- 26 years experience
- Works with adults
- Goal focused
About Brian
Brian Zayman is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) who offers a direct, grounded approach to therapy. He greets new clients with a warm, open style and invites active participation in setting goals and tracking progress. He works with adults and couples and keeps conversations straightforward and practical.
With 26 years of experience and a Master of Social Work from the Silberman School of Social Work, Brian draws on several approaches and adapts them to each person. He helps people manage depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship strain, and major life changes. He also addresses self-esteem, coping skills, problem solving, and decision making.
Sessions focus on clear goals chosen by the client. Brian encourages people to bring any concern to sessions and to be part of evaluating progress. He describes his manner as informal, transparent, and open, and invites direct questions and honest feedback.
His toolkit includes techniques from client-centered, narrative, psychodynamic, solution-focused, and Internal Family Systems approaches. He combines these to help clients understand patterns, shift unhelpful stories, and try practical steps that fit daily life.
Brian pays attention to whole-person well-being, including physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions when they matter to the client. He offers weekday early morning and daytime hours and works from North Carolina.
With 26 years of experience and a Master of Social Work from the Silberman School of Social Work, Brian draws on several approaches and adapts them to each person. He helps people manage depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship strain, and major life changes. He also addresses self-esteem, coping skills, problem solving, and decision making.
Sessions focus on clear goals chosen by the client. Brian encourages people to bring any concern to sessions and to be part of evaluating progress. He describes his manner as informal, transparent, and open, and invites direct questions and honest feedback.
His toolkit includes techniques from client-centered, narrative, psychodynamic, solution-focused, and Internal Family Systems approaches. He combines these to help clients understand patterns, shift unhelpful stories, and try practical steps that fit daily life.
Brian pays attention to whole-person well-being, including physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions when they matter to the client. He offers weekday early morning and daytime hours and works from North Carolina.
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