Jade, CSW

I’m Jade Ronk, a U.S. Air Force veteran, licensed social worker, and holistic practitioner. For more than two decades, I’ve guided veterans, individuals, and families through some of life’s toughest chapters, including trauma, addiction, mental health struggles, and the search for holistic well-being. My approach is deeply rooted in compassion. I bring together evidence-based clinical strategies, coaching tools, and heart-centered practices to help people build stronger relationships, nurture emotional resilience, and create meaningful change in their lives.

I specialize in working with trauma and co-occurring disorders through integrative methods such as neuropsychotherapy, EMDR, ART (accelerated resolution therapy), somatic practices, and solution-focused approaches. My work also supports clients navigating sexual well-being, perimenopause, chronic medical conditions, grief, anxiety, and the unique strengths and challenges of neurodiversity, including ADHD and autism. In addition to direct practice, I am a speaker and advocate on rural veteran issues, addressing the intersection of access, stigma, and resilience in underserved communities, and believe in championing access, advocacy, and healing every step of the way.

My journey has also involved serving on local and national advisory boards and participating in initiatives around suicide prevention, housing justice, and veteran advocacy, so that policy and practice work hand in hand to support our community. As a veteran, caregiver, and mother, I understand firsthand what resilience looks like. I’ve learned that courage, creativity, and grit can flourish in the face of challenge. That’s why I work to uplift the strengths of those I serve, helping veterans and their families tap into their discipline, resourcefulness, and boldness to build thriving lives beyond service.

What you’ll find in my practice is a meeting of heart and expertise, grounded in research, informed by lived experience, and tailored to bring you the support and strategies that matter most… especially when it matters most.