John Boesky, MFT/MNLP/Dharma Life Coach/Hypnotherapist/ Sports Psychology Consultant

Joe Bielling 

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2 weeks ago

As an IFS therapist (certified level 3), I’ve had the privilege of working with John Boesky both professionally and personally for several years. We’ve co-facilitated groups, and I’ve also trusted him with my own inner parts work. Each experience has shown me how deeply skilled, compassionate, and adaptable he is. His experience and attuned presence create a safe, heartfelt container for growth. His wealth of skills, including IFS, allow him to bring a tailored approach focused on desired outcomes. His IFS work in particular... read more

Lauren Lundquist 

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a year ago

I have had the privilege of working with John for the past 10 years, and I cannot express enough how transformative and impactful the experience has been for me. From the moment I walked into his office, I felt a sense of warmth and professionalism that set the tone for our sessions. John possesses a rare combination of empathy, insight, and expertise that truly sets him apart from the rest. He creates a safe and non-judgmental space, allowing me to open up and explore my thoughts and feelings in a way I never thought possib... read more

Krishan Oberoi 

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2 years ago

John is the best- very empathic, encouraging and highly recommended! 

August Stegman 

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4 years ago

When I first saw John I was coming from a place of curiousity. I wanted to know more about myself and how to overcome my messed up childhood. Little did I know that my sessions with John would help me become the best version of myself. I had tried other therapists in the past. Some good some not so good but John is on an entirely different level. From the very beginning he treated with kindness and attentavinesss as you would a close friend. His approach is non-judgement and extremly insightful. After every session I would l... read more

Josh C 

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4 years ago

A woman is walking in a meadow and finds herself in a minefield. Can't get out. She tries desperately for days, yelling for help, for any passers-by along the road to stop and lend assistance. Finally, a doctor stops and cranes his neck to catch her voice. The woman says, "Doc! Doc! Look, I'm in a minefield and I have no idea how to get out!" The doctor writes a prescription, says, "Here you go, this will help," throws it into the wind and keeps walking. Later, a priest walks by and hears her tenuous cries for assistance. Wr... read more