Logan Brantley
LCSW
She/Her
Logan Brantley is a licensed therapist (LCSW) who provides mental health care for adults and children, as well as consultation for mental health informed programming. Logan currently works as a child & adult therapist, expressive arts facilitator and Bastyr adjunct faculty member.
Logan graduated from the University of North Carolina Wilmington with a double Bachelors degree in Studio Art and Psychology in 2016, followed by a Masters in Social Work in 2018. Logan has spent time working in school settings, community centers, non-profit work and out-patient private practice.
Logan’s clinical approaches derive from strengths-based modalities such as Somatic Parts-work (SE & IFS based), trauma-informed care, mindfulness, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, interpersonal neurobiology, play therapy and expressive arts therapy.
In her free time, Logan loves cuddling with her Shiba Inu, Nala, watching sunsets with her husband, reading funny fiction, watching Turner Classic Movies and enjoying sunny beach days with friends. Logan is an active artist and loves collaborating with others creativity.
In addition to 8 years of clinical experience, Logan is an Expressive Arts practice and philosophy PhD student with The European Graduate School. In her research, Logan is curious about the metaphysics and neurobiology of expressive arts’ intersection with person-in-world intra and interpersonal connection. She aims to create space for both the art and science in wellbeing.
Logan has special interests in working with trauma & resiliency, generational & identity stories, as well as self-compassion & life-value. She values working across the lifespan with special attention in young children (3-6 years), 17-24 year olds and new parents. Logan aims to bring a mind, body and soulful approach to compassionate strengths-based healing.