Jim Selle, MSW, LCSW
Jim Selle, MSW, LCSW, received his Bachelor of Social Work degree from Humboldt State University, located in the redwood forests of far northern California, in 2002. He worked at Humboldt County Mental Health, serving in multiple capacities, including being coordinator of the Peer Recovery Center, from 2002 - 2006. Jim also was the chairman of the board of directors of the Humboldt chapter of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, from 1993 - 2006. At that time, he began graduate studies, and received his Master Of Social Work from Humboldt State University, and soon moved to Meridian Idaho. Jim began working at Intermountain Hospital, and remained in service until late 2017, and began working at Omega in February of 2018.
Although Jim's clinical interests and experience are quite diverse, he continues with the philosophy of the understanding that mental disorders respond well to evidence-based modalities, as well as to effective therapeutic intervention. People naturally gravitate to multiple ways of understanding, and to effective treatments of human difficulties associated with a diagnosis of mental disorders. One important element to be considered, is the engagement in support groups, and therapy clients are well informed of the outcomes associated with such engagement. Jim introduces to his clients, the benefits of full engagement in all services and other therapeutic measures. Effective psychotherapy begins the process.
Although Jim's clinical interests and experience are quite diverse, he continues with the philosophy of the understanding that mental disorders respond well to evidence-based modalities, as well as to effective therapeutic intervention. People naturally gravitate to multiple ways of understanding, and to effective treatments of human difficulties associated with a diagnosis of mental disorders. One important element to be considered, is the engagement in support groups, and therapy clients are well informed of the outcomes associated with such engagement. Jim introduces to his clients, the benefits of full engagement in all services and other therapeutic measures. Effective psychotherapy begins the process.