Jocelyn Morris-Bryant LMFT, LPCC

I’ve had the pleasure of working with couples, individuals, and adult families in my group practice over the past several years. This work has been incredibly meaningful, as I’ve been able to support clients in navigating complex relationship dynamics, building stronger bonds, and finding resolution to longstanding challenges. One of my specialties is helping wives understand their husband’s language, fostering trust, mutual respect, and harmony. Whether helping couples rediscover intimacy, guiding individuals through personal growth and self-discovery, or assisting adult families in healing intergenerational wounds, I approach each situation with care, empathy, and a tailored plan for progress. Now, I’m also adding coaching to my work, focusing on high-achieving professionals who want to strengthen their relationships and thrive both personally and professionally. It’s incredibly rewarding to see clients gain clarity, rebuild connection, and experience lasting positive changes in their lives." My work is grounded in a thorough understanding of human behavior, emotional health, and the nuances of interpersonal relationships. I’m excited to help individuals and couples thrive, not just in their personal lives but in their professional ones as well.

My style is direct, authentic, and quick. I believe therapy isn’t meant to last forever. My goal is to help you understand and address your challenges efficiently, empowering you to make meaningful changes in your life. Together, we’ll get to the heart of the matter so you can move forward with clarity and confidence. My approach focuses on finding practical solutions that resonate with you, helping you create the life and relationships you desire.

• California, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, 42653
• California, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, 234

My clinical experience includes working in community mental health clinics providing treatment to a vairiety of populations helping clients navigate complex emotional and relational challenges. The experience is both rich and rewarding, shaped by over twenty-five years as a therapist. In my current role as a clinical supervisor in a public agency, I collaborate with psychiatrists and other professionals, fostering a team-based approach to care that addresses the systemic aspects of mental health and family dynamics. One of the most fulfilling parts of this experience has been mentoring the next generation of therapists. I’ve had the privilege of sharing my knowledge and passion for ethical, compassionate care, guiding others as they step into this meaningful work. Managing two group practices has also been a rewarding challenge, allowing me to blend my clinical expertise with business leadership to ensure high-quality services for our clients.