Bryan Young

My communication style

I've responded to men and women, listened empathetically, and offered compassionate feedback based on how they notice what they notice in and outside of therapy and the dynamics in session. Part of my “job” is to show how anxiety, the body’s natural alarm system, causes us to react and respond in personal and professional relationships.

My journey to mental healthcare

When I taught philosophy for college students, I often felt like I was teaching them information in a disembodied way. It has been a joy to equip men and women to embody who they want to be and establish a solid foundation for their mental and relational health.

My goals for you

I hope you leave each session equipped and empowered while also being mindful of how you notice things in and outside of session. The dynamics of each session should provide more effective responses for healthier outcomes and provide meaningful progress toward the changes and the symptoms and concerns you hope to address in therapy.

Our first session

From there, we'll begin to make a rough sketch while establishing a dynamic together of what a meaningful path forward in therapy can look like. You can rely on me to be focused, engaged, curious, consistent, and to give you thoughtful feedback from the intake onward. When you are ready, I’d be honored to help.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White