Brandon Mueller, MA, LPC

Hi, I’m Brandon.

I help people who feel overwhelmed by anger, stuck in survival mode, or disconnected from themselves learn how to feel again — safely and without shame.

In therapy with me, you won’t just be asked to "talk it out." We’ll slow down, tune into your body, and work directly with your nervous system — the place where so many of your patterns live. Whether you tend to shut down, lash out, feel stuck in fight-or-flight, or just feel like you're constantly bracing for something to go wrong, I’ll help you build tools for emotional regulation, self-trust, and resilience.

Working with me, you can expect someone who shows up consistently, listens without judgment, and helps you feel safe enough to talk about the things you’ve had to keep inside for too long.

My approach is warm, honest, and real — often with a dose of humor. I offer structure when things feel chaotic, and deep compassion when emotions feel too big to hold alone.

What I specialize in:

  • Anger management – Learning how to work with intense emotions instead of being ruled by them

  • Somatic therapy – Understanding your body’s signals and regulating your nervous system

  • Trauma therapy – Releasing what your body has held through proven techniques like Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

  • Men’s issues and emotional expression – Redefining strength, connection, and self-awareness for men and masculine-identifying clients

I use evidence-based and body-focused methods including:

  • Polyvagal-informed therapy – to create inner safety and flexibility

  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) – a fast-acting trauma treatment using eye movements, similar to EMDR

  • Somatic counseling – helping you reconnect with your body and emotions

  • Mindfulness and DBT techniques – to help with boundaries, anxiety, and emotion regulation

If you’re looking for a male therapist who specializes in anger, trauma, and nervous system regulation, I’d be honored to walk with you. You don’t have to go it alone or “just get over it.”

Let’s help your nervous system feel like home again.

Brandon Mueller is under the supervision of Amy Stenger-Sullivan, LPCC-S, E.1901406-SUPV.

Telehealth & In-Person | Individuals 18+

What People Are Saying About Brandon

“I have had the privilege of working alongside Brandon and getting to know him both professionally and personally. He possesses an exceptional ability to connect with others through his remarkable attunement, compassion, warmth, and a gentleness that is truly unique. Brandon's vibrant and kind personality creates a space of acceptance, creativity, and humor. He is highly skilled in helping people explore the connections between their mind, body, and emotions.

I wholeheartedly recommend Brandon to anyone seeking support in this area.”

— Megan Kopack, M.A., LPCC (OH), LPC (VA)

Brandon’s Favorite Ways to Calm:

“I watch a playlist of anime music videos (AMVs) or listen to my curated playlist of anime theme songs and visualize the animation and move along with the music.”

Brandon’s Favorite Ways to Discharge:

“Shaking, fast walking, progressive muscle relaxation, towel twist, wall push, palm press.”

Brandon’s Specialties and Modalities:

  • Somatic Focused Counseling

    The nervous system is the key to successful and lasting healing. Brandon assists you in getting to know and understand your nervous system reactions so you can achieve the healing you want!

  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

    Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) rewrites negative memories to positive memories in the brain using bilateral stimulation with eye movement - similar to EMDR but with faster results.

  • DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)

    Brandon utilizes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), a well researched, evidenced-based treatment that has been shown to help those struggling with overwhelming emotions, self-harm, and suicidal ideation. Brandon is passionate about creating a safe, supportive environment for clients to learn and practice new skills to live in the present moment, understand and manage intense emotions, change unhelpful or harmful behaviors, and improve relationships with others.