Therapists in 84095

I personally know what it is like to struggle and how hard it can be to reach out for support. Frequently, we can find ourselves merely enduring our circumstances. Therapy can be seen as a catalyst for us to gain insight into the aspects of our lives that we may be overlooking. We often create subconscious strategies to manage our pain, anxiety, and trauma. Sometimes those strategies are helpful. Sometimes less so. Realizing that some of our strategies aren't as helpful can be the catalyst to pursuing therapy. I hope to help in creating something new and in helping us to better understand you and why you do the things you do.

Blue Bee Counseling Services specializes in helping individuals, couples, families and groups find their own unique pathway towards mental health healing. We work with trauma, bipolar, borderline, grief and loss, PTSD, troubled teens, family relationships, PTSD, anxiety, depression, couples issues, intimacy complications, religious transitions, addictions and many other situations that are causing disfunction in daily life.

Janelle Nimer, Ph.D., LCSW has over 20 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, veterans who have experienced trauma to achieve their therapeutic goals. Dr. Nimer graduated from the University of Utah with a Master and from the University of Tennessee with a Doctorate in Veterinary Social Work. She approaches therapy from a family systems perspective, even when working with individuals. She has training to work with individuals diagnosed with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and terminal illnesses. She uses an array of evidence-based practices with all her clients.

Working from a Solution-Focused approach I find that helping clients find alternative ways of handling all they struggles of everyday life.

I specialize in helping people going through religious and general life transitions. I personally understand the complexity and sometimes liberation one can feel when embarking on change. My passion is to help people cultivate self-compassion and autonomy to face life’s challenges. I strive to make therapy a place where clients feel safe and empowered to make positive changes. I use elements of Attachment Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and person-centered therapy. Because I am person-centered and want to meet people where they are at, I will pull from other modalities if needed.

I am a licensed clinical social worker in South Jordan, Utah. I have experience with children, adolescents, and adults. I've worked with trauma, depression, anger, aggression, divorce, marital therapy/couples couseling, anxiety, mood disorder, Bipolar, blended families, High functioning Autism, low self-esteem, and family issues. One of my gifts is being able to connect with People (especially children and adolescents) on a level that makes them feel comfortable. For those without insurance, my prices are very affordable.

As a Psychologist I use neurofeedback, therapy and hypnosis with ADD/ADHD, anxiety, depression, insomnia, autism/Asperger's, OCD, head injuries and concussions, headaches/migraine, learning disabilities, substance abuse and alcoholism, PTSD, cognitive decline in aging, chronic pain, IBS, uncontrolled seizures, for peak performance, and physical balance problems. All neurofeedback is individualized and done myself without technicians. Office hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. I have been President of the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, and of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

I personally know what it is like to reach out for support. Everyone has a unique story, and therapy doesn’t look the same for any two people. I am committed to remaining curious, non-judgemental and open to understanding you. I believe that it is imperative to be grounded in evidence-based practices, I find it equally as important to be genuine and compassionate within this very connection-based work. I primarily utilize humanistic and narrative therapeutic approaches, and often incorporate other modalities to best address the unique needs of each person I work with.

Experienced with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, and grief. Ideal age range is 13-27. I meet the client where they are, use what they love to help them build skills to improve their life.

My career has centered around the treatment of adolescent, adult, and family mental health. I have worked in most modalities of care including; psychiatric inpatient, outpatient, wilderness therapy, and residential treatment. I have developed DBT programs in both residential and wilderness settings. I specialize in the treatment of suicide ideation, self-injury, trauma, disordered eating, substance use, and mood disorders using empirically supported therapies. Freedom from suffering is my primary goal using acceptance and change strategies to help you develop and live a life worth living. I work for you, not the other way around.

I personally understand the strength and courage it requires to ask for help. I have been there. I am dedicated to creating a safe space for you to work through the challenges you are facing. My commitment to you is to work with you collaboratively and compassionately as you reclaim your life, discover your meaning, and find fulfillment. My passion lies in supporting individuals, couples, and families as they embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. I view each person as a unique individual, capable of navigating life’s challenges and discovering their own capacity for joy and purpose.

Starting therapy can be a daunting, intimidating, exciting (insert emotion name here) process! I am excited to help you on this journey as you explore changes you are hoping to make in your life. While I can provide tools to help increase your functioning on a day to day basis, you have the control and power over what you choose to do with those tools! Coming to therapy prepared with goals and a long/short term view can help me gain insight into how to shape our sessions.

My goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating. As the clinical director of South Point Counseling Services, I have gathered a team of clinicians that are committed to providing outstanding services. I believe that lasting changes come from identifying the source of problems, working within the context of the family and challenging/changing dysfunctional beliefs. In addition to being a prominent relationship therapist, I have presented at national conferences and to general audiences, speaking on the topics of Anger Management, Depression, Marital Relationship, and Cultural Diversity.

Although I have a wait list for new clients, I have some great clinicians that I am providing clinical supervision to at Mountain Valley Counseling that are accepting new clients. Contact me and I can tell you about our staff and help get you scheduled with one of my supervisees. At Mountain Valley Counseling, we are person-centered in our approach, but fundamentally believe in more depth psychology methods. We want to help people beyond basic symptom reduction, which research shows, provides more lasting and sustainable change.

I use a holistic person-centered approach and believe each individual has the ability to find the answers within. I view therapy as a place to explore the different parts of self that contribute to the whole of a person. I love helping others find the places within that feel blocked or stuck and help them address what is needed to help clients move forward with renewed hope. I believe as one begins the healing journey they will become more in tune with mind, body, spirit connection and can tap into their unique strengths to create a life with meaning and happiness.

I work with children, teens, and adults. Much of my clinical works focuses more on helping the person, not on giving a label. Hope and trust are crucial in working with a therapist. Finding the right fit, the right type of experience, and the right connection is what builds this hope.

Life is hard. I have found it to be a little easier when you have someone to talk to, who you also trust. I love what I do, and enjoy being able to support individuals, couples, teens and children through the challenges of life. I have specialized training in working with children, adolescents, and couples. I strive to help motivated clients increase their confidence, overcome traumatic experiences and create a more peaceful life. I do this mainly through Attachment-based approaches.

At Reach Counseling, we offer a wide range of counseling services for individuals of all ages, from preschool through adulthood. We are excited also to now be offering focused services to women struggling with depression and other mental health problems during the pregnancy and postpartum period. Our services for women struggling with perinatal mood disorders range from support groups and outpatient counseling to our more intensive outpatient treatment program. (Visit our website to learn more.) Life is challenging, and when the challenges outweigh resources and support, problems can begin to overwhelm individual functioning in everyday life, such as family relationships, work, school, and social activities. Our therapists come from a diverse background of professional experience and training. Recently, we have become certified in the treatment of perinatal mood disorders. We love being a part of watching clients lives change as they gain access to skills and resources that help them confront the challenges they are facing.

Keagan is a licensed marriage and family therapist with experience working with individuals and couples on a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, communication, trust, infidelity, emotional intimacy, and emotional safety. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelors of science in Psychology and from the University of Southern Mississippi with a masters of science in Marriage and Family Therapy.