Jon Case

Therapeutic Specialties

Jon provides expert, compassionate care for complex clinical needs and brain-based differences:

• •Neurodivergent & Neurodevelopmental Support:
  • •ADHD, Tics, and Tourette Syndrome.
  • •OCD (specialized behavioral and cognitive treatment).
  • •Autism-related challenges, including Nonverbal Learning Disorder and Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder.
• •High-Acuity Clinical Care:
  • •Depression, Suicidal Ideation, and Self-Harm.
  • •Anxiety Disorders.
• •Specialized Behavioral & Relational Support:
  • •Compulsive Sexual Behavior.
  • •Attachment Disorders.

Clinical Approach & Modalities

Jon utilizes a highly structured yet flexible toolkit to address both immediate safety and long-term growth:

• •Evidence-Based OCD, Anxiety & Habit Treatment:
  • •Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and
  • •Habit Reversal Training to target compulsions and body-focused repetitive behaviors.
  • •Inference-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT) to target the root of obsessional doubt.
  • •Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to foster psychological flexibility and values-based living.
• •Neuro-Affirming & Social Support:
  • • Social Thinking® methodology.
  • •Parent Coaching to help families navigate developmental differences.
• •Psychological Flexibility & Safety:
  • •Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and
  • •Mindfulness to build resilience in the face of intense emotions.
• •Motivational & Relational Growth:
  • •Attachment Theory.
  • •Solution-Focused Therapy.
  • •Motivational Interviewing to facilitate lasting behavioral change.

Education

• •Master of Social Work - Brigham Young University
• •Bachelor of Science - Psychology - Brigham Young University

Other

• •Member, ACBS (Association for Contextual Behavioral Science)
• •Member, IOCD Foundation
• •Co-Presenter, International OCD Foundation Annual Conference

Bio

My work is deeply informed by principles of attachment theory—including presence, connection, and compassionate boundaries. I have worked in residential and wilderness treatment programs, community mental health, and in private outpatient practice.

I offer a gentle approach to therapy. I will support you in discovering your values and choosing a life for yourself that is resonant with your values. In that pursuit, we will develop skills together to help you stay in contact with the present moment, to be grounded and alert to your experiences, and increasingly resilient in the face of uncomfortable and difficult moments.

For younger children, I can provide parent coaching for effective approaches utilizing the attachment theory model. I have extensive experience working with neurodivergent populations (autism spectrum, ADHD, nonverbal learning disorders, etc.). I have training in using the social thinking model for developing social competence. I am most drawn to the ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) model and use that as the primary framework for my practice.

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family. We love to explore the beautiful natural spaces around us, we collect and play board games, and we enjoy trying out new recipes in the kitchen.