Brian brings over 25 years of experience in Child Welfare to his clinical work, along with a deep commitment to supporting individuals through some of life’s most complex and challenging circumstances. He holds a Master of Social Work from Utah State University and a Bachelor of Social Work from Weber State University, grounding his practice in both strong academic training and extensive real-world experience.

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Brian approaches therapy as a collaborative and compassionate process rooted in safety, acceptance, and freedom from judgment, where clients are encouraged to show up as they are. He understands that people make meaning through the stories they carry—often shaped by experiences of survival, loss, adaptation, and relational trauma—and recognizes that while these narratives may have once been protective, they can also limit growth over time.

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Through therapy, Brian provides a supportive space to thoughtfully explore these patterns, helping clients develop new perspectives, build resilience, and create more empowering ways of relating to themselves and the world.