- Client-centered approach
- CBT and mindfulness
- Experienced clinician
About Jonathon
Jonathon Yassanye is a licensed clinical social worker who helps people manage stress, anxiety, anger, depression, relationship struggles, and self esteem concerns. He uses a calm, respectful manner to make people feel heard when emotions become overwhelming. Jonathon aims to create straightforward plans that fit each person's life and goals.
He works in a way that centers the person in front of him. That can mean talking through past experiences or focusing on the present moment. Sessions may include education about symptoms, practical coping strategies, and self-care ideas tailored to daily routines.
Jonathon trained at Case Western Reserve University and has eight years of clinical experience in adult mental health. Early internships emphasized cognitive behavioral approaches, anger management, and brief psychodynamic work while keeping a person-centered relationship with clients.
He later worked at Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland where he learned about Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders and provided support to both individuals with cognitive changes and their caregivers. That work included grief, loss, and caregiver stress support alongside clinical practice.
His background also includes ongoing supervision and additional trainings that shaped his therapeutic style. Jonathon blends client-centered work with techniques from CBT, existential and psychodynamic ideas, and mindfulness to address mood, life transitions, identity, and meaning concerns.
He works in a way that centers the person in front of him. That can mean talking through past experiences or focusing on the present moment. Sessions may include education about symptoms, practical coping strategies, and self-care ideas tailored to daily routines.
Jonathon trained at Case Western Reserve University and has eight years of clinical experience in adult mental health. Early internships emphasized cognitive behavioral approaches, anger management, and brief psychodynamic work while keeping a person-centered relationship with clients.
He later worked at Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland where he learned about Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders and provided support to both individuals with cognitive changes and their caregivers. That work included grief, loss, and caregiver stress support alongside clinical practice.
His background also includes ongoing supervision and additional trainings that shaped his therapeutic style. Jonathon blends client-centered work with techniques from CBT, existential and psychodynamic ideas, and mindfulness to address mood, life transitions, identity, and meaning concerns.