Brandon Browne, LPC
Senior Telehealth Counselor and Clinical Consultant
Brandon Browne, a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia, possesses a rich and diverse background in the field of psychotherapy, almost 20 years of extensive counseling experience to his practice. His academic journey includes earning a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Liberty University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Georgia Southern University, where he received academic scholarships and Dean’s List recognition.
As the Senior Telehealth Counselor and Clinical Consultant of Mind & Body Christian Health Group, Brandon has pioneered an integrated approach that seamlessly combines primary medical care with counseling services. This innovative model reflects his deep commitment to holistic, whole-person well-being.
An influential voice in the mental health community, Brandon is frequently invited to share his expertise on topics such as PTSD, suicidal ideation, anxiety, and relationship enhancement through presentations, panels, and podcast interviews. Expanding his impact in professional education, he is also a Continuing Education instructor with The Knowledge Tree, where he develops and teaches specialized trainings for clinicians. His recent and upcoming courses focus on neurodivergence, including work on Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) and equipping families to help neurodivergent children thrive within healthy relational dynamics.
Brandon’s primary specialization is in trauma treatment and the wellness care of neurodivergent individuals, particularly those with ADHD. He is especially passionate about supporting neurodivergent couples, helping them build stronger, more connected relationships. Couples counseling is an area that has become a central focus of his clinical and educational work. His dedication to advancing the field is further demonstrated through the development of innovative therapy guides and upcoming workbooks designed to equip both clinicians and clients with practical tools for growth and healing.
Beyond his clinical work, Brandon served as a soldier in the Georgia State Defense Force, contributing to psychological and behavioral health initiatives for U.S. Army National Guard and State Defense Force soldiers. He remains actively engaged in community leadership in Kennesaw, collaborating with local leaders to strengthen and enrich the community.
As a member of the Licensed Professional Counselor Association of Georgia and the Georgia Christian Counselors Association, Brandon stays deeply connected to his professional community. Outside of his work, he brings an adventurous spirit to life—from surfing down volcanoes in Nicaragua to pursuing entrepreneurial ventures that reflect his lifelong commitment to positive impact and Christian healthcare. He values diversity, meaningful connection, and the opportunity to engage with people from a wide range of backgrounds and life experiences.
