Therapists in Utah

I am a psychoanalytically-oriented psychotherapist with 21 years of experience working with individuals seeking help with the difficulties they face in the progress of their lives. My practice perspective is grounded in Analytical Psychology, the theories and practices developed by Carl G. Jung (1875-1961), a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. My work is also informed by my training and experience in Object Relations Theory and Ego Psychology, which are associated analytical perspectives and compliment a Jungian approach to depth psychological treatment.

I believe that the body, mind & soul are intertwined. As a counselor & coach my purpose & goal is to inspire & empower you, teaching you the tools you need to interpret & respond to situations differently. I offer you the opportunity to learn different & new ways of understanding yourself & reasons for your feelings & thoughts. I will help you to see the situations you face as opportunities to grow & evolve. I will work closely & intently with you to encourage & offer focus & clarification on what steps to take to experience more peace, calm & good in life, improving you.

Whether you are encountering personal problems, relationship issues, life adjustments, or confronting trauma; therapy has the potential to offer you support, consistency, and insight to help. I seek to address both the immediate presenting problems you are dealing with and the deeper, more long term issues that may be contributing as well. I value genuine connection, humor, suspending judgment, and supporting others in all phases of life in my therapeutic approach. Through the lens of these values I utilize a range of therapeutic modalities including; ACT, EMDR, MBCT, EFT, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and a humanistic approach.

I personally know what it is like to struggle and how hard it can be to reach out for support. Frequently, we can find ourselves merely enduring our circumstances. Therapy can be seen as a catalyst for us to gain insight into the aspects of our lives that we may be overlooking. We often create subconscious strategies to manage our pain, anxiety, and trauma. Sometimes those strategies are helpful. Sometimes less so. Realizing that some of our strategies aren't as helpful can be the catalyst to pursuing therapy. I hope to help in creating something new and in helping us to better understand you and why you do the things you do.

One of my top priorities is to create a space in which you can feel accepted and valued just the way you are, a space in which you can heal. I am loving and open-minded and enjoy working with people from all walks of life. I love connecting with others and believe that each person has qualities that make them valuable and unique. I love taking into consideration your individual characteristics, needs, and strengths, and I strive to make your experience in therapy enjoyable.

"I offer an integrated, creative approach to psychotherapy focusing on the unique needs, interests and vitality of each of my clients.I am dedicated to processes that help individuals discover new solutions to difficult life challenges and achieve important life dreams and goals. I am committed to nonjudgmental, optimistic, realistic approaches. As no single method suits everyone, my own approach draws from energy and positive psychology, attachment theory, humanistic, existential, and depth psychology. I offer Solution-Focused Brief Therapies as well as long term continuous care. We can meet in my private office or get outside for alternative settings such as hiking, walking, snowshoeing, etc.

Do you feel stuck? Alone? Confused about how to move forward? I provide support to clients who experience mild to significant challenges with day to day activities, whether it be at work, school, home, or in relationships. If you’re going through a life transition, addressing impulsive behavior and/or addiction, or are just in need of some additional support, therapy can be a great change-agent to help you move toward your goals. I use a humanistic, client-centered focus in my therapeutic approach. I believe consistent, transparent and evidence based support is the most effective to help my clients progress through treatment.

I believe in individualized treatment for each person. As the client, your treatment is yours and I will assist with meeting your needs. I practice from a humanistic person-centered approach with CBT, DBT, PCIT, and play therapy modalities. My passions are working with children and teens as well as people with disabilities. I have experience working with autism and other developmental disabilities as well as children and teens with a variety of diagnoses and backgrounds. I love people and I love to learn. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have and explore if I am the right fit for you.

I'm Brittany, a dedicated therapist committed to guiding individuals through life's ups and down. I understand that seeking therapy is a significant step, and I'm here to provide a safe, supportive space where you can explore your emotions, thoughts and goals. I draw from a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), and Humanistic approaches. My goal is to tailor our sessions to your specific needs and preferences, insuring that therapy is a personalized and effective journey.

I believe in a client's ability to work towards change and I am grateful for the opportunity to be along for the journey. I am particularly interested in working with clients who experience career related stress. Our jobs/careers take up a significant portion of our lives and career counseling helps clients to explore new jobs and education, or manage the stressors of a current job. I also have experience working with clients with symptoms of depression, anxiety, ADHD and substance use.

Marvin isn't just a therapist; he's your dedicated partner in overcoming life's most challenging pains. He understands the depth of your struggles, and he's here to guide you through them. If you're motivated to be in therapy, open to honesty about your life's challenges, and unafraid to dig deep and heal your wounds, Marvin is here to support you. Marvin specializes in addressing the most challenging mental health issues. Whether you're dealing with Autism, Anxiety/Depression, Bipolar disorder, Trauma, or Suicidal Ideation, he's committed to guiding you through these difficult journeys.

My approach to therapy is centered around my clients' experiences that often underlie their symptoms. I believe that this approach leads to long-lasting changes and helps my clients find greater purpose in their lives. I work towards creating a supportive and accepting atmosphere to ensure my clients feel truly heard and valued.

I am a licensed marriage and family therapist associate working under supervision. In my three years as a clinician I have served couples, families, and individuals experiencing problems from depression and anxiety to trauma or compulsive behaviors. I have worked in private practice, residential treatment, college mental health, and community therapy locations. My educational focus has been in sexuality, trauma, and relationship-aware therapy. I listen to your stories and problems and partner with you in healing, reimagining, and renewing your life. I use therapy modalities that emphasize the strengths you already possess.

I am currently an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor at Dr. Christy Kane's office providing therapy for individuals, couples, and families. My previous profession of 20+ years was in technology with a BS degree in Business Management & Marketing. I spent most my time developing and mentoring individuals and teams successfully achieving goals. I returned to school in 2020 to get a MS degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with my goal of helping others live happier and more fulfilling lives.

Celeste Wiggins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She holds a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. She has worked in forensic, school-based, and private practice settings regarding issues of trauma, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addiction, psychosis, autism spectrum related issues, and ADHD. Celeste has experience working with people of a wide range of ages, genders (or no genders), sexualities (or no sexualities), and races. She works from a client-centered, humanistic/transpersonal, queer-affirming, multiculturally humble, and attachment-based/relational framework.

I believe that life can be meaningful and fulfilling. This can come from exploration and healing. The focus in my practice is on LGBTQIA+ individuals and individuals experiencing faith crisis, transition, and questioning. In my professional experience trauma, depression, and various anxieties can make life feel overwhelming and lonely.

I have worked with many populations including adolescents, children, homeless, couples, families and individuals. I have lived in the South Pacific including Hawaii and Tonga. I have also lived in California , Arizona, Washington and I currently live in Provo Utah. I have worked with a wide number of different cultures and people of different beliefs. I adhere to a humanistic model of Psychotherapy in that no one person is the same and everyone deserves to be treated with empathy. I focus on each individual's potential and stress of growth and self-actualization.

I personally know what it is like to reach out for support. Everyone has a unique story, and therapy doesn’t look the same for any two people. I am committed to remaining curious, non-judgemental and open to understanding you. I believe that it is imperative to be grounded in evidence-based practices, I find it equally as important to be genuine and compassionate within this very connection-based work. I primarily utilize humanistic and narrative therapeutic approaches, and often incorporate other modalities to best address the unique needs of each person I work with.

From your earliest memory until now, there have been countless versions of you. You are not a fixed, autonomous entity consistent across time, but rather fluid and continuously changing. In each new moment you have the opportunity to create who you want to be in the next. Sometimes in these moments, however, you might maladaptively begin to define yourself, others, or the world, thus impairing mental health. These perspectives may also be particularly evident in your most intimate relationships, leading to patterns or cycles that can be hard to break. As a therapist, I'm interested in root causes rather than treating symptoms.