I’m Dylan Greene. Let’s find your way back to hope.
Licensed Counselor & Trauma Survivor helping men navigate addiction, anxiety, and the journey toward healing.
My Story
I mysteriously became ill during COVID.
My body and mind failed me.
My thoughts blurred. My eyes grew foggy.
Work became impossible. My legs would fail to hold my weight.
As years passed, I knew if nothing changed, I would die.
I know what it’s like to be lost, to wander through a storm without a map.
That season taught me the value of healing, and why sometimes, even the STRONG need a hand.
I left behind a very successful career to help people who want a better life and need help to get there.
I know what it’s like to wonder if it’s the right time to go to therapy.
To feel the swirl of emotions.
I’m a survivor of trauma.
I’ve been there.
I remember the first time I opened up about the sexual abuse I experienced.
It was hard. Terrifying, even.
But it was a step I needed to take.
A step toward healing.
I get you.
That quiet voice inside knows life can be more than just surviving.
I’m here to remind you of that.
To walk with you.
To point toward hope.
Specialties
Men | Sex and Porn
Grief | Anxiety
Bipolar | Trauma
Depression | Faith
Education, Licensure & Certifications
EDUCATION:
Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Liberty University
LICENSURE:
Licensed Professional Counselor – Mental Health Service Provider, Associate
(A-LPC-MHSP)
CERTIFICATIONS:
Associate Sex Addiction Therapist (ASAT), IITAP
(CSAT designation with supervision)
Associate Multiple Addiction Therapist (CMAT-FD), IITAP
SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts) Facilitator
Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Level 2
Specialized Training
Sex and Porn Addiction Recovery — Patrick Carnes, PhD
(Creator of Sex Addicts Anonymous)
Sexual Betrayal Trauma — Kevin Skinner, PhD
Enmeshment and Family Systems — Ken Adams, PhD
Financial Disorders — Debra L. Kaplan, LPC
Counseling Christians — Garrick Connor, LPC
Supervision: Melissa Hudgens (Tennessee / 2469) by Tennessee / 8201
A Little About Who I Am
I’m imperfect and also a man of deep faith, a Christian. It helps me stay grounded and hopeful — and I try to share that hope with anyone and everyone.I try to find reasons to smile when it’s awkward and crack jokes even if they’re dumb; because what’s life if we don’t smile?
- Company overview
You don’t have to do this alone. I’ve got your back.
I know what it’s like when you’re starting to think about therapy. It never feels like the “right time,” and the swirl of emotions can be overwhelming. As a survivor of trauma myself, I remember the fear of opening up. But I also know the freedom that comes from healing.
I’ve spent years mastering evidence-based therapy and trauma-informed care to reduce the shame and self-doubt that hold you back.
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Certified Sex Addiction Therapist
- Men guided through recovery
- Men guided through recovery
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Our Story
Our Vision
My Approach
Life should be more than just surviving. I use tools that actually work to tackle depression and addiction head-on.
What We Do
Specialties
Focusing on mental health, substance abuse, and sexual addiction recovery with a trauma-informed lens.
Core Values
Personal Faith
I am a man of deep faith. While I work with everyone, my Christian roots keep me grounded and hopeful for your future.
- Highlight features
Proven Path to Recovery
I never planned to be a counselor—it pursued me. After becoming deathly ill during COVID, I followed a calling to help others change. I believe anyone can heal IF they are willing to be honest and put in the work.
Evidence-Based
Tools that reduce anxiety and shame.
Relatable Guidance
Shared experience from a former athlete and creative.
Active Support
Walking beside you, not just pointing the way.
Testimonials
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"There’s a voice inside you that knows life can be better. I’m here to remind you that there is hope within reach—and YOU are worth it."
"There’s a voice inside you that knows life can be better. I’m here to remind you that there is hope within reach—and YOU are worth it."
"There’s a voice inside you that knows life can be better. I’m here to remind you that there is hope within reach—and YOU are worth it."
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Q. Do you offer counseling for concerns related to pornography use?
Yes. We provide a safe, non-judgmental space to explore concerns around pornography use, including habits that feel compulsive, conflict with personal values, or impact relationships and mental health.
Q. Is porn addiction a real diagnosis?
While “porn addiction” is not formally classified in all diagnostic manuals, many people experience problematic sexual behaviors that cause distress. Therapy focuses on understanding patterns, triggers, and developing healthier coping strategies.
Q. Can therapy help with shame or guilt around sexual behavior?
Absolutely. Many clients struggle with shame related to sex, desire, or past behaviors. Therapy helps unpack cultural, relational, and personal beliefs while fostering self-compassion and healthier self-understanding.
Q. Do you work with couples affected by porn-related issues?
Yes. We support couples navigating trust issues, mismatched expectations, communication breakdowns, or emotional disconnection related to pornography or sexual concerns.
Q. Is this a faith-based or values-based approach?
We respect each client’s personal, cultural, and spiritual values. Therapy is tailored to align with what matters most to you, without imposing any belief system.
Q. What mental health concerns do you treat?
We work with anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, mood disorders, and life transitions, among other concerns.
Q. How do I know if therapy is right for me?
If emotional distress, persistent stress, or unhelpful patterns are affecting your daily life, relationships, or sense of well-being, therapy can be a helpful and proactive step.
Q. What can I expect in my first session?
Your first session focuses on understanding your concerns, goals, and background. It’s a collaborative conversation where we begin shaping a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Q. Do you offer online or virtual therapy sessions?
Yes. We provide secure telehealth sessions for clients who prefer remote counseling or have scheduling or location constraints.
Q. How long does therapy usually last?
Therapy length varies. Some clients benefit from short-term, goal-focused work, while others prefer ongoing support. Progress is reviewed regularly to ensure therapy remains effective.
Q. What types of trauma do you work with?
We support individuals impacted by childhood trauma, relational trauma, emotional abuse, neglect, medical trauma, accidents, and other distressing life experiences.
Q. What are common signs of unresolved trauma?
Symptoms may include anxiety, emotional numbness, hypervigilance, difficulty trusting others, intrusive memories, or feeling overwhelmed by certain situations.
Q. Is trauma therapy intense or re-traumatizing?
Trauma-informed therapy prioritizes safety and pacing. You are never pushed to share more than you are ready for, and sessions are designed to promote stability and empowerment.
Q. What approaches do you use for trauma treatment?
We may use evidence-based methods such as trauma-informed CBT, somatic techniques, mindfulness, and grounding strategies, depending on your needs and comfort level.
Q. Can trauma therapy help even if the event happened years ago?
Yes. Trauma can affect the nervous system long after events occur. Therapy helps process these experiences and build resilience regardless of when they happened.
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