- Calm listening
- Values focused
- Body aware
About Kenneth
Kenneth Breniman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 19 years of clinical experience in California. He helps people who are dealing with stress, anxiety, LGBTQ+ related concerns, trauma and abuse, grief, and issues around self esteem. He aims to make the first steps into therapy feel less daunting by offering a calm, nonjudgmental space where people can talk honestly about what’s been hard for them.
He believes the body, mind, and spirit are connected and that talk alone can only go so far. Kenneth pays attention to how a person’s past has shaped present struggles and looks for ways to support healing rather than just applying labels. He respects diagnostic frameworks but avoids letting them limit deeper work.
Over nearly two decades he has explored psychology alongside practices such as yoga, sound healing, death studies, and psychedelic integration. These influences inform how he structures sessions, and he often blends conversation with somatic and reflective elements. Sessions may include gentle attention to the body, breath awareness, guided reflection, or discussion about meaning and values.
People who choose him often want both practical coping tools and space to consider larger life questions. He aims to listen carefully, help clarify what matters most, and pace the work to fit each person's needs. If you are looking to build self-esteem, recover from loss, or manage anxiety, he offers steady support as you move forward.
He believes the body, mind, and spirit are connected and that talk alone can only go so far. Kenneth pays attention to how a person’s past has shaped present struggles and looks for ways to support healing rather than just applying labels. He respects diagnostic frameworks but avoids letting them limit deeper work.
Over nearly two decades he has explored psychology alongside practices such as yoga, sound healing, death studies, and psychedelic integration. These influences inform how he structures sessions, and he often blends conversation with somatic and reflective elements. Sessions may include gentle attention to the body, breath awareness, guided reflection, or discussion about meaning and values.
People who choose him often want both practical coping tools and space to consider larger life questions. He aims to listen carefully, help clarify what matters most, and pace the work to fit each person's needs. If you are looking to build self-esteem, recover from loss, or manage anxiety, he offers steady support as you move forward.