“eupatheia (ū-pāth-ee’-ah) :: a stoic term for the feelings that result from making wise judgments.”
The Eupatheia Center promotes wisdom, clarity, and growth through strengths-focused psychological services.
We are a second-generation clinical psychology practice with providers who specialize in virtual and in-person psychological testing, evaluation and therapy in Georgia and Florida. Our providers Brendan C. Engen PsyD, Clinical Psychologist and Shayna Denham LPC , Professional Counselor welcome clients of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds.
Psychologist Consultation
Whether you're navigating workplace conflict, organizational challenges, or complex interpersonal dynamics, Dr. Engen can provide the expert insight needed to move forward with clarity. Drawing on a deep understanding of human behavior, these consultations help individuals and organizations identify the root causes of dysfunction, resolve conflict effectively, and build healthier, more productive environments.
What are process-based assessments?
Dr. Engen's process-based psychological testing goes beyond standard diagnosis to uncover the specific cognitive, behavioral, and interpersonal processes — such as thought patterns and avoidance behaviors — that are driving your symptoms. The result is a precise, personalized roadmap that brings real clarity to your next steps, whether that's therapy, medication, or further evaluation.
Types of Assessments:
Autism
ADHD
Emotional Disorders
Learning Disorders
Court & Disability
Fitness for Work
Eupatheian Control Mastery
Each type reflects a distinct eupatheian vulnerability—not a flaw, but a particular way that the balance between control and feeling can become disrupted.
Articles by Dr Engen
“Do not forget: one needs little to lead a happy life. ”
Location
664 Scranton Rd Ste 201, Brunswick, GA 31520
Savannah office: 785 King George Blvd., Ste 101, Georgetown
Click here for directions to our Brunswick Office
The Waycross location is permanently closed.

Few thinkers have diagnosed the existential condition of modernity as incisively as Karl Barth.