Therapists in Harrisville, UT

Are you dealing with a lifestyle change or transition? I specialize in assisting individuals and families who are going through a transition in their life. These transitions could include; divorce, job loss, re-entering the work force, becoming a teenager, becoming an adult, leaving or changing your religion, relocating to a new area, entering a new relationship, navigating parenthood, losing a loved one, getting sober, exploring gender identity/sexuality and more. If you are feeling stuck or finding it difficult to cope with your current situation now is the perfect time for action and I'd be honored to help.

Chelsea holds advanced training in couple therapy (EFT). She understands the negative pattern that couples get stuck in that quickly takes over their relationship; those moments when you say something clearly to your partner and they hear something completely opposite of what your intentions were and before you know it, we are in a fight. Chelsea helps couples to understand those patterns and help to not get stuck in them. Individuals who are seen at her practice, understand distress in their lives and are able to make sense of it and find the tools to move forward in a way that feels right for them.

My experience includes providing counseling and community outreach to a diverse population of various socioeconomic backgrounds, addressing psychological, social, academic, and professional issues that may impact their daily ability to function and/or maintaining self-sustainability. I work well with addressing issues such as faith deconstruction, gender identity, eating disorders, military lifestyle, couples and family dynamics. I am adept at utilizing evidence-based therapeutic approaches to facilitate personal growth and heal

The Trauma Alchemist: Trauma Alchemy is the act of transforming your deepest pain into your greatest strength. The process is a grand reclamation of the Soul. You return home to yourself, that is where the Gold is found.

Life is an interesting mixture of both ups and downs. Having the courage to ask for help with difficult situations should not be an unpleasant process in and of itself. The process of learning and growing should be filled with encouragement and increased happiness, even when discussing difficult topics. In my 25+ years of experience, I have helped people with a variety of obstacles including, marital/couples strife, parent/child conflict, adoption and attachment issues, grief and trauma related difficulties, substance use problems, child/adolescent behavioral issues, school/educational planning, and mental health diagnoses.

I believe that you can have a great life no matter the issues and feelings you currently have. This possibility may be hard to imagine now, but that is what I help you do. My job is to help you clarify what you want and then to achieve this. We all have a "wise mind" and heart in us. The wise mind can become obscured by stress and circumstance, but this is what you come to therapy to discover. With encouragement and support, you can learn to trust your path and solve whatever your current problems are. I work with motivated people who want to improve their lives.

Sexual health is my specialty! I LOVE to help people become their most sexually authentic self. Lack of desire or desire disparity? Difficulty orgasming? Difficulty getting or keeping an erection? Premature ejaculation? Performance anxiety? These are all things I would gladly help you focus on!

I work from the idea that good mental health comes from and is strengthened by healthy relationships. Anxiety and depression are never isolated to the individual. Mental and emotional struggles connect to imbalanced coping and the ways we develop and maintain connections with one another. We will address most challenges through the CBT method, but my skills have developed over my 19 plus years as a therapist with adaptation to client needs, including Brainspotting. My clients experience direct, attentive, warm, and caring dialog with a safe and accepting presence. I work with individuals, couples and families.

Danielle Payne, is a licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, having earned a Master of Science in counseling from Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island. Danielle has over ten years of experience in the mental health field, and over five years as a licensed therapist. Danielle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Environmental Science from the University of New England in Maine. She enjoyed studying the healing effects that nature has on the human psyche. Danielle has worked with clients ranged from 3-75 years old. However, the last 5 years has mainly been with adolescent and young adults.

I work with a wide variety of individuals and couples. The clients I work with have diverse backgrounds and often struggle with relationship dynamics, anxiety, depression, grief and trauma. I prioritize establishing safety and security in working with my clients so that the therapy environment is one that allows for exploring and overcoming. I utilize action-oriented approaches and this includes strategies that focus on acceptance and mindfulness as well as commitment and behavioral change. My hope is that my clients will learn to be free enough to make their lives more meaningful and whole. The best way to contact me is by EMAIL.

Some of the most difficult and scary steps to take are those beginning steps of change. Often times these steps are out of one's comfort zone, and the first instinct is to want to hide, run or give up entirely. Life never promises or guarantees a pain free existence! However, with first steps and the courage to try, there can be a guarantee to oneself, to learn to take on challenges, struggles, pain, hurt, hang-ups, habits, addictions, etc. At this point its ok and have acceptance of one's difficulties and to embrace it. It's possible with the right guidance, support, and building of skills to rebuild what's been broken/is breaking.

In a stressful fast paced society, it is difficult to find a person and a safe place to share your story. With compassion and empathy, I create a safe haven for clients to tell their truth. Part of the therapeutic process is working together, in a non- judgmental way, exploring the roots of the problem and how these issues are currently impacting your life. Overall, Therapy is an excellent way to create new narratives, habits, chapters, and to heal from past memories and traumatic events. Let me be part of your journey and help you reach your goal of coping effectively with life’s challenges.

Do you and your teen struggle to really talk with each other? Does it seem like your teen has a lot going on but they're not sure how to talk about it? Friend groups, relationships, self-esteem, grades, confidence, moodiness, anxiety and behaviors are some examples of storms that might be brewing in their life. Don't let them face these storms alone. Weather life's storms with resilience and strength at Into The Storm Therapy where we tackle challenges head-on, like a buffalo charging into the storm, not ignoring them. The well-being of you and your family is my priority.

I specialize in trauma-healing and psychedelic integration. My clinical work and training has been focused on assisting those with emotional, behavioral, and social concerns, many of which stem from a history of adverse experiences, reach a place where their actions and lives are led by True Self. I began providing therapy in a substance abuse treatment facility and am now the Clinical Director of a residential program for adults. I worked for a few years with incarcerated adolescents in a long-term secure facility. I now work with individuals of diverse ages, histories, and treatment goals. Note:

Hey- I'm Page Graham a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina, Utah, and Georgia; I am also a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist in NC. As a neurodivergent therapist I have a very direct, honest, informational approach that aims to develop a genuine and collaborative partnership with my clients to reach their identified goals. I am more casual than some when it comes to my communication style- I blend coaching and therapy most of the time. While I can easily transition into "clinical mode" using words and phrases specific to the therapeutic world-I prefer not to.

As your therapist, I will work from a humanistic approach, which means you are the expert on your own life. My role is to help you move through trauma and ineffective behaviors to more fully understand and respect yourself. This means that I trust your instincts and your body. All of the work we do will be done through a trauma-based lens to encourage self-compassion and challenge shame. Your life going forward doesn't have to be a repeat of your past. We can shift these patterns through becoming fully present in your body and with your emotions. I strongly encourage people to use their intuition to help guide their healing.

I believe in you as a human being! You are a person of strength who is dealing with some real life trials, whether that be a strained relationship, troubling moods and thoughts, a traumatic life experience, the loss of a loved one, or an unruly child. I believe I can help you! I focus on helping my clients find solutions to their problems so they can gain the peace and happiness they are looking for in their life. Additionally, I am certified in the State of Utah as a NOJOS provider to help teens with ajudicated sexual offenses.

My approach to therapy is person-centered and filled with empathy and understanding. I strive to create a safe and comfortable environment to share your thoughts and concerns. I utilize a number of approaches including CBT, play therapy, motivational interviewing, parent coaching and mindfulness practices. I am always eager to expand on my knowledge and stay current on updates within the mental health field. I want to partner with you on this journey to creating a happier and healthier life.

Individual, Couple, Family, & Child Therapy. Effective therapy starts with effective assessment. The greater my understanding of the family challenges/presenting problem the more likely I will be able to help the family/couple/individual find greater success and happiness. I understand that clients are often feeling desperate and hopeless so my goal for a first session is to build hope and begin to offer researched based interventions and ideas that work! Short term, effective, enjoyable therapy services is my goal as a therapist. Most clients report after a first appointment that they feel at ease with my gentle, kind, and supportive approach.