She aims to support you and provide compassionate therapy. Brandie wants you to feel supported as you make these major changes in your life. She believes that you should celebrate this moment because it is the first step to fulfilling your goals and living the life that makes you happy. She wants you to know that you are not alone and seeking help is a major accomplishment. Brandie also loves to utilize motivational interviewing, solution focused therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy because she believes in helping the client focus on solutions instead of the problems and helping them change their negative thinking to learn healthy coping skills.īrandie understands that individuals seek therapy for several reasons including job loss, relationship matters, grief, trauma, and stress. This approach is beneficial to people seeking therapy to address long term emotional distress. This approach is based on the idea that strong relationships with others can help individuals maintain their emotional well-being. Brandie utilizes a relationship approach which focuses on the role relationships play in shaping our daily experiences, attempts to help people understand patterns appearing in the thoughts and feelings they have toward themselves. She understands the impact of stress and wants her clients to be equipped to manage challenging situations without fear.īrandie specializes in therapeutic approaches to manage stress, anxiety, and depression. Past clients have included those coping with homelessness, substance abuse, poverty, depression, anxiety, parenting issues, loss, grief, and domestic violence. She has worked with clients involved with the criminal justice system, juvenile court, and child welfare systems. She believes that we all can live the life we dream of if we tap into the best parts of ourselves. Brandie Chaney, Supervisee in Social Work Philosophy of Careīrandie’s ideal client is an individual yearning for change someone who may be currently hopeless but is motivated to make the changes they need.
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