Brianna Becker

Brianna Becker, LMHC, is an experienced therapist who works with a diverse array of client concerns, including emotional dysregulation, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, identity development, life transitions, trauma, and body image/self-esteem. Her specific interests lie in disability issues and chronic physical conditions, reflecting her commitment to understanding the complexities of the human experience. Having had the privilege to practice in various settings—such as community mental health, social advocacy organizations, residential substance use, hospitals, and educational environments—Brianna brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to her practice. As an art therapist and psychotherapist, she employs a person-centered, relational, and feminist approach in her work. Rather than positioning herself as an all-knowing expert, Brianna views her clients as the true experts of their own lives, striving to create a safe space for them to process their unique experiences. Moreover, she recognizes that mental health is interconnected with our diverse identities, which can either grant privilege or contribute to societal oppression. Brianna is open about her own intersecting identities and remains authentic in her therapeutic relationships, ensuring a genuine and supportive environment for all her clients.