Education
University of Cincinnati
- Bachelors in Psychology, Gender and Sexuality Studies (2008)
- Masters in Clinical Social Work and Social Work Administration (2013)
Training
- Understanding Trauma and Trauma Informed Care, People Inc Mental Health Services, Saint Paul, MN (2017).
- De-escalation Strategies, People Inc Mental Health Services, Saint Paul, MN (2017).
- Introduction to Narrative Therapy, Bharati Acharya, MA LPCC, Saint Paul, MN (2017).
- Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence Survivor Advocate and Trainer, Buckeye Region Anti Violence Organization for LGBTQ Communities, Columbus, OH (2014).
- Trauma Informed Practice in Transgender Behavioral Healthcare Initiatives (TBHI), Mazonni Center, Philadelphia, PA (2014).
- LGBTQ Leadership Exchange, Advanced Grassroots Initiative Training, National LGBTQ Task Force, Cleveland, OH (2014).
- Mental Illness in Transgender Populations, Transgender Behavioral Healthcare (TBHC), Mazonni Center, Philadelphia, PA (2013).
- Adult Transgender Medical Care (TCCM), Mazonni Center, Philadelphia, PA (2013).
- Best Practice Catalogue Human Rights Gender Identity, ILGA Europe (Equality for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexsual, Trans, and Intersex People in Europe), Cincinnati, OH (2013).
- Survey Development & Assessing Community Health Needs, The Community Leaders Institute, Center for Clinical and Translational Science and Training, Cincinnati, OH (2012).
- Survivor Advocacy; Providing Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention, Women Helping Women, Cincinnati, OH (2011).
- Crisis Mediation within Intersectional Systems of Oppression, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH (2009).
- Lobbying for Social Justice and Health Advocacy, Advocates for Youth, Washington, DC (2009).
- Strategies for Enhancing Community Health Resources, Cleveland AIDS Task Force, Cleveland, OH (2009).
- Social Justice Organizing, Campaigning, and Communicating with the Media and GLAAD, Washington, DC (2008).
- Mentoring LGBT Youth in 9-12 Schools, GLSEN Cincinnati, Cincinnati. OH (2007).
- Building a Multiethnic, Inclusive & Antiracist Organization, Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) –Anti-Racism Education, Cincinnati, OH (2007).
- Sexual Assault Crisis Responder and Legal Advocate, University of Cincinnati Reclaim Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention, Cincinnati, OH (2006).
Experience
- Anti-Violence Survivor Advocate and Community Trainer, OutFront Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN: March 2016 – September 2019
- Mental Health Therapist, Transgender Care Specialist, RECLAIM, Saint Paul, MN: July 2016 – April 2018
- PRN Therapist for At-Risk Youth, Lighthouse Youth Services, Cincinnati, Ohio: June 2014 – October 2015
- Founding Director, Director of Programs, Development, and Administration, Heartland Trans Wellness Group, Cincinnati Ohio: April 2008 - June 2015
Services that JAC provides includes:
- Individual therapy sessions
- Assistance in obtaining trans-related medical care such as hormones and surgeries.
- Working with other providers to address obstacles in trans-related healthcare.
- Support changing legal name and gender markers, updating legal documents.
- Help obtaining healthcare, housing, employment, and public assistance, and addressing discrimination related to these.
- Support for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking, including help exiting abusive and/or unsafe relationships / living situations.
- Educational sessions for parents and families of trans people seeking to better understand and support their loved ones.
- Collaborating with schools, teachers, and guidance counselors of trans youth.
- Support for trans youth in foster care and adoption, including youth shelter staff, Guardian Ad Litem, and foster and adoptive families.
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7301 Ohms Lane #450, Edina, MN 55439
401 Groveland Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone: 952.831.2000 Fax: 952.835.6134
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JAC Stringer, MSW, LGSW
(pronounced "Jack")
Pronouns: He, Him, His
Supervised by Amanda Mulfinger, PhD, LP
Minnesota License #25558
JAC is a trans-genderqueer femme, disabled, two-spirit, Native American radical activist and social worker. He works with LGBTQPIA teens and young adults ages 13-30 who wish to process their identities, lives and relationships and address emotional struggles related to depression, bipolar moods, anxiety, surviving trauma, self-harm and suicidality, dissociation, and negotiating disability and chronic pain. He specializes in serving the trans community, supporting people processing their gender identity, gender expression, and sexuality.
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JAC is an independent contractor working with Cabot Psychological Services.
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JAC’s practice is centered on compassion, transparency, and intersectionality; empowering the individual and validating the impact of social oppression including racism, sexism, cisgenderism, heterosexism, ableism, ageism, sizeism, classism, ethnocentrism, religious imperialism, colonization, and medical gatekeeping. He’s committed to servant leadership and has a strong passion for building spaces where the LGBTQPIA community can come together. He believes that one of the greatest sources of strength trans and queer people have is to be together, showing up for each other in ways no one else can. Whatever a person's reasons for wanting or needing support, JAC strives to foster a comforting safer space where they feel validated and heard.
JAC has served as a social justice community organizer and educator for over fifteen years, with a focus on trans wellness and community building, genderqueer femme identities, trauma survivors, and accessibility resources. He strives to create visibility and resources for Midwestern trans communities with the heart of his work surrounding trans youth and young adults. His work history spans social justice organizing, direct services, therapy, clinical social work, community education, healthcare advocacy, and artistic activism. In 2008, he founded the Midwest’s first multi-state trans wellness organization, Heartland Trans Wellness Group, where he served as Executive Director and Program Director for seven years. His program models targeting isolated trans and queer populations have been adopted in multiple Midwestern cities and he is an established social justice educator on trans activism and depathologizing, harm reductive trans healthcare. He has served in leadership positions in several organizations including The Philadelphia Trans Health Conference, FemmeCon, GLSEN, Advocates for Youth, and the International Drag King Community Extravaganza, volunteers locally with the Minnesota Trans Health Coalition, and facilitates a professional support group for trans health and wellness providers, MSP Trans Identified Provider Support (TIPS).