Adrian Bruton, DSW, LICSW, Therapist in Olympia, Washington

Adrian Bruton, LCSW, helps adults in Washington navigate life’s complexities with compassion and clinical precision. She works collaboratively with clients to address challenges related to anxiety, depression, and life transitions, creating a therapeutic space where individuals feel heard, supported, and empowered to make meaningful changes. With a focus on individual therapy, Adrian tailors her approach to fit the unique needs of each client, drawing on years of experience and a deep commitment to helping others thrive. Adrian specializes in supporting clients through midlife and later life transitions, including managing chronic health conditions and exploring identity changes. She has extensive experience working with grief, loss, and gender identity exploration, and provides a nonjudgmental environment where all emotions are welcome. Her approach is warm, person-centered, and focused on sustainable growth. Adrian also provides support for clients managing ADHD and psychosis-related symptoms, among other mental health concerns. She is especially passionate about serving the LGBTQ+ community, individuals on the autism spectrum, and first responders. Adrian understands the unique stressors these groups may face and works to provide culturally competent and trauma-informed care. Her work is rooted in respect for the lived experiences of her clients and an understanding of how systemic and personal factors influence well-being. Outside the therapy room, Adrian enjoys reading and cross-stitching, often drawing inspiration from literature and creativity. Though she’s lived in Washington since 2016, her heart remains in Alabama—especially when it comes to cheering on the University of Alabama football team, where she once played in the Million Dollar Band.