Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
An ideal client is one who is being just who they are in spite of all the challenges or concerns they may be dealing with.
I have weekend and some evening hours.
I work as a counselor and as an instructor for SUDC students at CVTC. I have a masters degree in counseling from the University of Iowa and am credentialed with a LPC and CSAC in Wisconsin. I work with persons who have issues related to emotional well-being, whether mental health, adjustment related, substance-use related, or couple’s issues.
I have worked in a private practice setting for 12 years. I have experience with emergency work at a ER (primary suicidal assessments). I have worked in substance use disorder agencies (hospitals and clinics, inpatient and outpatient, small non-profit and a few which are profit-based). I have extensive work with employee assistance counseling. I have also worked with clients with correctional issues.
Getting to understand what one is going through is a priority. Developing a working alliance with that person is essential. Patient empowerment and collaborative problem solving are cued in on.
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Troy Bruns views an ideal client as someone who remains true to themselves even while managing the challenges or concerns that brought them to therapy. He works with people who are navigating mental health challenges, adjustment issues, substance-use concerns, couples or family difficulties, and other matters that affect emotional well-being.
He holds a master’s degree in counseling from the University of Iowa and is licensed in Wisconsin as a professional counselor as well as certified in substance use counseling. In addition to his clinical work, he teaches SUDC students at CVTC.
With 20 years of experience in the field, Troy has spent 12 years in private practice and has provided emergency work in an ER setting focused on primary suicidal assessments. His background includes work in substance use disorder agencies across hospitals and clinics, inpatient and outpatient programs, and both nonprofit and for-profit organizations. He also brings extensive experience in employee assistance counseling and has worked with clients who have correctional involvement.
Getting to know what someone is going through is a primary focus for Troy. He emphasizes building a strong working alliance, centering client empowerment, and using collaborative problem solving. He offers weekend and some evening hours to increase accessibility for people with busy schedules.
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