Breanna Steward-Fason

Explore what matters to you, rebuild trust in yourself, and find tools that support lasting change. We can work toward greater confidence, a more comfortable relationship with your body, and stronger connections. For couples, we’ll practice clearer communication and explore intimacy, expectations, and ways to repair after conflict.

Compassionate, collaborative, and supportive. I make room for honest conversations about sensitive topics, including sex and intimacy, without judgment or pressure. I value your perspective and work alongside you to help you feel seen, heard, and comfortable showing up as yourself.

We’ll get to know each other, talk about what brings you to therapy, and explore what you hope to gain. You can share at a pace that feels comfortable. We’ll begin identifying what support could look like for you, with room for your questions and what matters most to you.

I saw how sexual trauma, shame, and silence can affect how people feel about themselves and connect with others. I wanted to offer a space where people could speak openly about sex, intimacy, desire, and safety, feel supported, and begin rebuilding trust in themselves.

I work with adults and couples on trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, self-esteem, life transitions, intimacy, and sexual health. I’m pursuing my PhD in social work, working toward LCSW licensure, and completing sex therapy certification through Sexual Health Alliance. I’m a lifelong learner and hope to earn my pilot’s license next!