
Brandy Harrison, MSW, LICSW
Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
We are not made to walk through difficult challenges alone. I believe that therapy is a courageous journey toward self-awareness and self-discovery. I strive to provide a safe and peaceful space centered in Christ in which clients can learn new coping skills to enable them to move toward value and balance in their lives. As a licensed counselor, I am passionate about discovering our internal value and finding peace in uncomfortable emotions. I look forward to walking alongside you on your journey to increased spiritual empowerment, authenticity, and growth.
Spokane Valley - Mon, Tue & Wed
My commitment to you as your therapist is to provide a space to create transformation, assist you in discovering who God called you to be, and provide effective therapy that will foster lasting change in your life. With integrity, empathy, and honesty, I utilize a variety of therapeutic techniques to provide the best avenue toward thriving instead of surviving. I work with teens, adult individuals, couples, and families dealing with a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, infidelity, abandonment, and much more. It would be my honor to help you find healing and hope in Christ.
My goal as your therapist is to enhance your daily life, help you develop more satisfying interpersonal relationships, and assist you with whatever obstacles you face in your journey. I desire to partner with you and support you in a way that helps you develop self-awareness of a value-centered life by creating alternative narratives and visions for yourself in the light of Christ, our ultimate healer.
I provide a safe space for you to process difficult aspects of your life and offer support and tools to assist you in your healing within a Christ-centered environment. My goal is to create a partnership with you in which you determine the direction you’d like to go for each session, while I provide input and practical tools to help you set attainable goals to navigate and overcome your current challenges.
I believe as counselors we have a code of ethics that we must abide by, but we also have the power of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God to follow as well. This can be difficult when societal positions directly contradict biblical teaching. I think the distinct difference is that we seek answers from clinical theory and apply these from a theological perspective. We seek God in identifying pathways for healing, encourage spiritual growth, and model Christian standards, attitudes, values, and lifestyles.
I believe in the power of prayer, the teaching of the Word, and God’s healing interventions. John 16:33 tells us that within Christ we will have peace, but in the world we will have tribulation, which speaks to the struggles we have in our earthly lives. Hebrews 13:5-6 also tells us that the Lord will never leave or forsake us, and to trust that He is there to help and allow us to live without fear.
God’s Word is my ultimate guide and allowing His promises to reach our lives is where we attain ultimate healing and peace. Isaiah 41:10 reaffirms this by saying, “I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous hand.” If we seek biblical answers and use clinical knowledge, I believe counselors are a lifeboat to help clients reach the shore and find true healing through the acceptance of Jesus Christ and the answers we seek in God’s Word.