Trevor Buser, LPC

Trevor Buser is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) practicing in Georgia and an associate professor of counseling who trains students pursuing careers as clinical mental health counselors. He brings six years of experience working with people facing stress, anxiety, relationship and family conflicts, self-esteem and confidence concerns, career difficulties, and related life transitions.

He approaches counseling as a collaborative journey and aims to create an open, accepting environment where thoughts and feelings can be explored without fear of judgment. He views the decision to begin therapy as an act of courage and treats the work with respect for each person’s unique story and goals.

Buser emphasizes that lasting well-being often requires careful reflection and a willingness to reassess familiar patterns. He encourages clients to question long-held assumptions, sample alternative ways of thinking, and let go of habits that impede growth. In doing this, he helps people move toward a more fulfilling way of living rather than merely maintaining routines that feel unsatisfying.

In practice he combines a person-centered foundation - offering empathy, directness, and genuine engagement - with cognitive strategies when shorter-term symptom relief is needed. He helps clients identify thought patterns and belief systems that influence emotions and behavior, then supports them in experimenting with different perspectives and actions. His work honors each person’s strengths and motivation as essential engines of change, aiming to reveal new options and possibilities within life’s complexities.

He often frames counseling as a thoughtful exploration of meaning and purpose, inviting clients to consider what matters most to them and how they might act differently in pursuit of that vision. If a person chooses therapy now, Buser seeks to walk alongside them as they examine this wild and precious life and the opportunities it holds.