Dr. Jason Roop, Julio Levisohn Join Isaiah House Board of Directors

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Isaiah House Expands Board with National Behavioral Health Leader Dr. Jason Roop and Financial Advisor Julio Levisohn

Harrodsburg, KY — Isaiah House has appointed nationally recognized behavioral health expert Dr. Jason Roop and wealth management professional Julio Levisohn to its Board of Directors, marking a significant step forward in the organization’s continued growth and impact.

Dr. Roop, Founder and CEO of the Center for Trait-Based Transformation, is widely known for developing the Trait-Based Model, an innovative approach helping individuals understand their identity, develop inherent strengths, and achieve lasting change. His work has been implemented across treatment programs, schools, justice systems, and communities nationwide.

“Recovery is evolving,” said Dr. Roop. “What once felt like the problem is often the starting point for transformation. When people begin to understand themselves differently, everything can begin to shift. Isaiah House is doing meaningful work, and I’m honored to be part of it.”

Isaiah House CEO Kevin Horn emphasized the importance of Dr. Roop’s perspective, noting, “His approach helps people see themselves differently, and that’s a big part of lasting change. We’re glad to have him join our board.”

A national speaker, author, and researcher, Dr. Roop has published in peer-reviewed journals including Scientific Reports and authored several books, including Trait-Based Leadership. His work continues to shape how organizations approach long-term recovery and personal transformation.

Also joining the board is Julio Levisohn, a Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch with deep experience in wealth management and banking. Known for guiding individuals and families through complex financial decisions, Levisohn specializes in aligning long-term financial planning with philanthropic impact and multigenerational goals. His background includes leadership roles at Fifth Third Bank, and he brings a strong commitment to mission-driven service.

“God is working in this organization, and I feel blessed to be able to help further the kingdom and His glory with other great men and women,” said Levisohn.

With expertise spanning behavioral health innovation and financial stewardship, both leaders add strategic depth to Isaiah House’s Board as the organization continues to expand its reach.

Isaiah House remains committed to helping individuals and families find hope, healing, and a path forward through strong leadership, innovative programming, and meaningful partnerships.

For more information about Isaiah House and its programs and mission, visit isaiah-house.org.

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