Brad Bryk, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist & Sport Psychologist
Brad is the owner and founder of BrykMinds, LLC. He is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Maryland and Washington D.C. and, through the Psychological Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT) he is authorized to practice via telehealth in 40 other participating states.
Brad is incredibly passionate about working with clients struggling with sport performance, anxiety, relationship distress, and identity development/cultural concerns. He finds it imperative to explore and discuss the various cultures and identities that his clients identify with. Brad's therapy style is easygoing, transparent, and approachable, with a sprinkle of dry humor mixed in. Brad has extensive experience working with athletes from a variety of sports, including, swimming & diving, sailing, rowing, lacrosse, softball, soccer, track & field, baseball, gymnastics, water polo, and tennis.
Social justice work is an incredibly important aspect of Brad’s work as a clinician and as an individual who identifies with many identities that provide him with power and privilege in his everyday life. He recognizes that his identities and his clients’ identities will always be part of the therapeutic relationship and it is vital for him as a clinician to do his own identity work to be more aware of his own biases, stereotypes, and assumptions. Moreover, putting time and energy into creating meaningful partnerships and relationships with organizations and individuals engaging in social justice work is salient in order to create effective change in the community.
Brad received his BA in Psychology from New York University, his MA in Sport and Performance Psychology from the University of Denver, and his PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Loyola University Maryland. Brad is a member of the Clinical/Counseling Sport Psychology Association (CCSPA), the American Psychological Association (and Division 47 of APA) and the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Brad is listed as a provider in the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee's (USOPC) Mental Health registry to serve Team USA athletes.
When Brad is out of the office, you can find him spending time with his family, attending various sporting events, specifically New York Jets football games, watching any and all sport documentaries he can get his hands on, enjoying concerts, and taking his dog, Nigel, on long walks.
His rate for individual therapy sessions is $220.00, and he offers a sliding scale fee to some clients. Brad is also available for group/team consultations. Additionally, he assists clients who seek reimbursement from their out-of-network insurance providers.
Brad looks forward to connecting with you!
Annie Morris, MS
Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Annie Morris, MS is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor who will begin seeing clients at BrykMinds starting July 1st. She has completed the requirements for both her LGPC (Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor) and NCC (National Certified Counselor) credentials, which are currently pending. Annie is passionate about bridging the gap between mental health and performance, helping individuals cultivate balance, authenticity, and sustainable growth. Her therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and grounded in creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported.
She draws from a range of evidence-based practices, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness, trauma-informed care, and somatic approaches. Rooted in a Person-Centered framework, Annie’s work emphasizes empowerment, resilience-building, and meaningful self-exploration. She has experience providing both individual and group therapy, as well as leading sport performance-related workshops, in university counseling and community mental health settings.
Annie holds dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology and Health Sciences from Virginia Commonwealth University and earned her M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johns Hopkins University. Her clinical training includes work at GIFTs Mental Health Clinic and the Loyola University Maryland Counseling Center. During her graduate program, she also served as a Graduate Assistant for Student-Athlete Success at Johns Hopkins.
As a former Division I lacrosse player, longtime coach of youth sports, and personal trainer, Annie brings a deep understanding of the psychological, emotional, and physical demands faced by athletes. She has worked with individuals across a variety of sports, including lacrosse, rowing, track and field, swimming and diving, baseball, and more. Her clinical interests also include women’s issues, identity development, self-worth, and anxiety.
Annie is deeply committed to social justice and advocacy, recognizing how intersecting identities, systems of power, and lived experiences shape the therapeutic space. She actively fosters an inclusive and affirming environment and is dedicated to her own ongoing identity work, cultural humility, and community engagement.
Outside of counseling, Annie enjoys running, sailing, traveling, cheering on the Orioles and Philadelphia Eagles, and spending time with friends and family.
Annie is currently under clinical supervision as she works toward full licensure as an LCPC. Her rate for individual therapy is $165.00, and she offers sliding scale options for a limited number of clients. She also provides consultation for teams and athletic organizations.
Annie looks forward to connecting with you!
