Blake Osborne, LCSW

Blake really listened to me about my anxiety and how it was effecting my professional life and personal relationships. He balanced being thorough with compassion. I definitely benefited from his wisdom and education, but it was mostly how he expressed his guidance that makes him stand out. You get the sense that Blake is providing counseling largely because it's a calling rather than just a job. He doesn't follow a script, but sees you as an individual and tailors your therapy to best help you. I am a stronger person today - successfully navigating my career and someone my friends and family now come to for advice. I am far better off for having the good fortune to have found him!

Blake was down to earth and made my 12 year old son and us feel at ease during sessions. He greatly assisted our family guiding us as parents with making action plans to help with setting boundaries and positive discipline. He also helped us determine educational accommodations that were needed and advocated for us as a go between with our child’s school to assure proper accommodations were in place.

I’ve been seen Blake for years now, and my quality of life has improved to levels that I never thought possible. He’s incredibly down to earth and realistic with his advice, and is able to seamlessly synthesize compassion while also telling it like it is. He’s a wonderful therapist.

Blake has been a trusted counselor to my son for many years. He is patient and focused with us and very responsive!

Blake is great. He's provided helpful insights to me time after time and the guidance I need to navigate some personal challenges. I highly recommend.

After a long initial intake call, we found Blake Osbourne to be very clinical. The second call was 20 minutes and he offered nothing. He didn’t ask pressing questions and said it was time to go. He was talking to my boyfriend and I was on the first call and not the second. However he did call me after talking to my boyfriend. When I asked about it only being 20 minutes he made excuses and gaslighted me. Seems to be an ineffective therapist and I would not recommend him.

Dr. Osborne suggested treating our teenage son, suffering from anxiety and depression, using threats and coercion rather than compassion. He felt setting him up for academic failure would "teach him a lesson." He only met with my son once (and only with parents present) and then declared it was pointless to meet with him again, so he only wanted to continue with us parents, talking about him, rather than with him. He hinted at a diagnosis that is not even given to adolescents and that all other medical professionals we consulted that know our son better refuted and found absurd. When we parents balked at the harshness and potential harmfulness of the suggested "treatment," Dr Osborne hinted that maybe it was because we were in denial about the unfounded diagnosis he had suggested. It was not. It was because Dr. Osborne behaved in a way that I would characterize as highly unprofessional and even reckless. Needless to say we are never going back.