Bryce Martin

It is my belief that everything we need for achieving positive change already exists within us. Life, at times, can be difficult. Obstacles and challenges that permeate our lives, emotions, relationships, and occupations can quickly cause us to lose sight of the skills we have for coping. Through the journey of therapy, it is my hope to walk alongside others as they work to regain those strengths, form new ones, and create a life that is satisfying and full of connection. It is my intention to meet people in a space of nonjudgmental safety, allowing them to be the author of their story and identity. I seek to listen, understand, and arrive at the root of some of life’s most challenging circumstances together. Bryce Martin is presently working on his Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University. He served in the U.S. Air Force, completing assignments in the United States, as well as one tour in Afghanistan. Upon exiting the military, Bryce completed his undergraduate degree at Liberty University and worked as a corrections officer and case manager for the Idaho Department of Corrections. During that time, he led group classes focused on recovering from addiction and coping with aggression. Bryce is a member of the Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society. Bryce values working with diverse populations from various cultural backgrounds and age ranges. It is his priority to foster human connection, allowing people to be their most authentic selves as they navigate their goals. Bryce practices from the lens of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Choice Theory/Reality Therapy, and Narrative Therapy to assist individuals, couples, and families in their therapeutic journey. He is also SYMBIS-certified in pre-marital assessment and counseling. Bryce enjoys facilitating group therapy and highly values the experience and inclusivity generated in that environment. Call (208) 378-0014 now to schedule an appointment to see Bryce Martin.