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John's boyish charm and dedication to yoga extended his commercial dance career into his forties. Personal and professional experiences throughout that time revealed his strengths as a comforting presence and in getting people to open up, especially teens. So when the time was right, he got his master's degree and became a licensed therapist. John's passion for his new career has propelled him into advocacy and activism - he now splits his time between clients, building his practice, and speaking engagements. Learn more at https://johnsovec.com, and follow him on twitter and instagram.
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