A soft space to land for those whose job is to listen deeply, witness, and care for others.

WHAT WE DO WITH THE PAIN

An ongoing psychotherapy group for those impacted by fears of fascism and feeling stressed about their work and the country in 2026.

A smiling genderqueer person with light red glasses and a beard wearing a navy blazer and white shirt, sitting in a chair with a side table and orange flowers in the background.

Hi! I’m Glen (they/Glen)…

I’ll be facilitating this group. I’m a mental health therapist in Washington, DC. I have over 10 years experience of mindfulness practice that informs my work as a therapist. This group is offered as a space to find community as we shift toward slowing down, tending to what is beneath our fear, pain, and frantic energy that current events are triggering.

If you’re excited or curious about the group, I’d love to connect! Please reach out. We can schedule a free 15-minute consultation call to talk more about next steps.

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  • Anyone working in the fields of medicine, mental health, advocacy/legal, wellness, religion, spirituality, and related fields.

    Anyone whose work is to listen deeply, seek to help, and offer some form of healing, resolution, or witnessing.

    Members must be able to join the group online while physically in Washington, DC.

  • Facilitated by Gestalt and somatic therapist Glen Bradley, LPC, NCC, this group offers a safe and welcoming environment to connect and share as we move into these uncertain times. Together, we'll process fears, find support, and create space for care and connection.

  • To be determined — Schedule will be based on the collective availability of those interested.

  • Virtual (participants must be physically in DC during appointments). 

    Possibility for in-person sessions depending on availability and interest.

  • - $50 — Standard rate

    - $25 — "Need a hand" rate

    - $75 — "Lend a hand" rate

    Superbills are available for out-of-network reimbursement.

  • I use Gestalt approaches to mindfulness and awareness practices. It’s a bit different than the common/popularized “mindfulness.” In Gestalt, mindfulness is not “emptying the mind” — Gestalt mindfulness is looking to how we fill our mind, how we fill our awareness. This involves both a gentle curiosity of our thoughts while looking deeper at sensations, at our embodied experience.

Don’t be alone with your fear—step into connection and care.

Contact

Glen Bradley, LPC, NCC
Email: glen@smrcounselingservices.com