Trevor Buser, LPC

Trevor Buser is a licensed professional counselor in Georgia who combines clinical work with teaching. As an associate professor of counseling, he trains future clinical mental health counselors while also working directly with adults facing common life challenges. His practice focuses on issues such as stress and anxiety, relationship and family conflicts, motivation and self esteem, confidence, and career difficulties. LPC stands for Licensed Professional Counselor, which indicates his professional credential to provide counseling services.

He approaches therapy as a collaborative journey, meeting clients where they are and attending to the meaningful questions that often go unspoken. He strives to build an open, accepting environment where thoughts and feelings can be explored without judgment, and he honors the courage it takes to begin something new. Trevor views the cultivation of lasting well-being as a deliberate and reflective process that frequently requires letting go of entrenched patterns and testing different ways of living.

In practice he emphasizes a genuine, empathetic relationship as the foundation for change, trusting that clients bring many of the strengths needed for growth. He commonly integrates person-centered empathy with targeted cognitive strategies in brief work, helping clients identify thought patterns and beliefs that shape feelings and behavior. From there he supports a process of sampling alternative ways of thinking and acting so that new options for development can emerge.

Trevor values exploring deep questions about purpose and meaning, and he invites clients to consider their lives with curiosity and care. Drawing on reflective dialogue and practical interventions, he aims to help people move toward more fulfilling and sustainable ways of being.