Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Therapists in Provo, UT

I work with individuals, couples, and families. I work with marital issues, depression and anxiety, eating disorders, and trauma.

Are you, or is someone you love, facing a faith transition that is affecting your relationships and other areas of your life? ​ Are you LGBT+ and looking for services that will support your journey? ​ Do you have sexuality concerns or are you looking for a sex-positive perspective? ​ Are you dealing with issues that require sexual healing?

I am a narcissist survivor. I returned to college in my mid forties to get my degrees. I understand single motherhood, divorce, trauma and the heartache of feeling alone and unimportant. Sometimes, life is hard and unfair. My decades of personal experience give me deep empathy for my clients. I found my way back to mental health and a healthy marriage through good and directive therapy. I found freedom from depression and trauma, learned to use my voice and my power and blend a family. I understand the basics of good relationships and can help empower you in finding peace by changing your circumstances.

Jodi Hyde is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and maintains licensure in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho. Jodi completed her graduate training in Counseling from Northern Arizona University.  Jodi’s passion is to bring hope and healing to each client through a non-judgmental, empathic approach with sensitivity and love. Her focus is to explore the origin of challenges, seek understanding, and guide individuals towards self-discovery and resolution. Her experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults with trauma and abuse/neglect, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and grief and loss.

You made a mistake this morning. It was small, but you can’t get it out of your head. You keep thinking about it. You feel like your thoughts are a runaway train and you can’t stop them. You try to consider what you could have done differently, and yet it’s in the past. You start to question other choices you’ve made. Are you making the right call? Doubt creeps in. You find it hard to concentrate on your family or partner, your job, or schoolwork. Your mind hurts, your stomach hurts, body hurts. You feel exhausted; it's only been an hour.

Karen is passionate about her work in helping children, adolescents, and adults heal. Karen brings a wealth of life experience with her. She understands women's issues and the struggles they face including complex issues of infertility, children's resiliency after a divorce, raising blended families, and helping children heal from abuse.

Do you have a strong desire to fully love and be loved?Do you find that something always gets in the way of healthy relationships, whether that’s with romantic partners or friends and family?Maybe you have a partner, but find that you’re always fighting or keeping your distance from each other. Perhaps you feel lost and alone, without purpose or meaning in the world.Many people I work with have struggled with distracting behaviors, like sex or porn issues, which are really about anxiety and a fear of true connection. I help people overcome challenges, so they can find loving connections with themselves, with others, and their faith.

***2 Openings Available*** I believe relationships are the most potent development and protective context for development; as such I view relationship as the primary source of strength and healing. I help couples and families to improve communication and trust to buffer against depression, suicide, and many other stressors. Couple and families that want to feel closer to one another and address the behaviors, depression, suicidality keeping them apart should feel hope and support through our work--we will specifically target the causes and consequences of these issues.

I work well with people who feel they need help becoming clear about what they personally think, feel, and believe. Often, this manifests as depression, anxiety, or addictive patterns, all of which stand in the way of a person experiencing their own potential, and maintaining fulfilling relationships. The therapy I offer is helpful for those interested in gaining clearer perspectives on their own underlying issues and/or mindsets contributing to emotional or even spiritual pain. And from there, collaborating to create practical ways forward towards transformation.

As a neuropsychologist, my ideal client could have any of a number of cognitive and emotional challenges. I find that those with brain injuries (whether acquired, such as from a stroke or dementia, or from a traumatic event), those with mood and anxiety disorders, and those with developmental or intellectual challenges (such as autism spectrum disorder, a specialty of mine) generally want real answers, not just behavioral or pharmacological control. They want to reclaim their independence and capacity to make their own, good decisions. They are willing to make changes in diet to help make that happen.

Experiencing deep hurt, frustration, or loneliness in your marriage can feel like your whole world is collapsing. As a therapist, I am here to meet you and your partner where you are without judgment. I empower you to bravely explore uncomfortable emotions within your relationship, understand your own internal worlds, and show up in authentic and connecting ways. This can be hard–as it requires vulnerability, honesty, and practice–but I believe in you! Some of the greatest hope and healing I have witnessed transpire between partners in the therapy room.

As a woman, you travel a unique path through this life. Sometimes you experience obstacles and pain along the way. Your relationships are so important to you, but you may not always know the best way to deal with your spouse, your children, your own parents, etc. Sometimes you don't know who to talk to about your struggles. You may face depression, grief, or continue to deal with trauma from your past that still crops up in your current relationships. You long for healing and peace of mind.

You feel like you have things together- and then you get a reminder of what you have been through. Thoughts are racing through your mind and it's difficult to find a way out of your head. Anxiety is lying to you and you can not seem to shake it. Or you have had an experience that was so heartbreaking and difficult that you are stuck in the trauma and you can't find a way out of your sadness. You are stuck and need a different perspective. You are setting high expectations or perfectionistic goals for yourself, You don't feel like you can ever measure up enough. Depression, anxiety and intrusive thoughts are holding you back.

We all experience difficult times in life, and we all need connection through relationships. I believe therapy is one avenue to process and explore painful situations while working on improving relationships with partners, parents, children, etc. Our experiences impact how we communicate and perceive others’ messages.

Hi! I am a bisexual, cisgender woman and love to CELEBRATE my queer community! My goal as a therapist is to help clients find healing from within to become empowered to make changes in their external world. My approach includes an element of play and/or art, to help clients have new emotional experiences through the therapeutic approaches of Internal Family Systems and Emotionally Focused Therapy.