Bryan Wilde

Parent Coach & Transition Specialist

I HAVE OVER 20 YEARS OF CLINICAL EXPERIENCE working with individuals, couples and families. I received a BS in Interpersonal Communication and a MSW in Social Work from the University of Utah. My experience has included being a therapist in adolescent residential settings, owning a private practice, starting a mental health clinic, and chief operating officer and executive director in a residential setting. I have also worked as a senior human resource professional counseling and coaching business leaders and employees.

AS A PARENT COACH I OFFER PARENTS AN UNDERSTANDING AND STRAIGHTFORWARD APPROACH. TOGETHER WE WILL WORK TO HELP YOU SET EXPECTATIONS AND BOUNDARIES, ESTABLISH ACCOUNTABILITY, AND EXPLORE WAYS YOU CAN PROVIDE SUPPORT WHILE ALLOWING YOUR CHILD TO STRUGGLE, AND EVEN FALL, IN ORDER TO LEARN AND GROW.

You may ask, why would I want Bryan to be my parent coach? And I would say, that is a great question! In addition to my career experience, I have had the privilege of raising 5 children who are now all independent adults living on their own. While I am no model parent, I have gained invaluable experience to be a parent coach. My kids continue to surprise and teach me about parenting in ways I could not gain in any other way. And I’ve found that my job is not over, but will be a life-long relationship of being a parent to them throughout my lifetime.

I enjoy traveling, hiking, working out, laughing, music, learning, being active and spending time with my partner and five adult kids.

I have known Bryan for many years, and he is one of the most compassionate and empathic people that I know. He genuinely cares about people. He creates a safe and supportive environment where you feel comfortable and at ease sharing the deepest parts of yourself. He is an amazing listener who is always engaged. He is also a very gifted therapist with expertise in anxiety disorders. I have learned so much from him. He would be an excellent coach to work with whether it is parents of teens and young adults or the child themselves. You will not go wrong.

— Mindy Goodman Therapeutic & Educational Consultant