Corvell Coburn (He/him/his)

I have completed the ACT Basics course through Praxis CET. I have read many articles on ACT. Mindfulness is part of my daily routine. I have used ACT principles and teaching in psychotherapy groups as well.

I have extensive training and experience in CBT, one of the most widely researched and effective therapies for depression, anxiety, and stress. I help clients recognize unhelpful thought patterns and replace them with healthier coping strategies, leading to lasting change and improved well-being.

I specialize in ACT, an evidence-based approach that helps people handle difficult thoughts and emotions while moving toward what matters most in their lives. With nearly two decades of clinical experience, I use ACT to help clients build resilience, clarify their values, and take meaningful action even in the face of challenges.

I draw from psychoanalytic therapy to help clients explore how past experiences and unconscious patterns influence their current struggles. With advanced clinical training and nearly two decades of practice, I use this approach to deepen self-understanding, improve relationships, and create lasting change. By bringing hidden thoughts and feelings into awareness, clients gain insight that allows them to break old cycles and move forward with greater freedom.

I specialize in supporting older adults and their families as they navigate the challenges of aging, including physical health changes, cognitive shifts, life transitions, and caregiving stress. With extensive experience in mental health and nursing, I use a combination of ACT, CBT, and supportive psychotherapy to help clients maintain independence, improve quality of life, and find meaning and purpose during this stage of life.

I help clients cope with chronic pain and long-term medical conditions. Drawing on my background as a social worker and nurse, I use ACT, CBT, and mindfulness-based strategies to help clients manage symptoms, reduce stress, and improve daily functioning. My approach focuses on increasing psychological flexibility, supporting adaptive coping, and enhancing quality of life despite ongoing health challenges.

I am very interested in supporting clients who are coping with a cancer diagnosis, treatment, or survivorship. With my combined experience as a licensed social worker and registered nurse, I help clients manage the emotional, psychological, and practical challenges of cancer. Using ACT, CBT, and mindfulness-based approaches, I guide clients in reducing anxiety and stress, improving coping skills, and finding meaning and resilience throughout their cancer journey.