Olive View Therapy
Group Practice
491 North Freedom Boulevard, Provo, UT 84601
Let's Connect (801) 515-2245
Utah County's most specialized therapy practice—led by a PhD who has spent 20 years studying what actually heals people. At Olive View Therapy, we go deeper than coping skills. Led by Dr. Quintin Hunt (PhD, LMFT), we specialize in the issues Utah County families face most: anxiety and depression, trauma and PTSD, suicidal thoughts and self-harm, relationship breakdown, faith transitions, and LGBTQ+ identity in religious families. Located across the street from the Provo Rec Center, we are LDS-informed and proudly LGBTQ+-affirming.
We offer all new clients a $25 one-hour consult to help you know if we're a good fit
Our Team
I became a therapist because suicide nearly destroyed my family—and eventually became my own struggle too. At 8, I lost my oldest brother to suicide. Through my adolescence I fought my own depression and suicidal thoughts, partly because of trauma I'd experienced, and partly because of who I was—an experience shaped by faith, identity, and feeling like I had to hide myself to be loved.
That experience is what drove me to spend nearly 20 years studying what makes people suicidal and, more importantly, what actually helps them heal. It's not just my clinical speciality, it is what I have taught and researched in Wisconsin and at BYU.
I became a therapist because suicide nearly destroyed my family—and eventually became my own struggle too. At 8, I lost my oldest brother to suicide. Through my adolescence I fought my own depression and suicidal thoughts, partly because of trauma I'd experienced, and partly because of who I was—an experience shaped by faith, identity, and feeling like I had to hide myself to be loved.
That experience is what drove me to spend nearly 20 years studying what makes people suicidal and, more importantly, what actually helps them heal. It's not just my clinical speciality, it is what I have taught and researched in Wisconsin and at BYU.
Since childhood, I have strived to be a good child. At home, school, and church, I sought the recognition and praise of others. Lacking the courage to be free from the judgment and opinions of others, I always evaluated myself through their eyes. This led me to feel perpetually inadequate and insufficient. With others at the center of my life instead of myself, I naturally felt a sense of depression and emptiness and did not feel excited or eager to start each new day. From a young age I felt very little attachment to life due to feeling like something was so wrong with me and that I deserved to feel this way
Since childhood, I have strived to be a good child. At home, school, and church, I sought the recognition and praise of others. Lacking the courage to be free from the judgment and opinions of others, I always evaluated myself through their eyes. This led me to feel perpetually inadequate and insufficient. With others at the center of my life instead of myself, I naturally felt a sense of depression and emptiness and did not feel excited or eager to start each new day. From a young age I felt very little attachment to life due to feeling like something was so wrong with me and that I deserved to feel this way
I'm a secular therapist and mainly work with people of all ages who have anxiety, depression, addiction, and PTSD symptoms—especially when the main issue is connected with other people, systems, religions, or organizations. Feeling like we don't matter, like we're going crazy, or like we are all alone is a difficult feeling to have. It only seems to get worse the longer it goes on. With some new tools and techniques, we can help you recognize that you're not crazy, that people care for you, and that you are stronger than you realize.
I'm a secular therapist and mainly work with people of all ages who have anxiety, depression, addiction, and PTSD symptoms—especially when the main issue is connected with other people, systems, religions, or organizations. Feeling like we don't matter, like we're going crazy, or like we are all alone is a difficult feeling to have. It only seems to get worse the longer it goes on. With some new tools and techniques, we can help you recognize that you're not crazy, that people care for you, and that you are stronger than you realize.
I specialize in working with anxiety disorders, especially within interpersonal relationships, and couples. Whether you're struggling with friendships or romantic connections, I'm here to assist, and this support extends to individuals across the LGBTQ+ spectrum. I'm passionate about walking with people through the challenges of life and being there when others may not have. My therapeutic approach is emotionally focused with a belief that problems we experience are inherently relational. I take a non-pathologizing approach and believe we have good reasons for doing the things we do and, placed in context, we all make perfect sense
I specialize in working with anxiety disorders, especially within interpersonal relationships, and couples. Whether you're struggling with friendships or romantic connections, I'm here to assist, and this support extends to individuals across the LGBTQ+ spectrum. I'm passionate about walking with people through the challenges of life and being there when others may not have. My therapeutic approach is emotionally focused with a belief that problems we experience are inherently relational. I take a non-pathologizing approach and believe we have good reasons for doing the things we do and, placed in context, we all make perfect sense
I’m a pre-licensed therapist offering evening and weekend sessions for individuals, couples, and families. I work with anxiety, depression, trauma, immigration stress, and relationship issues.
You may seem okay on the outside while feeling anxious, overwhelmed, disconnected, ashamed, or stuck in perfectionism and self-criticism. I work with clients navigating these struggles, along with relationship conflict, communication issues, trust concerns, betrayal trauma, intimacy challenges, and life in or outside the LDS Church.
I’m a pre-licensed therapist offering evening and weekend sessions for individuals, couples, and families. I work with anxiety, depression, trauma, immigration stress, and relationship issues.
You may seem okay on the outside while feeling anxious, overwhelmed, disconnected, ashamed, or stuck in perfectionism and self-criticism. I work with clients navigating these struggles, along with relationship conflict, communication issues, trust concerns, betrayal trauma, intimacy challenges, and life in or outside the LDS Church.
I have availability Fri - Sun. Need another time? Please ask, I can do evenings.
I have realized that life can unravel in unexpected ways and can be scary to face that alone. My own path has been shaped by experiences I once didn't know how to talk about: a faith transition that left me questioning everything I thought I knew about myself, a divorce, becoming a parent under circumstances I wasn't prepared for, and the slow, sometimes disorienting process of figuring out who I actually am. These weren't clean or linear journeys. They were messy, isolating, and at times destabilizing and they are exactly what drew me counseling.
I have availability Fri - Sun. Need another time? Please ask, I can do evenings.
I have realized that life can unravel in unexpected ways and can be scary to face that alone. My own path has been shaped by experiences I once didn't know how to talk about: a faith transition that left me questioning everything I thought I knew about myself, a divorce, becoming a parent under circumstances I wasn't prepared for, and the slow, sometimes disorienting process of figuring out who I actually am. These weren't clean or linear journeys. They were messy, isolating, and at times destabilizing and they are exactly what drew me counseling.
Starting therapy can feel like a big decision, and I want you to know that you’re not alone. Whether you’re navigating difficult emotions, experiencing relationship struggles, or healing from trauma I’m here to provide a safe, understanding space for you.
I utilize a person-centered and collaborative approach to support clients in identifying and achieving their personal goals for growth and healing here in the Utah Valley area. By working together in a respectful and empathetic manner, we can explore the unique challenges you may be facing and develop a path forward that aligns with your values and aspirations.
Starting therapy can feel like a big decision, and I want you to know that you’re not alone. Whether you’re navigating difficult emotions, experiencing relationship struggles, or healing from trauma I’m here to provide a safe, understanding space for you.
I utilize a person-centered and collaborative approach to support clients in identifying and achieving their personal goals for growth and healing here in the Utah Valley area. By working together in a respectful and empathetic manner, we can explore the unique challenges you may be facing and develop a path forward that aligns with your values and aspirations.
Location
Primary Location
Olive View Therapy
491 North Freedom Boulevard
Provo, UT 84601
(801) 515-2245Email Us