Therapists in Cache County, UT

Have you ever felt ashamed? Ever felt like others don’t understand you, but say they do? Those have been my own experiences and have led me to work with people in recovery and their families, survivors of domestic violence/abuse, minority communities and teens. I come from a multi-cultural family with an immigrant parent which has both enriched my life and created unique struggles for me. These experiences, however, have helped me empathize with a wide variety of people and situations. My goals are to support my clients as they navigate their struggles and find hope and strength within themselves.

My practice is about creating and enhancing a meaningful life. Through a belief that our disturbances--about ourselves, others or life in general - lead us to the doorway of toward wholeness, we work together to unfold the seed of the solution from within the problems. Thus, I approach each client with a desire to follow and facilitate their unique healing process. Through deep compassion toward self, dreamwork and process work, I identify lesser conscious aspects of one's self, which we work together to bring into awareness. With this awareness one can find more meaning and a stronger purpose in life.

I believe everyone has what it takes to find joy, peace, and love in their lives through vulnerability and connection. After working through my own trials, I discovered that I wanted to help others and decided to become a therapist. I found a love for listening to others and trying to understand how their stories have shaped their view of themselves and the world. I enjoy connecting with people by encouraging them to explore new ways to find happiness within themselves and their relationships.

Celeste Wiggins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She holds a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. She has worked in forensic, school-based, and private practice settings regarding issues of trauma, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addiction, psychosis, autism spectrum related issues, and ADHD. Celeste has experience working with people of a wide range of ages, genders (or no genders), sexualities (or no sexualities), and races. She works from a client-centered, humanistic/transpersonal, queer-affirming, multiculturally humble, and attachment-based/relational framework.

At RMC Counseling we have 18 therapists and 6 therapist interns who have a wide range of education and specialties. We offer in-person and telehealth options to all ages. Most therapists accept BCBS, Select Health, EMI, and U of U health plans; free insurance benefit checks offered. Private pay accepted. Please visit our website to read through our therapists' bios or contact us and we can help you find a therapist to fit your needs!

My name is Natasha, and I am currently accepting new clients native speakers in Spanish and English. I have dedicated my career to making a positive impact in various communities, including Latino Communities. I've also worked with African Refugee families in refugee resettlement. I specialize in clients who’ve tried to heal on their own who feel they have made efforts, but haven’t been able to move forward and cannot figure out why. I help those with trauma, phobias, lack of motivation. I work with LDS clients, early return missionaries, faith journeys/crisis, those who’ve moved past their faith, ALL other religious affiliations.

Do you tend to be self-critical or make the same mistakes over and over again and believe it's too hard to change? Are you often overwhelmed or paralyzed by strong negative emotions? Become your own best friend by learning how to have compassionate and constructive conversations with yourself. Having an understanding and true compassion for all aspects of ourselves can alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety, and transform the way we cope with strong emotions.