About

We're big believers in the idea that you have to find the right therapist for you.
​I think one of the most healing elements of therapy is the therapeutic relationship you develop with your therapist.
​The fit MATTERS.
​So, here's a bit about us.

Bri Dunbar, MA, LMFT, RYT 200

I'm infinitely curious and I genuinely want to hear your stories. I'm analytical, but also like to flex my intuitive muscles. I trust gut instincts and inner guidance and will help you learn to trust them, too. I'm big hearted, but a straight shooter. I want to support you and will hold your story with honor and reverence. I'm a devotee of the slower life and like to challenge assumptions and policies that no longer serve me. I'm holistic and integrative in my approach.

I'm a partner and a parent and a business owner. I show up as my human self when I sit with my clients. Sometimes that's imperfectly and I'm working to learn that can be healing, too.

I've been working as a therapist since I graduated from St. Thomas in 2011. I'm also a registered yoga teacher and completed my teacher training at Kripalu. 

McKenna Cromwell, Intern

McKenna is an intern at Project Matter working toward her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University.

She implements a gentle curiosity to explore each person’s story and strongly believes in a collaborative therapeutic relationship. McKenna strives to create a safe and welcoming space to address life’s challenges and she often uses mindfulness strategies and embodiment practices to foster mind-body awareness.

​McKenna enjoys working with clients looking to live more satisfying lives and helping clients to become more connected with their inner-knowing. She also enjoys working with teens and young adults who are navigating life stage transitions.
Project Matter's Therapy Values
We believe that being whole and living well requires...
- a willingness to get uncomfortable- feel the hard feelings and question the norms that no longer serve you
- the courage to slow down and set your own pace and policies in your life
- trusting one's Self to find the answers to life's big questions
- getting into your body and listening to the messages it holds
- acceptance of yourself in your messy humanness
- letting intuition speak as loudly as reason, logic and everyone else's opinions