Dr. Jolene Arasz is a practicing psychologist in New Jersey. Her clinical focus is on anxiety and trauma. Dr. Arasz has a private practice working with adolescents, adults, and families. She focuses on anxiety management and trauma treatment by providing a psychoneurological, educational approach to her work.

Outside of her practice, Dr. Arasz consults with schools, providing professional development training to teachers and school personnel to change the culture of mental health. Dr. Arasz also teaches students in K-12 grades and speaks at colleges about anxiety and mental health, specifically with a neurobiological focus on anxiety and mental health. This approach is significantly different from other mental health education programs in schools, providing a preventative approach that allows students to develop adaptive ways of managing anxiety and, therefore, preventing them from becoming traumatized by any potential traumatic experiences. In other words, students are taught to build resiliency before enduring overwhelming psychological stress. Furthermore, Dr. Arasz is a public speaker for various institutions focusing on Control Theory, anxiety, and trauma. Dr. Arasz hopes to expand her work into training law enforcement officers in an effort to help them better understand how to process traumatic and stressful events themselves, as well as understand how to respond to/engage with citizens from a neurological perspective with a more comprehensive understanding of trauma on the brain.