About Brynne

Brynne Pass, Marriage and Family Therapist Intern

Brynne is a good fit for:

  • Relationships ready to explore how cultural and generational patterns shape current dynamics.
  • Relationships that are bogged down with miscommunication and/or sexual disconnect
  • People who have done individual therapy, but it doesn’t seem to be improving their relationship frustrations
  • Folks who want to explore their sexuality and build meaningful sexual connections with their partner(s).
  • People who want help closing the gap between what they want and what they actually find themselves doing.

 

Style:

  • Gentle curiosity to gain clarity and insight into intense emotional reaction.
  • Supports exploration of somatic experiences
  • Comfortable with direct reflection/challenging
  • Values exploring the origin and impact of interactional patterns and relational dynamics
  • In-session practice disrupting relational patterns
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Specialties:
Trauma, sexual wellness, relationship(s) and family therapy, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+

Many of my clients have come to therapy because they feel stuck in frustrating loops with their partner(s), friends, and/or family members. In working with them, I have found that how we are socialized and what sorts of patterns of interaction we observed growing up deeply impact our own patterns of interaction and why we might be stuck in those patterns if we did not learn how to change them!

On the topic of change, it can be incredibly difficult to make foundational change if we do not have the tools and practices that support our ability to do uncomfortable things. This is particularly true if your being is stuck in survival mode due to the unspoken expectations that are normalized in modern society.

What would it look like to resist those expectations as an act of radical change towards an accessible lifestyle of community and individual wellness?

–> Brynne is currently accepting clients for couples therapy online or in-person