Sean Brock (He/Him)

Most humans want to be connected to something or someone greater than themselves. Nearly 85% of the world population identifies with a religion. I highly value walking with clients as they explore the impact of their religious upbringing (good, bad, or mixed), current faith, or desire for a meaning and purpose that is greater than themselves, and I believe that this is an essential component to many client's therapeutic process.

There is still a belief that counseling is all about emotions and that if you seek help that you are weak or something is deeply wrong with you. The field of counseling is comprised of mostly female therapists that may not understand how men navigate and experience the world. I am passionate about working with men in a way that is approachable, evidenced based, and connects with them as men.

Trauma and PTSD seriously impact how people show up in the world. Our bodies believe that past traumatic events are still present, and they behave as if we are still in danger. The process of treating Trauma and PTSD focuses on techniques that allow the past to live in the past and help create a sense of freedom to live in the present. If you feel like past events dictate how you navigate and experience the world today, there is real freedom available with Trauma and PTSD-oriented therapy.

I have been trained in multiple modalities of Neurofeedback and Neurostimulation over the past 14 years, and I am a mentor many clinicians as they work to receive their board certification in Neurofeedback. The brain is the "hardware" on which our experience of ourselves and the world around us runs. If we understand how to impact and change the brain, we can change the way we feel and think. Neurofeedback is a powerful tool for change.

I have been trained in and used EMDR therapy for over 14 years as a therapist. EMDR is a process of separating experiences in the past from your life today. In EMDR, you re-process old traumatic events that still control/impact you today and allow them to live entirely in the past. This creates the freedom and space you need to create the life you want to live today.

Internal Family Systems therapy is based on the belief that we have multiple ways we think, feel, and act in the world. Getting to know these "parts" or different ways we interact with the world, allows us to know ourselves much more deeply and have compassion and some level of control over our internal world and our behaviors. This modality of therapy works very well in combination with EMDR when healing from Trauma.