About Brodin

I feel very fortunate to pracitce therapy at this time in history.

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Person Centered Therapy has established beyond all reasonable doubt that human connection is the key driver of change in therapy. Attachment-Theory has further demonstrated the importance of feeling connected to one's therapist. A therapeutic relationship is one where you experience an unconditional acceptance which allows you to explore yourself and your problems free of judgement or rejection.

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Modern science has also deepened our understanding of the human experience in profound ways. Any change you seek to create in your life will require some kind of neurological change within your brain. Approaches such as Interpersonal Neurobiology inform how to shape therapeutic interactions to ensure they contribute to meaningful progress.

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Finally, I am an early-adopter of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. Psychedelics are to the exploration of mind what the telescope is to the exploration of space. Supporting people to prepare for and integrate psychedelic experiences, as well as having my own profound encounters with plant medicine, has expanded my understanding of myself and others. My writing on the subject has been published into peer-review.

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My approach is informed by these theories as well as Emotion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Transpersonal Psychology, Compassionate Inquiry, Solution-Focused Therapy and Mindfullness based therapies.