Brian Buczynski

Brian Buczynski is a compassionate Counselor, skilled in navigating the complexities of anxiety, depression, and relational issues. His expertise is sought by individuals and couples experiencing symptoms of distress, feelings of fragmentation, or a yearning for deeper life transformations. With a rich knowledge of somatic and culturally sensitive therapy, he offers clients a unique opportunity to catalyze change and explore new pathways while embracing acceptance of their current state. Brian's deep therapeutic listening fosters insight into unconscious conflicts and unwanted patterns, allowing clients to uncover areas of stagnation that hinder their pursuit of happiness and authenticity. He is proficient in a variety of modalities such as trauma-focused therapy, attachment-based techniques, and the Gottman Method, which he integrates into his sessions to meet the diverse needs of teens, adults, and elders. Grounded in contemporary psychodynamic practices, Brian brings an extensive training background, including a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a comprehensive two-year training at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. His therapeutic style is objective yet warm, providing a neutral yet engaged presence that supports clients on their journey toward a more fulfilling life.