Adrian Brazell, ACMHC
(he/him)
Available in Murray and Bountiful, Plus online across Utah
Hi, I’m Adrian
A lot of guys are taught to handle it on their own, to push it down, power through, and not make it anyone else's problem. So you do, until the drinking, the anger, the numbness, or the anxiety starts running the show. If you're a young man who's tired of white-knuckling it, therapy can be a place to actually deal with what's underneath.
I work with teens, young and emerging-adult men, and adults navigating trauma and PTSD, substance use and recovery, depression and anxiety, and anger or patterns of harm in relationships, along with the identity and purpose questions of figuring out adulthood.
I'm not going to lecture you or treat you like a problem. My job is to help you understand what's driving the patterns, take honest accountability where it matters, and build tools that hold up in real life. A lot of the people I work with have never had permission to be honest about what's hard, and I want to be a steady, non-judgmental presence for that.
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Our work is collaborative and grounded. Depending on what you need, I draw on DBT, parts work, and humanistic and existential approaches, with experience leading DBT skills groups. I'm currently completing training in EMDR, sand tray, and play therapy.
I'm especially drawn to working with young men around trauma, substance use, and accountability, the unglamorous, real work of becoming who you want to be.
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Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC). Trained in DBT (group facilitation), parts work, and humanistic and existential approaches. Domestic violence training. EMDR, sand tray, and play therapy training in progress.
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In-person sessions in Murray and Bountiful. Online sessions throughout Utah.
Adrian is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor. His work is supervised by Storie Stinger, LCSW. Supervised care means a licensed clinician is actively involved in your treatment from the start. Associates here meet weekly with their individual supervisor, join biweekly group supervision, and take part in monthly consultation groups covering specialties like DBT, EMDR, and complex trauma, plus a monthly deep dive training built to sharpen skills and deepen expertise.
Think we might be a fit?
If you think I might be a good fit, the easiest way to get started is to fill out the contact form. You can also call 385-715-0233. When you reach out, you can mention my name so the intake team knows who you are hoping to work with.