Brendan Busch, Marriage and Family Therapist Intern
Specialties
What I Help With
Anxiety and depression
Life transitions
Relationship challenges
Feeling stuck or directionless
Building self-worth
Who I Work With
Individuals
Couples
Families/Children/Teens
Adults
Specialties
Issues I Work With
Anxiety
Depression
Relationship challenges
Parenting and family strain
Postpartum and perinatal concerns
Identity and life transitions
Who I Work With
Individuals
Couples
Families
Parents
Young adults
Approaches
Emotionally Focused Therapy
Attachment based interventions
Family Systems
Perinatal mental health trained
Education & Training
Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy
Advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy
Perinatal mental health trained
Attachment based family and couples work
Family Systems coursework and supervised practice
Rate & Scheduling
Sessions: $160 for 55 mins
Availability: Tuesday and Thursday
In person in Clear Creek office
Telehealth available throughout Colorado
Scheduling available Tuesday and Thursday
Out-of-network benefits supported
In-network with Aetna, Mines & Associates EAP, and Health Advocate EAP
When life feels stretched thin, I’ll help you slow down and find steadiness again.
You might be in a season where life feels tender or overwhelming. You may be trying to care for the people you love while quietly losing touch with yourself. Emotions can feel heavier than expected or hard to make sense of. If you are feeling exhausted, unsure, or longing for steadiness, I offer a calm place to slow things down, make sense of your emotions, and regain your footing.
When life shifts with a new baby or the demands of raising young children, emotions can feel harder to access and relationships can start to feel strained or unfamiliar. I help parents, couples, and children slow things down enough to understand what’s happening beneath the exhaustion, tension, or big feelings that show up during this season. Together, we focus on the moments where stress and emotion take over and connection starts to feel harder to reach. My focus is helping people and families reconnect with themselves and each other so they can move forward with more clarity, steadiness, and compassion.
You can expect a grounded and thoughtful atmosphere with me. I bring warmth, curiosity, and gentle reflection so you can hear yourself more clearly and begin to respond from a place that feels more connected and supported. I’ll gently guide you as you uncover what you need in your relationships, your identity, and your emotional world.
License
Marriage and Family Therapist Intern
Availability
In-person & Telehealth
Client Types
Individuals, Couples, Families, Teens, Adults
I know what it’s like to lose your footing and find it again.
Becoming a parent gave me a deeper understanding of how layered emotions can be and how much strength people carry without even realizing it. It shaped the way I show up with clients, with warmth, honesty, and respect for the complexity of their experience. I understand what it feels like to rebuild a sense of self, to navigate change, and to grow through seasons that are tender and challenging. These experiences inform my presence in the therapy room and help me support others in finding steadier, more connected ways of being.
Outside of the office, I spend time with my husband and two daughters, hiking, reading, or settling in for movie nights. These slower moments help me stay grounded and return to my work with clarity and gratitude.
If this season feels heavy or unfamiliar, reach out, and we can find steadiness together.