Jack O’Leary is a multifaceted professional with a rich blend of talents and expertise. As a dedicated dad, a passionate musician, and a key member of the team, Jack brings a warm, approachable, and social presence that is quintessentially Irish. However, beneath his easy-going nature lies a reflective thinker who deeply values philosophical discussions. Professionally, Jack is a seasoned clinical supervisor, person-centered psychotherapist, and creative arts therapist. His work focuses on helping clients overcome depression and anxiety, drawing from his belief that mere conversation isn’t always enough. By combining his love for music with psychotherapy, Jack creates the right conditions for people to surmount their challenges. His skills as a relationship and family therapist are highly sought after, guiding clients toward clarity and resolving conflicts to achieve more fulfilling partnerships. Jack is also an energetic and engaging facilitator, excelling in uniting people to work together as a team toward great outcomes. His total acceptance of people from all walks of life makes him equally adept at working with CEOs of large corporations and supporting homeless individuals through difficult situations. With qualifications including a Master’s in Music Therapy, a Higher Diploma in Counselling Psychotherapy, and a BA in Arts and Pastoral Theology (Honours), Jack’s academic background is as impressive as his professional experience. Over his 25-year career, he has contributed significantly to the wellbeing sector both internationally and across Australia. His expertise in designing and implementing corporate and community-based wellbeing programs, supporting communities affected by traumatic events, and providing coaching and leadership support has made him a respected figure in the field. As a Principal Master Mental Health First Aid Facilitator, Jack’s dedication to mental health and resilience shines through his comprehensive approach to fostering wellbeing in diverse settings.