Trauma and PTSD therapists & psychiatrists in Boise, ID

Brady has extensive experience helping people achieve positive and lasting changes in their lives. Brady has worked in the field of mental health since 2014. His formal experience includes completing graduate school at Boise State and over four thousand hours of supervised post-graduate work. Brady has worked in Residential treatment since 2012, serving as a Family Teacher and working with adolescent girls aged 12-18. Brady has been in private practice since 2016, working with female adults and teen clients with childhood and adult sexual trauma. Brady is trained in EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) A.R.T. (Accelerated resolution therapy), the Teaching Family Model, CBT (Cognitive behavioral therapy), Solution Focus, and the Eagala Model (Equine therapy)

Brady and his wife are parents to eight children and were foster parents for 11 years, adopting six of their children from the foster care system. Brady has been a natural helper most of his life, as people are drawn to his ability to help them see change and hope in themselves.

I’m Dr. Sean Burson, a licensed therapist in Washington and Idaho. My background includes work in hospice care, ministry, and military settings, which has shaped how I listen and care for people. I bring a grounded, compassionate presence and value building real trust with my clients. I believe our stories deeply shape who we are, and therapy can help us understand and rewrite them with intention and hope.

Hi, I’m Lisa Bell, and I’ve spent the last 25 years working with kids and families through some of life’s tougher moments. I enjoy supporting children between ages 3 and 12, and I work to make therapy feel safe, welcoming, and even a little fun—for both kids and parents. I bring a trauma-informed lens to my work with children (ages 3+)

and adults.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Idaho with a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Sofia University, where I specialized in Transpersonal Psychology. My clinical background includes extensive work in outpatient and residential treatment settings, as well as private practice telehealth care.

Many of the clients I support are looking not only to reduce distress, but also to better understand themselves, improve emotional regulation, and create a more grounded and meaningful life.

I provide care through a structured, ethical, and collaborative lens, with a strong focus on clinical clarity, treatment planning, and measurable progress.

Jodie Frombach, MA, LMHC, LMFT graduated in 2002 with her Masters in Clinical Psychology in the Seattle area. Jodie is licensed in both Washington and Idaho. After many years of serving several populations in outpatient, inpatient, in-schools, and in-home settings - Jodie now works directly with adult women via Telehealth seeking support for anxiety, stress management, relationship issues, women's issues, and trauma.

As a board certified and licensed clinical professional counselor, I believe prioritizing mental health is key to stability in life. Seeking help can be a hard initial step and I am glad you are here. I have worked with various populations and have a diverse background including trauma, crisis, depression, anxiety, grief and relationship problems.

I take a thoughtful, compassionate, and individualized approach to psychiatric care. I believe effective mental health treatment begins with understanding each person’s unique experiences, symptoms, and treatment goals through a supportive and professional approach.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) with a background in both clinical practice and nursing education. This allows me to combine evidence-based psychiatric care with a practical understanding of the challenges many adults face in their day-to-day lives.

I work with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, and ADHD through personalized psychiatric evaluations and medication management.

My goal is to provide a professional and supportive environment where individuals feel respected, understood, and actively involved in their treatment planning. Care is focused on supporting emotional wellness, symptom improvement, stability, and overall daily functioning.