Therapists in Hill Air Force Base, UT

Hello, My name Is Michelle Inauen and I am the owner of Collaborative Counseling LLC. I am originally from Texas and have been living in Utah since May 2017. I love the four seasons and all the activities for families. I feel privileged to help individuals, and couples with changing the way they handle stress and difficult situations. Robyn Urry Anderson LCSW is originally from Utah and has 14 years of experience working with families, co-occurring medical conditions, trauma, and transplantations.

Are you struggling with sexuality or relationship challenges? My passion is in helping individuals and couples on their journey to greater emotional, relational and sexual health.

Utilizing a strengths-based perspective, I help individuals and families heal from issues related to trauma, attachment, loss, and stressful life events. I believe that there are many reasons for human behavior, and one should not be reduced to their problems or their behavior. Compassion helps me empower individuals and families to become the best version of themselves and find the growth and healing that they are seeking.

Adults and Couples (18+): Abuse, Anxiety, Childhood Issues, Depression, Grief/Loss, Health Issues, Life Transitions, Religious/Spiritual Transitions and trauma, Self-Worth, Stress Management, and Trauma Recovery.

James Davis, CMHC has a Masters Degree in Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and Human development. He has experience with, anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, relationships, parenting, mental illness, domestic violence, sexual assault, substance abuse, addiction, adjustment disorders, suicidal ideation, and crisis.

Hi! I am Mallory Daughtey. Change is possible! However, what works for each individual client is incredibly different. I focus on collaborating with clients to explore new ways to approach old problems. I help clients gain a greater understanding of themselves and the world around them. I strive to provide therapy that is helpful and as unique as the individuals that walk through my door.

My specialty is working with those struggling from symptoms relating to complex trauma/PTSD, Grief & Loss, self-harm/suicidal ideation, childood abuse/neglect, religious abuse, relationship/marital issues, neurodivergent and life transitions. In addition, if you are are LGBTQ+ or transitioning, I provide gender affirming psychotherapy for transgender and gender nonconforming clients. I can help you navigate the unique challenges/barriers you may be facing in Utah. I will proudly advocate for you and support your emotional well-being.

Getting counseling can be one of the most empowering decisions a person can make! And, finding the right therapist who understands and supports you can make all the difference as to whether the therapy will be helpful to you. As one of the few doctoral level marriage and family therapists in the area, I bring a unique expertise to the counseling experience drawing on almost 25 years of working with individuals, couples, and families.

The world has felt heavy the past few years and there just seems to be never ending pressures and stress. It’s common to experience anxiety, depression, chronic stress, relationship difficulties and feelings of isolation. Past trauma might also be impacting you more, interfering with your overall mood and day to day life. You are not alone. These experiences, while common, are not something that you have to suffer through. By working through these challenges in therapy, you will feel better again and find balance and re-connection in your life.

Hi, my name is Amber Frazier, and I am an Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC) In Davis County, Weber County, and surrounding areas. This journey of life can bring so many ups and downs, and at times, the ups can feel way too few and far in between. And sometimes, life may make you question the worth of yourself, the purpose of your life, and the hamster wheel that you’re running everyday can make you feel like you’re chasing after what can sometimes seems meaningless and empty.

Life is beautiful and we are capable of exploring all aspects of it: the good and the difficult. Both things are necessary to become a strong and better "us"! Though there is so much good, life also comes with unanticipated 'rocks in our backpack'. This can leave us confused, hurt, and feeling displaced. Effective therapy is about several factors: experience, client healing, a clear diagnosis, concise and appropriate goals, and the tools needed to effectively navigate difficulty along the journey of life. We love what we do and we are good at it! Visit us at GOLDWELLNESS.COM

Things have felt "off" for a while. While part of you wants to withdraw, the other part wants to yell. None of this was part of the plan. The excitement, laughter, and connection you once felt are replaced with the complications and stress of life. It seems like any attempt to make changes just prove to make things worse. Any decision feels like the wrong decision. The fear, anxiety, disconnection, resentment, and frustration are overpowering. You're stuck; uncertain about what to do next, and deeply in need of guidance. I provide a safe and non-judgmental space, to be honest with yourself and your partner.

I believe everyone is doing the best they can with the knowledge they have. When we know better, we do better. I see my job as walking with client's through their personal healing journey as they learn new truths and new skills to improve their relationships with others and themselves. I am honored by the trust clients put in me to witness and assist in their healing. My ideal client is the one who is willing to look at their behaviors, patterns and face difficult truths about themselves in order to find a better way to thrive.

As an experienced child and family therapist, I am committed to providing you with the tools needed to rid your relationships of conflict, pain and frustration. I offer a safe, nurturing environment where those suffering from mental health concerns will be treated with empathy and compassion. I believe you matter and deserve to be recognized, valued and understood. You are a person of worth. Seeking help is not a sign of weakness or failure.

Hello and welcome! I'm Tanner Taggart, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a passion for integrating the therapeutic process with the serene beauty of nature. I believe in the transformative power of therapy and have found that holding sessions outdoors, with the calming backdrop of nature, can enhance the healing journey. This inspired me to specialize in Walk and Talk Therapy, an innovative therapeutic approach that combines the benefits of traditional therapy with the restorative elements of nature.

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’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with 30 years of experience. I want to help people live their authentic lives. I’m a good listener with judgment-free regard for others. I have been trained to treat trauma from a variety of sources i.e. military, police, first responders, abuse and grief, using EMDR and ART. I work with couples, adults, and adolescents with many issues including depression, anxiety, personality disorders, grief, ADHD, body dysmorphia, gender dysphoria, LGBTQ+ and addiction. I use several modalities including CBT, ACT and Gottman strategies.

I find a significant importance in helping individuals of any kind identify their worth. Everyone deserves to feel and be their best selves. My goal is to help my clients instill the hope that they have the capability of getting to that point. Shame, guilt, negative self-talk, and trauma are some of the many barriers that prevent us from living to our full potential. When someone is ready and willing to add to their self-care tool belt, it provides an opportunity to heal from their adversities and strengthen their love for the self.

Samantha has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Utah and a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Phoenix. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) and utilizes this technique to reprocess trauma and overcome negative beliefs as well as strengthen clients' positive beliefs and experiences.