Brad McLain has spent more than twenty years helping clients navigate stress, transition, and relationship challenges. Before becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor, he practiced law for many years, guiding clients through complex and emotionally charged situations. That experience deepened his understanding of how conflict, uncertainty, and communication breakdowns affect us — both individually and relationally — insight that now informs his work as a therapist.

Brad holds a Master of Science in Counseling and a Master of Theological Studies from Southern Methodist University, integrating psychological, relational, and spiritual perspectives into his counseling approach. He helps adults, couples, and families work through anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, and relationship struggles, creating space for understanding, growth, and meaningful change.

Couples Therapy and Relationship Counseling

Brad specializes in couples therapy, helping partners strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy. His work centers on helping people gain insight into the patterns and beliefs that shape their relationships — the dynamics that can keep them feeling stuck or disconnected. Through greater awareness and compassion, couples learn new ways of relating that foster both closeness and change.

How Change Happens

Brad believes that change begins with understanding — of ourselves, our stories, and the patterns we carry forward from our families and past experiences. By bringing these dynamics into awareness, clients can make intentional choices, build resilience, and create more fulfilling connections with themselves and others.

Areas of Focus

Couples therapy & relationship counseling

Anxiety and stress management

Depression and emotional overwhelm

Grief, loss, and life transitions

Family dynamics and communication

Identity, faith, and personal meaning