical Hypnosis-Changing beleifs at the subconscious level

The result? Real, lasting transformation—not temporary relief.

What Actually Changes

You’ll notice:

• Anxiety and intrusive thoughts finally quiet down
• Shame and self-blame lose their grip
• Relationships become more authentic and connected
• Better sleep, fewer panic attacks, more presence in daily life
• A sense of coming home to yourself

And most importantly: You stop running from your own pain.

For First Responders: Real Relief from Occupational Trauma

If you’re a police officer, firefighter, paramedic, or emergency worker, you’ve been exposed to what most people never see. PTSD, hypervigilance, moral injury, and emotional numbness aren’t weaknesses—they’re normal responses to abnormal exposure.

The problem: Traditional talk therapy often doesn’t cut it. Your trauma is encoded in your nervous system, not just your mind.

That’s why EMDR, somatic work, and neurofeedback are so effective for first responders. They access the nervous system directly, allowing you to process what you’ve witnessed and reclaim emotional presence in your life.

Ready for Real Change?

Your healing matters. If you’ve tried therapy before and it didn’t help—or you’ve been considering it but weren’t sure—this is different. Mind-body therapy goes where talk therapy stops.

Let’s talk. Book a free consultation.