Connected Path Recovery

Looking for a therapist who feels relatable, authentic, and easy to talk to?

Meet Jay Jacobs, LPC.

Jay helps teens and adults navigate anxiety, addiction, self-worth, identity concerns, relationship challenges, and life's difficult transitions. His approach combines evidence-based counseling with creativity, humor, and genuine connection.

Clients often appreciate Jay's ability to make therapy feel less intimidating and more like a meaningful conversation. He creates a space where people can show up exactly as they are—without judgment, shame, or pressure.

Whether you're working through recovery, exploring your identity, struggling with anxiety, or simply feeling stuck, Jay helps clients rewrite the stories that no longer serve them and build healthier, more fulfilling lives.

✨ Areas of Focus:
✔ Addiction & Recovery
✔ Anxiety & Depression
✔ LGBTQIA+ Support
✔ Self-Worth & Identity
✔ Relationship Issues
✔ Emotional Growth

📍 In-Person & Telehealth
📅 Currently Accepting New Clients

Learn more about Jay here: https://www.travelanewpath.com/team-members/jay-jacobs

Protect Your Peace 🕊☮✌
Not every invitation deserves a yes.
Not every environment supports your sobriety. 👎
This month, protect your peace like your life depends on it—because it does.

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🌈 There Is Light ⛈
Even on the darkest days, there is light ahead.
Sobriety helps you see it more clearly.
Keep going—you’re closer than you think.

Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, honors U.S. service members who passed while serving our country, evolving from "Decoration Day" to a federal holiday in 1971. It features a national 3 p.m. moment of remembrance, is considered the unofficial start of summer, and holds a tradition of wearing red poppies

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🤍 You’re Allowed to Rest
Rest is productive.
Slowing down is healing.
Taking care of your mental health includes giving yourself permission to pause—without turning to substances.

💡 Redefining Strength
Strength isn’t hiding your struggles.
It’s asking for help.
It’s staying sober when it’s hard.
It’s choosing yourself again and again.

🧩 It’s All Connected
Mental health and substance use go hand in hand.
When you care for one, you strengthen the other.
This month, choose both: healing + sobriety.

🌤️ Start Where You Are
You don’t have to have it all figured out to take care of your mental health.
Start small. Stay sober. Keep going.
That’s enough for today.