Our Staff

Bryan Lindberg

Bryan Lindberg opened his practice in 2004 after he and his family moved to Virginia from Rhode Island.

Bryan has four separate post-graduate degrees.; Master of Art in Religious Studies from Providence College, a Master of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of Rhode Island, a Master of Theology from Trinity College, and a Doctorate of Apologetics from Trinity Seminary. He is also certified in addiction counseling.

Prior to Virginia, he was licensed in Rhode Island where he also practiced. Dr. Lindberg has over twenty of clinical experience as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and over thirty years as a counselor.

Bryan specializes in Systemic Theory, which is that all aspects of living are connected. Every system is bounded by space and time, influenced by its environment, defined by its structure and purpose, and expressed through its functioning. A system may be more than the sum of its parts. This is to say that an issue is not isolated, it affects many different components and a solution is found by examining the entire system. Systems psychology is a branch of psychology that studies human behavior and experience in complex systems.

Bryan believes that the “human endeavor” is one in which we strive to achieve something of significance. The action of endeavoring requires effort, or pains, directed to attain something of significance. His effort is to assist others in their endeavor.

Leanne Quesenberry

Leanne Quesenberry was born and raised in Hillsville, VA. Leanne has witnessed the effects of generational trauma, poverty, and the lack of resources on individuals and families in this area. She works with individuals to overcome personal obstacles and improve their life through positive psychology. She works to help children, and families observe their past instead of being constrained by it, and focuses on helping individual, and families work through interpersonal difficulties.

She completed her residency through the Galax Marriage and Family Therapy Center in Galax, VA under the Supervision of Bryan Lindberg, and Christa Butler. She received her Masters of Arts in Professional Counseling from Liberty University, Bachelors of Science in Psychology with a minor in Human Services from Old Dominion University, and her Associates of Science in Medical Assisting from Mountain State University. She received her Certificate of Completion in Parenting Traumatized Children from The Arizona Trauma Institute. She trained in trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-Cbt) from The Medical University of South Carolina.

 Leanne utilizes play, talk, art, and animal therapy techniques. Leanne enjoys working with many different populations but is especially skilled in working with Women and Children living in poverty, Children, Teenagers, and Individuals experiencing Anxiety, Depression, Self-Esteem Issues, and Trauma. You can contact her at LQ.mftc11@gmail.com

Day Lindberg

Day Lindberg is currently an intern at the Marriage and Family Therapy Center. She is a Registered Behavioral Technician (RBT). She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Radford University and is currently completing her Master’s degree in counseling from Old Dominion University.

Her appreciation for the healing power of authentic self-expression guides her knowledge of behavioral science.  She applies this knowledge to play therapy and more to help children find their authentic self-expression.