ABOUT BRANNON
37 Years of Clinical Experience. Still Curious About People.
Brannon La Force has spent more than three decades helping people understand difficult patterns, recover from trauma, improve relationships, regulate emotions, and navigate complex life and clinical challenges. His approach combines extensive clinical experience with evidence-based treatment, direct conversation, curiosity, and a belief that therapy should help people understand not only what is happening—but what they can begin doing differently.
MEET BRANNON
A Few Minutes With Brannon
Hear Brannon describe his approach to therapy, what he believes makes treatment effective, and what clients can expect when working with him.
THE WORK
Active, Direct, and Deeply Human
Brannon’s style is engaged and collaborative. The work involves identifying patterns, understanding how they developed, recognizing what continues to reinforce them, and finding practical ways to respond differently.
• DEPTH — Look beyond the immediate to the patterns, relationships, experiences, and systems shaping it.
• CLARITY — Make complicated emotional and relational experiences easier to understand.
• PRACTICAL CHANGE — insight into decisions, skills, boundaries, communication, and behavior.
• RESPECT — Approach difficult experiences without judgment while addressing patterns that may no longer help.
EXPERIENCE & LEADERSHIP
A Career Shaped Across Many Clinical Settings
Brannon’s clinical perspective has developed through work in private practice, hospitals, crisis services, community mental health, forensic and correctional behavioral health, managed behavioral healthcare, supervision, group psychotherapy, and clinical leadership.
ST. DYMPHNA GLOBAL RESOURCES — Brannon also serves in executive leadership with St. Dymphna Global Resources, supporting behavioral-health and telemedicine initiatives internationally.
MULTI-STATE PRACTICE
Licensed Across Eight States
WORKING TOGETHER
You Do Not Have to Arrive With the Right Words
Some people begin therapy with a clear goal. Others simply know that something is no longer working. Therapy can begin there.
• UNDERSTAND THE PATTERN — Identify what keeps happening and what may be driving it.
• MAKE ROOM FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT — Develop new ways of responding.
• BUILD CHANGE THAT HOLDS UP OUTSIDE THERAPY — Use insight, skills, boundaries, and communication in everyday life.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
The First Step Is Simply Starting the Conversation
If you are considering therapy and want to know whether Brannon La Force, LPC-S & Associates may be the right fit, begin with the secure intake process.