Brayton Wooters

I first saw a therapist as a teenager and again as a college student. Those experiences were game changers for me and led me to pursue my own career as a therapist. I’ve provided therapy in diverse settings, including a hospital cancer center, homeless youth shelter, multiple schools (K–12), outpatient clinics, and most recently NCAA teams. I’ve worked with a wide range of ages and challenges—from trauma to transitions—which has shaped me into a flexible, grounded clinician. My broad experience helps me meet clients where they are with clarity and confidence.

Working with me is collaborative, conversational, and tailored to your pace. I specialize in working with young adults and teenagers that are navigating big transitions—whether that’s school, relationships, identity, or just figuring life out. Progress doesn’t always look dramatic; often, it’s feeling more like yourself again and moving toward the version of you that feels most comfortable.

We'll start by getting to know each other and identifying what matters most to you. If you'd like to dive right into what's bothering you, I am all ears. If not, I am happy to go slow and ask whatever questions you are most comfortable with. I try my best to keep things light, but I will meet you where you're at in life, even if you feel iffy about counseling itself.