Drew Vernick, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker | Clinical Supervisor
Licensed Clinical Social Worker | Clinical Supervisor
Drew Vernick is a psychotherapist, licensed clinical social worker, and clinical supervisor at Connections Counseling Services. Rather than focusing on treating pathology, Drew focuses on the strengths and modalities that create sustainable change within the individual. This highlights the creative potential of psychotherapy, drawing on narrative, somatic, transpersonal, and interpersonal domains in a whole-health approach to healing.
Drew’s education in world religions, spirituality, philosophy, and Eastern psychology informs a unique approach to therapy. He developed a blend of interpersonal talk therapy, mindfulness, and meditative sound therapy that helps individuals transcend the narratives that have kept them stuck in recurring maladaptive patterns. This blend is also useful for clients looking for the therapeutic integration of psychedelic-assisted therapies. Drew has almost a decade of experience working with substance addictions, behavioral addictions, trauma, relationship strain, and spiritual issues.
Drew works with and has a special interest in:
Drew draws from multiple evidence-based approaches tailored to each client, including:
Drew is an LCSW and Clinical Supervisor with almost a decade of experience working in mental health treatment and practicing Eastern modalities. Drew is also a classically trained musician and has studied Eastern practices such as Yoga and Qigong extensively. Drew has spent years developing clinical training and modalities for integrated mindfulness practice and sound therapy in mental health treatment.
Drew sees clients and provides clinical supervision at the Murray office, both in person and via telehealth. Drew’s schedule is flexible, as some clients seek services on an as-needed basis for brief, solution-focused therapy.
Outside of the office, Drew studies world music and instrumentation. He continues to accumulate a collection of rare instruments from around the world. For Drew, self-care is not a concept or theory; he consistently practices meditation, yoga, Qigong, and attends international spiritual retreats. On weekends, Drew enjoys hiking and climbing in remote locations across the mountain west.