Michael Brackett, LPC

Michael Brackett is a therapist and teacher who frames healing as a process of remembering - a return to what has always been present within. His work sits at the crossroads of psychology, soul, and embodiment, helping people rebuild a stronger relationship with their inner life while unraveling the patterns that keep them stuck. He supports clients in rediscovering a steadier rhythm across relationships, grief, identity, purpose, and the everyday struggles that make life feel heavy.

Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, he approaches therapy as an initiation of deeper change - a space where what has been buried, silenced, or forgotten can be approached with curiosity and compassion. His practice is collaborative and active, inviting clients to engage both mentally and bodily in the work of change. He draws on Jungian depth psychology, somatic experiencing, mindfulness, and creative expression to help people not only think about transformation but feel it too.

He has taught psychology at the college level and has trained extensively in trauma and somatic work, continuing to learn from each story brought into the room. Michael is an LPC - a Licensed Professional Counselor - and he aims to help people shed what no longer fits, reclaim what was lost, and move toward a life lived with greater honesty, courage, and hope.