X Therapy — Jeremy M. Jobson

The experience I bring

My professional journey included nearly ten years in pharmaceutical and medical supply sales and management, including work with Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, and others. Those roles taught me to listen, understand what motivates people, build relationships, and help others develop their capabilities. Helping people grow pushed me to grow, too.

I also spent over a decade in nonprofit work as a church planter, ministry leader, outreach organizer; walking alongside people searching for belonging, meaning and a way through their pain/suffering. That experience deepened my interest in the connections among psychology, spirituality, relationships, and everyday life.

My entrepreneurial roots in business, combined with my path in mental health counseling, helped me find the path I’m on now. First I opened a community counseling clinic within a church. I went on to help double the size of another nonprofit counseling clinic; and lastly opened my own practice five years ago. Through that practice, we’ve helped launch six independent practices, with eight therapists currently sharing our space.

Across businesses, territories, churches, clinics, and practices, I’ve learned about the responsibility of turning a vision into something that serves people. Through every setting, I’ve kept observing: Why do we repeat patterns that hurt us? What helps us feel secure enough to change? What allows us to build relationships in which we can be honest, connected, and ourselves?

The life behind the work

Those questions have followed me home.

I have been fortunate to have lived many lives and played many roles along the way, personally and professionally—too many to name, all important. My story includes more than 20 years of marriage and, unfortunately, the grueling reality of divorce. Through it all, I am forever the father of three amazing, ever-evolving humans. Fatherhood remains the most important role of my life. Being a father and a helper to others gives direction to everything I’m building.

I’ve also had to face my own blind spots and personality tendencies. Life has a way of whittling away at you until you become willing to receive what it’s teaching. Learning to listen—to others, to myself, and to the reality in front of me—has changed how I live and how I work.

I was born on Earth Day and Easter Sunday, April 22, 1973. Given the place nature, spirituality, and renewal have come to occupy in my life, that feels like a fitting beginning. Nature has continued being a meaningful part of that ongoing process. Time outside gives me room to notice, reflect, move, and experience awe. It reminds me that even when my world feels small or painful, there is more to encounter.

What that means for X Therapy

X Therapy brings those lessons together with my clinical training and a lifelong interest in what helps people live well. Its foundation is curiosity, lived experience, and respect for the person whose story is different from mine.

My approach makes room for psychology, science, spirituality, physical health, relationships, and our connection to nature. We explore the parts that matter to you, within your own beliefs and experience. Some sessions take place in an office or virtually, including from outdoor locations while I travel in my Jeep. Some clients meet me off-road, on the trails or camping. Time outside offers another setting to notice, reflect, and explore what matters to you.

The tire tracks in our logo carry a simple reminder: Life IS off-road.

We make plans, choose directions, and do our best to prepare. Then the terrain changes. Relationships shift. Loss arrives. Old ways of coping stop working. Sometimes we discover that the route we’ve been following no longer leads toward the life we want.

When you head off-road, it helps to have a good outfitter—someone who understands the terrain and helps you prepare for what you may encounter.

That’s how I think about X Therapy. We help outfit you for life. Or better said, we help you, outfit you, for your life!

The most important thing you bring is yourself. Together, we build your confidence in your ability to meet what comes next and identify the tools and support you need. That may mean understanding your emotions, processing painful experiences, communicating clearly, setting boundaries, changing patterns, or learning when to ask for help. We also look at what sustains you: rest, movement, relationships, purpose, and room to enjoy being alive.

Awareness leads to agency.

Meaningful change begins with understanding what’s happening beneath the surface: where our patterns come from, what keeps them in place, and how our experiences and stories connect. As that awareness grows, we become better equipped to make intentional choices and create the changes we seek.

Preparation cannot spare us every hardship. It can help us recognize our choices and find support when the trail gets difficult.

At X Therapy, our focus is helping you understand yourself, strengthen your relationships, and discover what a meaningful life looks like for you. Here you’ll find mental health resources, original content, and carefully curated knowledge from others. I don’t have to be the smartest person in the room. I just want to know who the smartest people are and how to find them—and help you find them, too.

That work may mean finding greater peace, making a difficult change, or feeling more present in the life you already have. It begins with recognizing the possibilities within you, the support available through others, and the world you still have an opportunity to experience.

For me, that recognition starts each morning:

“I am here.”

One day, I won’t be. But today I woke up. What will I do with this experience of existence, of being awake and alive?

There is life to be lived, love to be enjoyed, joy to be experienced; and grief to mourn, loss to be felt and plenty we cannot predict. We can learn to participate more fully in all of it—with tools, training, curiosity, and a growing belief in our ability to find our way.

X Therapy. We help outfit you for life.

Because Life IS off-road.