Ajax is an undergraduate student at Montana State University pursuing dual bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Fine Art. His studies focus on clinical psychology, learning, and cognition. After graduation, Ajax plans to attend graduate school and explore how community-building can support therapeutic approaches to mental health. By combining his education in psychology and art, he hopes to create safe spaces for connection and open communication through art therapy, particularly in group settings.

In his internship at Sub Rosa Therapy, Ajax works alongside staff to support clients and contribute to daily clinical operations. Ajax works alongside staff to support clients and contribute to daily clinical operations. He assists with scheduling, Spravato® (esketamine) and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) onboarding, and other aspects of the client experience. He also helps improve and automate internal systems and contributes to educational blog content.

With his interest in group-based therapy and willingness to learn, Ajax approaches his role at Sub Rosa with curiosity and intention. His background in psychology and fine art offers a unique perspective on creativity, connection, and problem-solving within a clinical setting.

Outside of Sub Rosa, Ajax enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing board games, working on art projects, and training for competitions.