Bronwen Wirta

Bronwen Wirta, LICSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering a safe and sacred space for healing. With a profound belief in the transformative power of therapy, she meets clients where they are in their journey, helping them uncover their authentic selves. Utilizing a diverse array of therapeutic methods—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Expressive Arts, and Body-oriented Therapy—Bronwen effectively aids clients in shifting old patterns that are ready to be released. Her expertise spans psychodynamic approaches, mindfulness, and cognitive behavioral techniques to promote self-awareness and self-compassion. Additionally, she employs expressive therapy modalities, which are instrumental in moving stuck energy. With nearly two decades of training at McLean Hospital’s Addictions/Co-Occurring Disorders program, she has gained valuable experience working with individuals, families, and leading group therapy sessions. Her background also includes addressing mood disorders in community mental health settings and training in body-oriented methods for trauma work. Bronwen honors the unique stories of her clients, understanding that healing flourishes as these narratives are shared, allowing new, life-enhancing behaviors to take root. She is committed to listening deeply and guiding individuals and couples on their unique pathways to health and balance.