M.A., LMHC, Certified Addictions Specialist
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I specialize in helping couples and families navigate the challenges that addiction brings into relationships. Whether you’re working to rebuild trust after betrayal, supporting a loved one in recovery, or trying to heal from years of emotional distance, my goal is to help you find a path forward together.
Addiction affects more than one person—it impacts communication, connection, and the entire family system. In our work together, we focus on understanding these patterns, rebuilding healthy boundaries, and strengthening emotional safety. My approach helps partners and family members move from blame and resentment toward empathy, teamwork, and repair.
In therapy, I draw from evidence-based approaches such as the Gottman Method, Imago Therapy, and Adlerian family systems work to improve communication and rebuild connection. I also integrate elements of EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Motivational Interviewing (MI) to support emotional healing and sustained recovery. Each session is tailored to meet your family’s specific needs, honoring your experiences and goals.
My background as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Addiction Professional, and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional allows me to address both the relational and individual sides of recovery. I work to create a compassionate, judgment-free space where every family member feels heard and supported.
Couples and families often tell me they appreciate my straightforward yet empathetic style. I believe in having real conversations—ones that balance accountability with understanding—so you can begin creating lasting change and connection.
Outside of therapy, I enjoy playing music, gardening, hiking, and spending time with my partner and our rescue pets. I remain actively engaged in recovery communities, continually inspired by the resilience and courage I see in those walking the path of healing together.
I love working with couples, seeing them released from their burdens, and being a collaborative partner in helping them heal.
– Brian Granneman, MA, RMHCI, CAP