Jesse Gall

About Jesse

Jesse Gall

Founder & Principal Counselor

Jesse Gall is the founder of Stonewell Counseling, establishing the practice on a foundation of rigorous clinical training, advanced theological scholarship, and a structured approach to whole-person restoration.

Academic & Professional Foundation

Raised in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Jesse earned his Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Oklahoma, where he developed a disciplined approach to understanding people, systems, behavior, and objective evaluation.

To integrate psychological insight with theological depth, Jesse completed a dual graduate track at Dallas Theological Seminary, earning both a Master of Arts in Counseling (M.A.) and a Master of Theology (ThM). His ThM provided advanced theological training in Biblical Exposition, Greek, Hebrew, systematic theology, preaching, teaching, and spiritual leadership, forming a disciplined framework for understanding the human person not merely as a collection of symptoms, but as an embodied soul shaped by story, suffering, desire, relationships, sin, grace, and redemption.

Clinical Approach

His Master of Arts in Counseling and clinical work in Dallas and the greater DFW area developed the counseling side of that formation, giving Jesse broad experience with individuals, couples, and young adults across counseling, recovery, ministry, and care settings. Since returning to Oklahoma, he has continued to serve clients through clinically grounded and biblically informed counseling, helping them navigate marital distress, anxiety, anger, relational strain, emotional pain, and the deeper patterns that shape how they relate to themselves, others, and God.

Jesse's counseling approach is structured, integrative, and focused on the deeper patterns beneath present distress. He looks beyond surface-level symptom management to help clients identify the formative beliefs, emotional wounds, relational dynamics, and behavioral patterns that often drive emotional and relational struggle.