Logan Kafer, LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist-Candidate based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the founder of Bedrock & Branch, a practice dedicated to helping men break free from porn and sex addiction, anxiety, overwork, and emotional disconnection. Logan began his counseling career at MARR, a men’s addiction recovery center in Atlanta, where he helped lead groups and supported families navigating the impact of addiction. He then spent five years at GROW Counseling, a respected group practice in Atlanta, working extensively with men and couples. These experiences shaped his belief that real healing happens through honesty, connection, and the courage to face the deeper story beneath the struggle. He is in training through IITAP in Patrick Carnes’ model for treating sexual addiction and integrates tools like Facing the Shadows to provide structured, effective care. His therapeutic approach blends evidence-based modalities—including CBT, ACT, EFT, Narrative Therapy, Attachment Theory, and the Gottman Method—with a grounded, relational style. Logan’s background in Christianity often makes him a good fit to walk alongside men who desires their faith to be integrated into their counseling experience. Through individual sessions, groups, retreats, and educational content, Logan is committed to helping men build lives marked by clarity, courage, deeper connection, and a restored sense of who they were made to be.

If you’re a man struggling with porn or sex addiction, I want you to know you’re not alone—and you don’t have to carry this by yourself. I understand the weight of shame, secrecy, and pressure that comes with feeling like you should “have it together,” even while battling urges, compulsions, or the fear of disappointing yourself, your family, or God. My work is about creating a space where you can be honest without judgment. Together, we’ll look at the patterns driving your behavior, explore the deeper needs behind it, and develop practical strategies to regain control, rebuild your integrity, and restore your sense of self. I also integrate faith when it’s meaningful to you—helping you see your struggles in the context of grace, purpose, and identity as a son of God. I’ve spent years working with men like you—first in addiction recovery, then in counseling with men and couples—and I’ve seen how transformational it can be when a man finally has clarity, accountability, and a safe space to process his story. My goal is not just to help you stop compulsive behaviors, but to help you live with courage, connection, and authenticity in all areas of life. You don’t have to do this alone. If you’re ready to take the next step toward freedom and restoration, I’m here to walk with you.