Rebekah H. Bragan, LMFT

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Welcome,

So Glad You Are Here!

Counseling individuals, couples, and families

“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” -C.S. Lewis

Taking that first step to reach out for help is sometimes one of the hardest and bravest things one can do for themselves. When the demands and responsibilities of life overwhelm us, it can cause one to withdraw and feel anxious, alone, or stuck. This impacts our own state of mind and often has a negative impact on the relationships that mean the most to us. If this is something you may be experiencing, there is hope and help available!

I would be honored to come alongside you, to offer compassion, a listening ear, and a safe and comfortable space to explore your unique story, experiences, and struggles. Taking a holistic, strength-based approach and focusing on the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of each client, we will work together to decide the best way to achieve your goals by fostering clarity, resilience, growth, and healthy coping strategies.

We all long for authentic connection - to be seen, heard, understood, and encouraged. My hope is that as we navigate the healing journey together, you will leave each session having experienced these things, along with increased awareness and understanding yourself a little better. Even small adjustments can lead to big results!

Caring for aging parents, perplexed about how to relate with your adult children, grief, changing season of life, conflict or communication issues with a spouse, the pain of betrayal, lack of balance or self-care, needed boundaries – whatever it is that you are struggling with, I meet you right where you are. My own life experiences, chronic medical issues, and various roles have provided a vast base from which to pull to help you maximize your God-given potential, overcome challenges, and celebrate the joys of life again!

“Whatever you’re facing,
I meet you right where you are.”

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