Bryan Young

My communication style

I am committed to not mistake intent for impact as a therapist. I prioritize cultivating a culture where it is okay not to be okay but not okay to stay that way. I practice active listening, focusing, and noticing with you to gain an understanding of your perspective, life experiences along with what you hope to accomplish in therapy.

My journey to mental healthcare

I became a provider as a natural outgrowth of teaching philosophy and ethics, for college students years being driven by that logic that cultivating the dispositions of hospitality, curiosity, is a leads to a good meaningful life that promotes relational balance and while acknowledging a person’s strengths and struggles.

My goals for you

I equip clients to set goals by acknowledging that their values often pressure them to make qualitative statements rather than measurable goals. I encourage them to notice what comes up when they find it challenging to embody their values. That is often how they get the most out of thearpy.

Our first session

The first session acknowledges your journey and the concerns you bring into the room. It includes questions about your background and goals. Depending on your needs, it may involve motivational interviewing or a formal intake to understand you as a whole person, not just a diagnosis.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White