Drew Buss, MS Ed, LIMHP
Psychotherapist and Mindfulness Teacher
Drew Buss, MS Ed, LIMHP
Psychotherapist and Mindfulness Teacher
Drew Buss, MS Ed., Into Balance Founder and Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner (LIMHP), takes a mindfulness-based approach to therapy.
By combining Cognitive Behavioral and Mindfulness-Based interventions, he works together with you to focus your attention, calm your body, and learn to feel at ease cognitively and emotionally. A veteran clinician, Drew began counseling in Nebraska in 1996.
He is a Certified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Teacher (CMBSRT) trained through the University of California San Diego School of Medicine’s Mindfulness-Based Professional Training Institute. Drew teaches Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction classes, leads group meditations, provides private mindfulness instruction, and engages in mindfulness-based individual therapy at his practice, Into Balance.
Drew is a Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner in the State of Nebraska (#1123) and a Registered Out-of-State Telehealth Provider in the State of Florida (#TPMC1540).
Drew’s Specialties
Anxiety
Depression
Anger
Stress
Chronic Pain
Business classes
Drew provides on-site mindfulness presentations and training to local businesses, organizations, and community groups. These include simple introductions to mindfulness principles and practices, more in-depth presentations on successfully managing work and life stress and improving communication, and full 8-week Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction experiences.
Insurance info
Drew is in network with most major health insurance providers, including BCBS, United Healthcare, Midland’s Choice/Medica, Nebraska Medicaid and others. He is credentialed individually as Richard Andrew Buss (NPI 1861719809) and/or through his practice as Into Balance, LLC (NPI 1104316264). You can use these names and numbers to verify his enrolled status with your insurance plan. Download Drew’s Out-of-network Insurance Protections document.
Thoughts
Mindfulness: A Seven Second Tape Delay
Have you ever felt like you didn’t have time to respond wisely to what was going on, or worse, that you reacted without thinking only to find that your reaction made things worse, not better? Regular mindfulness meditation can give you the chance to pause, see the moment for what it is, and choose a wise response.
Mindfulness and Shifting Into Neutral
I’ve often heard people say, “I can’t meditate because I can’t stop thinking,” or something very similar to that. Fortunately, we don’t have to stop thinking or even slow down our thoughts to experience the peace that mindfulness practice can bring. Curious? Read on.