Jacob Kellersohn

Ann Arbor
Written By Brooke Buys

“The identity of "coach" is one that I hold dearly and one that I think can be applied to a lot of aspects of my life. I have been coaching high school and collegiate track for several years now and the things I have learned from these experiences translate directly into my practice. Being a trusted guide is important to me whether its on a field, in a classroom, or anywhere else.”

Jacob Kellersohn, Therapist

Jacob Kellersohn, MSW

(he/him)

Butler University, Concordia University | B.A., MSW Candidate

  • Clinical interests: anxiety, depression, mood disorders, attention deficit disorder, autism spectrum disorder, and social anxiety.

  • The main focus within my practice are openness, growth, learning, and empathy. I think the more open and understanding we are with each other, the more we can learn and grow together.

  • The frameworks that I am interested in exploring and using in my own practice are Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), DBT, Polyvagal Theory, Athletic and Performance Counseling, and Positive Psychology.

  • Athletes and performers of any kind, specifically because I see the struggles that they face and I think it is so important to work with this population — to help them be the best versions of themselves on and off the field, stage, etc. And, this extends to non-athletes/performers as well, any individuals who are on the path to self improvement are always welcome!

Brooke Buys
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