Therapists in Stansbury Park, UT

I work best with anxiety disorders, specifically social anxiety and anxious attachment, especially as they relate to interpersonal relationships. Having trouble with friendships or romantic relationships? I can help! This applies to anyone on the LGBTQ+ spectrum, as well. I love working with faith transitions/crises which are near and dear to my heart. I take a very logical/philosophical approach to therapy, so if you're looking for someone who is knowledgeable and can help you understand issues on a deep level, I'm your therapist

As human beings, we all have an innate desire to give and receive love, as well as to feel a sense of belonging. When these basic needs are not met, we can experience a feeling of being lost and disconnected from the world around us. However, we have the power to overcome these challenges. By acknowledging that we are not alone in our struggles and by taking conscious steps towards leading an authentic and fulfilling life, we can restore our sense of purpose and inner peace. No matter how difficult our circumstances may seem, there is always hope for a brighter tomorrow.

We are trauma specialists in Provo, UT. We work with many different kinds of trauma, to help you find the healing you've been looking for. If you feel like trauma is holding you back from your growth, or if you are tired of feeling like trauma has control of your life, we are the right place for you.

Chantry has experience in a variety of fields, including acute mental health (i.e. Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, PTSD, etc.), anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ support, faith transitions, and substance abuse. Chantry is passionate about identity development, shame resilience, increasing self-compassion, and understanding and developing a healthy relationship with spirituality. He loves utilizing solution-focused and strength-based interventions to help clients become comfortable with themselves and work towards the life they want to have.

Life is a process and journey. When one feels stuck (sometimes chronically stuck), it is vital to understand why they are stuck and how to get moving forward again. I strive to help my clients to honestly and courageously seek to understand the conceptual nature of their problems with trauma, addiction, and relationship patterns. When clients can attend, listen, understand, validate, care, and nurture themselves, they can find their way in the journey. As couples and families learn to see each other, create and maintain safety and security, and soothe each other they can find deep and satisfying connections.