Brad Roth is a highly experienced marriage and family therapist with over 35 years in the field. His counseling approach is a transformative journey that starts with clients' presenting issues and evolves into self-expression, service, and purposeful living. He is dedicated to supporting personal growth and self-awareness across individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and families. Brad specializes in assisting clients in reducing anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions, highlighting their roles and creative power within various systems—be it in romantic partnerships, family dynamics, or societal contexts. With credentials that include an MA, LMFT, and CMA and expertise in Psychosynthesis psychotherapy, along with certification in Laban Movement Analysis, he enhances clients' nonverbal skills and fosters emotional expression. Drawing on his extensive background as a collegiate dance educator and choreographer, Brad integrates sensitivity, creativity, and humor into his counseling sessions. He brings a wealth of personal experience from 40 years of meditation, 26 years of marriage, and the joys of parenting three daughters, ages 15, 19, and 22, into his practice. Additionally, he has dedicated 30 years to working with special needs children and teens, showcasing some of this work in shared ability dance performances available on YouTube. Through his compassionate and insightful guidance, Brad helps clients connect with their best selves while overcoming obstacles on their paths to personal goals.