Jason Fox was raised on the Big Island of Hawaii and graduated from Hawaii Preparatory Academy (HPA) in 1988. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1992.
Jason completed his Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling from the California School of Professional Psychology in 2018.
As a clinician and entrepreneur, Fox brings 10 years of experience in behavioral health alongside decades in small business consulting.
He works with individuals and organizations to maximize effectiveness, strengthen resilience, and create sustainable change.
The Early Years
Jason's foundation in transformational work began early. At age 15, he completed Werner Erhard’s EST Training, followed by The Forum at 17 and Landmark Education at 34.
These experiences shaped his understanding of the structures underlying thinking, behavior, and personal growth—insights he continues to apply in his work today.
Having navigated significant personal challenges, Fox developed a deep commitment to growth, communication, and helping others manage complex life circumstances.
Jason Fox is informed by three decades across business and behavioral health.
Outpatient Clinician | Entrepreneur
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Clinical Training & Extensive Field Experience
During graduate training in San Francisco, Jason Fox worked at AgeSong Senior Care, supporting a client living with dementia and cirrhosis.
His client frequently revisited traumatic memories connected to Harvey Milk’s election, the HIV epidemic, and liberation marches in the Castro District.
Next, Jason interned with the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) at Comprehensive Crisis Services, where he conducted 5150 assessments for both adults and children across the city, including the treacherous Tenderloin District.
He received extensive training in Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice. Jason's work included supporting a client grieving the loss of a sibling to gang violence in the Dogpatch neighborhood.
Additionally, Fox engaged in play therapy with a child diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) in the Bayview, and counseled a student at Visitacion Valley Elementary coping with complex trauma after witnessing an attempted homicide between parents.
Behavioral Health & Residential Treatment Work
Jason Fox broadened his clinical experience working with high-acuity populations across diverse treatment settings.
At Paradigm San Francisco, he treated adolescents facing anxiety, depression, eating disorders, gaming addiction, and substance use.
Jason's work took place within a holistic care model that integrated meditation, equine therapy, yoga, and visual arts, alongside individual, family, and multi-family group therapy.
Jason Fox later served as a Mental Health Counselor at a 10-bed Crisis Residential Unit operated by Buckelew Programs, supporting the homeless and individuals in acute psychiatric distress.
He worked with clients experiencing complex co-occurring conditions, including schizophrenia, PTSD, and substance use disorders.
Casa Rene is a step-down facility once clients are released from a 5150 hold at Marin General Hospital.
Correctional & Community-Based Work
During COVID, Jason Fox worked at San Quentin State Prison as a Behavioral Health Clinician I.
He provided therapy in D-Block and implemented UCLA’s Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment (ISUDT) program called Helping Men Recover.
The innovative curriculum supports parolees on early release and contributes to reduced recidivism outcomes that protect the public at large.
COVID-19 Response & Public Health Leadership
In 2021, Jason Fox was recruited by the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) to join the COVID Command Center.
As Isolation & Quarantine Team Lead, he supported over 1,000 cases by coordinating access to housing, food, and essential supplies. Fox conducted suicide risk assessments and connected individuals to essential mental health resources.
As liaison for the Office of Economic & Workforce Development (OEWD), Jason improved coordination between Case Investigators and The Right to Recover Program—helping individuals and families access critical financial aid resources including the homeless and homebound in the Bay Area.
Following the pandemic, Jason Fox joined the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA), where he served clients experiencing mild to moderate mental health conditions as a Behavioral Health Clinician at Community Counseling Supportive Services (CCSS).
He received advanced training in Prevention and Intervention (P&I) related to anxiety, depression, domestic violence, and early childhood trauma.
Current Role
Jason Fox currently serves as an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor at the Adolescent Outpatient Substance Use Program with Phoenix House California, a nonprofit organization in Orange County.
In this role, he provides Individual and Group Therapy for youth ages 12–17 who are on formal probation or transitioning back into the community following time in Juvenile Hall.
These experiences created a deep understanding of the underlying structures that drive behavior, decision-making, and identity—a perspective he has pressure-tested in both clinical and real-world environments.
Jason’s approach is structured, direct, and outcome-driven—built to create measurable change. Not temporary insight.
Fox teaches systems that work in uncontrolled reality—where clients are resistant, environments are unstable, and the cost of failure is high.
Jason combines systems thinking, behavioral psychology, and operational discipline to solve problems that don’t respond to conventional approaches.
Work With Jason Fox
Jason works with individuals and organizations that require more than support—they require structure, clarity, and results. If you’re operating in a high-stakes environment and need change that actually sticks...
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