Bryan Grant, M.Sc.
Clinical Associate

I completed a master’s degree in the clinical psychology program at Western University in 2016 and an additional three years of a Ph.D. degree exploring the ways in which individuals effectively and ineffectively cope when experiencing a multitude of concurrent stressors.

​During this time, I focused my clinical work on helping those experiencing unexpected changes in their lives, budding mental health concerns, relationship problems, and maladaptive coping strategies.

​Whether it is working with young adults experiencing mental health problems for the first time or adults with complex and chronic problems, I have a broad range of experience utilizing tailored theoretical orientations with my clients. 

​Pursuing licensure as a psychological associate, I am currently working under the supervision of Dr. Lee providing individual therapy.

I have clinical expertise in treating anxiety, post-traumatic stress, depression, adjustment disorders, psychosis, and substance use.  I also have an interest in rehabilitation psychology and working with clients with chronic pain and other chronic health conditions. 

As we all differ in how we approach and respond to our world, I believe no one therapeutic style works best for every client. For that reason, I have trained in several different therapies, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness therapy, narrative therapy, emotion focused therapy (EFT), and motivational interviewing (MI).
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I believe that meeting clients where they are at and deciding together which approach to use, allows them to take ownership and have the most autonomy in their care. This tailoring coupled with my theoretical orientation has been successful in helping clients overcome problems, connect with their values, and seek meaning in their lives.        ​