Mike Sebourn, LMFT
LIC#159077
Mike decided to enter the field of therapy after searching for and finding for himself in the therapeutic process, many of the answers that allowed for deep, personal transformation. Discovering the impact his growth had on his relationships became a significant inflection point in his life, such that he chose to dedicate himself to the growth of others.
Moving on beyond his first career as a genetic research scientist and close to a decade in the U.S. Air Force, Mike’s approach is deeply curious, energetically compassionate, and emotionally engaging. He puts high importance on the client’s ability to feel empowered, safe to be their authentic self and experience what it is to thrive, not just survive.
If Mike could tell you one thing right now:
“I believe that therapy is a gift that can only be given by a compassionate other. I want my clients to recognize their strengths and have a safe place to learn how to do what might be scary and trust that I can walk side by side through it with you. If you have been putting off therapy, now is the best time to give yourself that gift.”
A Bit About Mike Outside the Therapy Room
Mike is a loving father and devoted partner who loves to find joy and meaning in everyday moments. He values his relationships with friends and family and loves to lead the charge into shared experiences that create community. He is very active and loves to be playful and adventurous through various sports (surfing, snowboarding, baseball, triathlons) and outdoor activities. Physical, mental, and emotional health are his top priority and tries to lead by example. Whether it’s building something with his hands, working out, developing a new skill or instrument or spending time with people he loves, he’s creating positive vibrations.
My Specialties
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Relationships
- Life Transitions
- Stress
- Men's Issues
- Military/Veterans
- Grief/Loss
- Couples
Education
- BA in Molecular/Cellular Biology - California State University San Marcos
- Masters in Counseling, Relational Systems/Couples and Families - University of Colorado, Denver
Clinical Approach
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Internal Family Systems (IFS)
- Trauma Informed