Bradlee Y. Burtner

Have you tried medication and found it not helpful? Have you found telehealth underwhelming? Are you finding yourself becoming impatient with making progress on feeling differently? I am not anti-medicine or anti-telehealth. It is my opinion that these services are best provided in person. I think an optimal approach to healing and transformation can include both therapy and medication, and sometimes therapy alone can make a difference. When it comes to wanting to see improvement or change, it is hard to practice patience. Impatience can masquerade as symptoms of depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and mood disorders. Suffering is part of the work. It can be affirming and naturalizing to have guidance in co-existing with the suffering that is part of life. Part of therapy is practicing difficult conversations. I try not to be difficult, but the subject matter covered, and emotions, thoughts, and feelings that are processed in these conversations can be very difficult. If you are growing impatient with your progress let me be a guide through suffering toward wellness. I believe in-person care yields best results. Healing combines both work in and outside of therapy. Together, we will unpack your experiences, make sense of conflict, and gain clarity. I am here to listen and support you – don't hesitate to reach out.