Greg McBride is a relationship counselor, an addiction specialist, and an experienced educator who has maintained a private counseling practice in Washington since 1983. He is a popular public speaker and an excellent group facilitator. Greg’s professional counseling practice has been built through decades of helping people find answers for their questions and teaching people to use those answers to build better relationships with others. His way of guiding people towards the truth about themselves is unique and better explained in his own words and through the words of his clients.

Greg’s Approach to Counseling

If you have ever sought out a mental health professional for yourself or someone that you care about, you have undoubtedly experienced a broad range of people, each with their own style and approach to counseling and psychotherapy. This can be very daunting for someone that was not expecting so many choices, especially if the need for help is urgent. Those of us who practice in this field and truly care about what we do completely understand the stress this might cause. The variation, however, is not without reason; we are as varied as our client base is to provide for the potentially infinite different combinations of afflictions, stressors, personality traits, fears, and motivators. Click here to read more.

Greg’s (brief) Autobiography

It was over thirty years ago that I began the journey of my career. It was December, 1977 when I shook the hand of Captain C.C. Smith, the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier Enterprise, for the last time. We had just returned on the U.S.S. Enterprise after the evacuation of Saigon, an event that marked the end of the Vietnam War. The early morning fog of the San Francisco Bay hid the ships ensign that I saluted farewell as I prepared to close that chapter of life in proud sentiment. Click here to read more.

Words from Greg’s Clients

Greg’s Experience