Brandon Wolfe, LCSW

Brandon Wolfe is a licensed clinical social worker with nearly 20 years of experience in mental health. He works with children ages five and up, adolescents, and adults, and provides individual, family, and couples therapy. Much of Brandon's career has focused on young people navigating difficult circumstances, and he continues to specialize in clients carrying the weight of trauma, anxiety, depression, or painful relationship patterns. He works especially well with people who feel emotionally stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to trust themselves and others — clients who sense they are surviving rather than truly living, and are ready to understand how past experiences still shape their present. Brandon draws on a range of therapy models and tailors his approach to each client, including integrating spirituality into the work when that is meaningful to the person in the room. He aims to create a space where clients feel safe enough to be honest and supported enough to grow, meeting them with compassion, curiosity, and no judgment. Together, he and his clients look beyond the immediate struggle to explore what may be keeping them stuck, so they can build healthier patterns and move forward with greater peace. Brandon holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and a Bachelor of Science in psychology from the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. He previously served as a clinical therapist and program coordinator at Methodist Family Health in Little Rock. He knew he wanted to be a therapist by his junior year of high school. Brandon and his wife, Rachel, have two children, are active in their local church, and live on a small farm  where he remains a devoted Arkansas Razorbacks fan.