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Sometimes life feels heavier than it should.
You try to push through, but the stress, the pain, or the distance in your relationships keeps pulling you back. You may wonder if things will ever change—or if you’re just supposed to learn to live with the weight you’re carrying.

I’ve spent more than 30 years walking with people through seasons like this—individuals healing from trauma, couples finding their way back to each other, families working to rebuild trust. Along the way, I’ve learned that change is possible, and it’s often closer than it feels when you’re in the middle of the struggle.

In my work, I help people slow down enough to really understand their story—where they've been, what they've been carrying, and what they are hoping for. I draw from interpersonal psychology, neurobiology, attachment theory, and trauma-informed care to help people better understand themselves, make more sense of their relationships, and take steps toward the life they want.

I’m not only a therapist; I’m also a researcher and professor of clinical psychology, which means I bring both lived clinical experience and the latest psychological research into the therapy room. I also treat, supervise, and consult with therapists, medical professionals, first responders, and leaders in ministry and business, and I provide training on topics such as trauma-informed care, moral injury, compassion fatigue, and burnout.

Whether you’re here for personal healing, relationship repair, or professional growth, my passion is helping people live with greater clarity, connection, and hope.
​You don’t have to navigate this alone.

~Dr. Logan