
Bryan Truelove, LMHC
- Marriage
- Couples
- Individuals
- Teens
- Divorce
- Anxiety
- Addictions
- Personality Disorders
- Codependency
- Anger
- Stress
- Depression
- Family Relationships
- Professional Development
About Your Counselor
In addition to being a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, I am also a husband, a father of three, and I am blind. I understand the pressures and challenges life hands all of us on a regular basis. I bring this understanding into every session, as well as the belief that most problems have solutions, and those that don’t have a solution usually offer opportunity for personal growth.
Relationship issues whether between you and your partner, your children, or a close family member can be among the most difficult to resolve. Living the everyday challenge of blindness has blessed me with a unique ability to help others find ways to overcome hardships like depression, anxiety, addiction, and feelings that your current reality just isn’t working for you.
Counseling doesn’t only happen during your time in my office. Here are some of the books, tools, and resources I RECOMMEND that may help you continue the work, gain new perspective, and support your counseling journey between sessions.
Education & Certifications
2008
University of Central Florida
Marriage and Family Therapy
Master of Arts
Current
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LMHC
Florida Department of Health
Getting to Know Your Counselor
- I have a genetic condition that caused blindness in my late twenties.
- I became a Christian in my early thirties.
- Matthew 7:12
- Gay & Lesbian Friendly Therapist
- I taught marriage communication classes at UCF.
- I am an average imperfect person with my own issues, just like everyone else.
- I enjoy playing piano and keyboards… pretty much a requirement for us blind folks.