ABOUT BRYAN, MA
My name is Bryan Ebert, and I am a pre-licensed therapist pursuing my LPCC. I received my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adler Graduate School. I draw upon a variety of approaches to therapy, wellness, and personal development. I have received training in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy from Polaris Insight Center. I have also completed the Phase 1 Brainspotting training, and have found this modality to be a powerful tool for healing. My current focus for continuing education is participating in a multi-year intensive psychedelic therapy training with the Grof Legacy Project.
I believe that committing to an intentional journey towards wellness is one of the most meaningful things a person can do in their lifetime. My perspective on therapy has been shaped by a mixture of modalities and practices. A core feature of my therapeutic approach is a deep trust in the inner healing wisdom that resides within each of us. While this inner wisdom may sometimes feel inaccessible, therapy can provide a pathway to reconnect with it. I also believe that an important element of therapy is bringing unconscious material into conscious awareness. Through a multitude of methods, we can begin to release blocked energy that is stored in the unconscious. When we do this, we can heal from the things that have hurt us at the deepest level. As this process unfolds, we can transform the old narratives that we have repeated to ourselves ad nauseum into a story that carries us towards the life we have always wanted to live.
My approach to therapy is collaborative and rooted in mutual respect. I work with clients as equals to identify and navigate the barriers that interfere with our natural drive towards wellness. In my practice, I draw from modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Brainspotting, person-centered therapy, Transpersonal Psychology, and ketamine-assisted therapy. I emphasize co-creating a caring and authentic therapeutic relationship as the foundation for this sacred inner work.
By combining experiential approaches with talk therapy, I believe that we can break free from the habitual patterns that keep us stuck. Incorporating the mind, body, breath, heart, and spirit into therapy allows us not only to survive, but to thrive. As we identify and consciously incorporate our values into our daily experience, our path ahead can become easier to find and follow.
I work with people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, chronic illness, existential issues, spiritual concerns, and more. My role is to understand and care about what you are going through, feel it with you, provide support, and encourage you to take courageous action in order to improve your life. If my approach resonates with you, I would be honored to connect and get to know you!
When I’m not working, you will find me rock climbing, taking walks with my wife and dog, or paddling up in the Boundary Waters. I also enjoy meditating, creative writing, and working on advocacy projects.
