Trae Sweatt, LPC Therapy

Trae Sweatt, LPC

Therapist

License verified Insurance accepted No referral necessary Background check complete Accepting new patients

Biography

Trae Sweatt is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over a decade of experience in counseling and two decades of work with families. He specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, grief, anger management, and various addictions. Trae creates a supportive and welcoming environment where clients can unburden themselves and take actionable steps toward healing. His goal is to guide individuals toward wholeness—physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and relationally. Outside of his practice, Trae enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and camping, playing guitar, and serving in the community. He dreams of one day having his own woodworking shop. Trae values a balanced approach to life and encourages his clients to embrace holistic wellness.

Brightside offerings

Therapy Suicide Prevention Teen Therapy IOP Therapy

Clinical Focus Areas

Addiction Depression Parenting Relationship Issues

Approach

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Languages

English

Identity

Male He/Him/His

Culture & faith

African American Bicultural / Multicultural People Catholicism Christianity Diasporic or Black Culture Faiths Hinduism Interfaith Jewish Culture Judaism Multifaith Other Spiritualities Religions Western European Cultures

States served

Insurances accepted

Aetna All Savers Allegiance Benefit Plan Management Allwell By Wellcare Ambetter AmeriHealth Administrators (non-Medicaid plans) Blue Shield of California Carelon Behavioral Health Cigna Detroit Diesel (Carelon) Felra and UFCW Health and Welfare Fund (Carelon) GEHA Healthscopes Imperial County Schools (Carelon) Independence Blue Cross (IBX) Medica Medicare Meritain Health Nebraska Total Care New York City Employees Plan
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