Brandon Lowe

Brandon takes a collaborative, client-centered approach to wellness, healing, and self-discovery, placing clients in the driver’s seat of their therapeutic journey. He works primarily with couples and adults who are navigating grief, trauma, and significant life changes, and who want to better understand how emotional experiences, relationships, and the nervous system intersect. Brandon offers in-person therapy at our Lakeside office, and also provides telehealth when appropriate.

Using a holistic framework, Brandon emphasizes the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in therapy. His work is informed by Polyvagal Theory, Attachment Theory, Systems Theory, and other evidence-based practices. He has a particular interest in supporting adults through grief and loss, trauma recovery, and major transitions such as changes in family dynamics, identity, or career.

Brandon also enjoys working with couples, helping partners slow down reactivity, improve communication, and strengthen emotional connection. He is especially attentive to the space between emotional activation and response, supporting clients in building awareness, choice, and resilience in both individual and relational work.

Brandon is a Resident in Counseling, practicing under the supervision of Amy Reamer, LMFT, and Melissa McKissick, LPC. He is also completing training in the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) and integrates a nervous-system-informed lens into his work to support regulation and felt safety in therapy.

Interested in working together?

Brandon offers in-person therapy for couples and adults at our Lakeside office, with telehealth also available when appropriate. You can request services to explore whether he may be a good fit for your needs.