Bryan provides individualized, client-centered therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and adults, working with individuals, couples, families, and groups. He believes that effective therapy begins with understanding each client within the context of their unique experiences, relationships, strengths, challenges, and goals. His approach is collaborative, practical, and tailored to meet clients where they are, while helping them create meaningful and sustainable change.

Bryan has specialized experience working with neurodivergent individuals and their families, including those navigating Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), executive functioning challenges, and related neurodevelopmental profiles. His work spans from early childhood through adulthood. Rather than focusing solely on deficits or symptoms, Bryan helps clients and their loved ones better understand how their brains are wired, identifying individual strengths and needs, and developing strategies that allow them to work with their natural patterns, rather than against them.

A central focus of Bryan’s practice is marriage, couples, and family therapy. Working from a systemic perspective, he helps individuals, couples, and families recognize the patterns, roles, communication styles, and relational dynamics that influence how they interact with one another. Through a collaborative and solution-focused process, Bryan helps clients strengthen communication, navigate conflict, improve connection, and develop healthier and more sustainable relationships.

Bryan also has experience working with anxiety, depression, stress, emotional regulation, and other internalizing concerns. He helps clients explore the underlying factors contributing to what they are experiencing, while developing practical coping skills, increasing self-awareness, and building the resilience necessary to create greater emotional stability and overall well-being.

Bryan incorporates experiential and activity-based approaches when appropriate. These may include equine-assisted therapy, barn- and nature-based experiences, canoeing and kayaking, walking and running, and sports and fitness activities. He has a strong interest in the connection between emotional, relational, and physical wellness, and helps clients develop their own individualized understanding of what health and well-being mean to them, and how to translate that understanding into lasting, positive changes in everyday life.

For clients who desire faith to be incorporated into the therapeutic process, Bryan offers Christian and Biblically grounded therapy. He provides a space for clients to explore the intersection of emotional health, relationships, personal values, and faith, including difficult questions surrounding meaning, purpose, suffering, relationships, and spiritual growth.

In addition to his clinical work, Bryan provides business and organizational coaching to individuals, leaders, and companies of varying sizes. His areas of expertise include strategic planning, leadership development, employee performance, policy and standard operating procedure (SOP) development, operational efficiency, cash-flow planning and analysis, conflict resolution, and team development. By integrating systemic thinking with practical business principles, Bryan helps leaders and organizations identify patterns that may be limiting performance, therefore strengthening organizational functioning through the implementation of strategies designed to support sustainable growth and longterm success.

Across both his therapeutic and coaching work, he helps clients identify what is working, address what is not, and develop practical pathways toward healthier relationships, greater effectiveness, and meaningful growth. Services are available in-home, in-office, in school-based settings, or wherever the need presents itself.

Licenses:

Florida: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MT3520)

Texas: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (205355)

Certifications/Trainings/Memberships:

Certified Facilitator of the Native American Fatherhood and Families Association’s (NAFFA)- 2015

Certified in Mental Health First Aid- 2015

American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)- Clinical Fellow

Member of Omicron Delta Kappa- National Leadership Honor’s Society

Education:

M.S. in Business Administration- Florida Atlantic University- 2017

M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy- Nova Southeastern University (COAMFTE Accredited Program)- 2013

B.A. in Psychology- Florida Atlantic University- 2011

Languages Spoken:

English