A Word from Bryce:
“I’ve wanted to help people in some way since I was very young. I was unsure of what form that would take until I began taking counseling courses and realized how much I thoroughly enjoyed helping empower people to be who they are and gain more of a sense of control in their lives.
Over my career, I have largely worked with adolescents, but have been lucky enough to work with a variety of clients. I’ve gotten to see the wonderfully diverse, motivated and strong people in my community and seen positive changes and growth occur over time. Youth I worked with becoming successful, ambitious adults. Those struggling with anxiety taking back control of their lives. Victims of trauma work to confront and process their past and lessen the hold their past has on them.
Of particular interest to me are those in underserved communities, such as the LGBTQ+ community, those of racially diverse backgrounds and those struggling with economic hardships. It is my hope to be able to reach out to those, as well as any others who wish to work through any personal struggles, no matter how seemingly small they may be.
An unfortunate fact of life is that nearly all of us have experienced some form of trauma. There are varying degrees of trauma, but the events can impact us in many different ways. To that end, I also have worked hard to learn and utilize therapeutic skills to assist clients with recovering from and processing the intrusive symptoms often associated with traumatic experiences, working to help my clients return to a higher level of functioning and a better quality of life.”
Education & Trainings
Bryce is a Fully-Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who graduated from Western Michigan University. Bryce is trained in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a highly-researched and effective intervention for recovery from trauma. In addition, Bryce incorporates elements of existential theory, person-centered approach, and Motivational Interviewing into his practice.
Bryce also has had experience in crisis work, served as a supervisor for a crisis hotline, and has extensive experience and passion for topics related to the juvenile justice program, such as serving sexual offenders or those convicted of sexual crimes. Bryce’s undergraduate education was focused on behavioral interventions specifically, with lead to his larger competency in using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a therapeutic approach when providing trauma-focused and trauma-sensitive support. This education, which even included laboratory experiments with rats, allows Bryce to target practical action-based change to help address behavioral change and symptom management.
Specialties
Bryce has a long history of supporting those in the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as those with diverse cultural backgrounds. Bryce is also well versed in working with anxiety, trauma, depression and substance use and is comfortable working with those who are seeking court-mandated therapy based on experiences within the criminal justice system. Bryce also has a passion for working with adolescents, addressing issues such as anxiety, trauma, behavioral concerns, racial identity, gender identity, and emotional regulation difficulties. Bryce works with clients ages 11 and up and also provides Gottman Method-style couples counseling and family therapy.
Pronouns Used
He/him/his
Fun Fact
“I have jumped out of a plane before and am crazy enough that I’m considering doing it again.”
Bryce can accept the following insurances and also offers self-pay options:
