Dr. Brian Seavey Psy. D, MSCP, ABPP

As a board certified clinical psychologist with over 15 years' experience helping people from varying backgrounds and a wide array clinical presentations to work through and overcome, emotional turmoil, depression, anxiety, transitional stressors, anger and stress management, to name a few, I believe that the process of therapy can promote personal growth and resilience. Therapy is not a one-size-fits-all solution. It's a deeply personal journey that varies from one individual to another. The uniqueness of each person's life experiences, present circumstances, relationships, and personality characteristics shapes the path of their therapeutic process. I believe that everyone's process in therapy should be individually tailored to respect where they are in their present journey and their distinctive needs and priorities. Tailoring therapy to fit the unique contours of an individual's life can foster a supportive, meaningful, and impactful therapeutic experience that resonate on a deeply personal level. Embracing one's individuality and understanding that there are effective, self-affirming strategies available to address self-defeating thoughts can be incredibly empowering. These strategies often involve cultivating a positive mindset, setting achievable goals, and practicing consistent self-care, all of which contribute to unlocking one's innate potential, developing resilience, and learning of how to view life's ups and downs as manageable challenges rather than insurmountable obstacles. If you can relate to any of these concerns or difficulties with negative thoughts, self-doubt, or allowing others to determine the state of your emotions, then I would love to support you in the process of identifying, working through, and overcoming such challenges by building a connection based on trust, understanding, and respect and cultivating a safe space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings without judgment. I welcome the opportunity to speak further with you to learn how I can be of support.