I am here to help. It is my role and honor to provide a safe therapeutic environment that is comfortable. It can be hard to address personal issues, mental health complications, phase of life problems, identity troubles, and relationship issues. Just remember, you are not alone, almost everyone has gone through difficult times in their lives. It’s how they’re handled that makes the difference. Each person is different. It requires their unique experience to guide the therapeutic process. It is within your potential to have a more rewarding and fulfilling quality of life. My therapeutic approach is client centered, collaborative, and eclectic consisting of a wide array of theoretical orientations and modalities to best suit your needs. I received my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology at California State University of Fullerton in 2008 and my Master of Science Degree in Marriage Family Therapy at The University of La Verne in 2011. I have been providing psychotherapy since 2009. I received my Marriage and Family Therapist License in 2013. Populations I served are diverse and range in age from infancy through the later years of life. I have worked in substance abuse and addiction settings, nonprofit mental health settings, and outpatient private practice settings. I have training in the following evidenced based practices: seeking safety, trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, and many others. My efforts to help stem from having an open mind, being non-judgmental, and tailoring treatment to best suit your current needs. I am flexible and interested in learning something new about you every session. My goal is to promote growth so you can move forward in life’s journey.
Bryan Stycula LMFT
