Brenda Haney

My communication style

I begin by taking time to understand the whole person, not just symptoms. We explore what brought you to counseling, what you have tried in the past, what is working, and what feels stuck. I also consider important life factors that may be contributing to distress, such as sleep, health concerns, stress levels, work, and family demands.

My journey to mental healthcare

Becoming a therapist was almost a no-brainer for me. I have experienced many of the things that prevent or get in the way of success, and I have been able to recognize the symptoms and characteristics in others. I want to spread the news that there is help if you choose it. I chose mental health and addiction because I am good at it.

My goals for you

My approach is collaborative and practical. I use evidence-based strategies tailored to each client’s needs, learning style, and pace. Sessions often include skill-building and problem-solving, as well as deeper insight work to help clients understand patterns, triggers, and the emotions beneath their reactions.

Our first session

I invite you to share what brought you in and what you would like to be different. My role is to listen carefully and help organize what you are experiencing in a way that feels manageable and hopeful. You will leave with a practical coping tool, grounding strategy, communication step, or plan to support you between sessions.

I identify as...

• Female
• Black or African American
• Christian