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Life is hard. We do the best we can to solve our problems with the knowledge we have. But sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult spot where we need fresh perspectives and new thinking tools to help us deal with our problems in a healthier way. That is the benefit of counseling. In a safe and affirming environment, I help my clients find solutions to problems that are solvable, learn to better cope with those that are unsolvable, and discover deeper joy and meaning in life.

At Riley Individual, Family, and Marriage Counseling, our aim is to provide comprehensive care to our community that focuses on helping individuals, families, and couples, "get back to life." We believe that everyone has innate talents, skills, and abilities to overcome life challenges. Our team is determined to help others gain insight as to what these abilities are so that they can return to growth as soon as possible. We are proud to have served communities in counties along the Wasatch Front for the past 11 years.

I believe that it is important to be heard and understood in our most important relationships. As a marriage and family therapist, I help individuals, couples and families to communicate and connect around stressful challenges and changes in life. I will help you figure out your feelings, talk about hard things and connect around difficult topics so that you have increased fulfillment in your relationships and better face mental health stress experienced in your life. Before becoming a therapist, I mentored teens and participated in college-level stunting. I enjoy working with teens and understand their struggles.

I enjoy working with people and helping them feel the best they can. The therapeutic relationship is the most important aspect of therapy. I offer a client-centered, strength based approach to mental health. I enjoy working with clients to help them improve their relationships and enjoy the most from life. I help clients identify their thinking errors and behavior patterns that are causing harm and standing in the way of them accomplishing their goals.

Therapy is: Creating desired changes which improve our lives. My goal is to help identify the obstacles which are impeding your happiness and assist you in making changes that will bring a greater level of joy and fulfillment to your life. People enjoy my warm, easy going, supportive nature as they work through life's struggles. Clients progress as they overcome fears, anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, addictions, relationship problems, old/new emotional wounds. Success in treatment comes as the barriers to my client's "desired life" fall, one by one, and they become independently prepared for new functioning in life.

You worry all the time and wonder what is wrong with you. You notice others around you going about their day, laughing and having fun, when all you think about is what is going to go wrong next. You go round and round in your head with questions like “What if my loved one gets cancer or dies?” “What if I lose my job?” “What if my home burns down?” You know your worries are overboard but don't know how to stop worrying. Your mind spins out of control until you feel completely overwhelmed. When you try to sleep at night, it is the worst, as your mind doesn’t stop for hours until you pass out from exhaustion.

I specialize in working with adolescents and adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, and trauma-related issues and disorders. I am a certified ADHD professional and thoroughly enjoy working with clients with ADHD and Autism diagnoses. Individuals seeking treatment for ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders often have co-occuring mood and anxiety disorders. My approach to therapy is centered around the individual experience of each client. Every client has a different story, and I see it as my job to cater treatment to that story. Treatment methods may include Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, CBT, parts work, and mindfulness.

Welcome! I'm Justin Wilbert, a laid-back and experienced Social Worker dedicated to helping those who have been impacted by suffering or challenges with mental health, you've come to the right place! I deeply admire those who strive to find meaning in their challenges and am passionate about helping you make sense of your experiences.

Now accepting new clients: Are you struggling to cope with your mental health? Are your emotions hard to deal with or difficult to undersatnd? Do you have symptoms of trauma you wish you could change? The reality is that most of us struggle with all of these things, and that healing is possible! You have taken the first step in that healing process by looking into how to receive help and I truly believe reaching out can be one of the hardest parts of the process. Be proud of yourself! You are most likely wanting to feel the peace that healing can bring, and as a therapist I love nothing more than helping my clients feel that.

Jarom Gaitan was born and raised in Ventura, California. Jarom has been happily married for over 20 years and a father of four children. He completed his undergrad from the University of Utah in Sociology. While working on is undergrad, Jarom gained a love for working with people having volunteered for a rape crisis team and crisis line in Utah County. Due to this experience it encouraged him to further his academic career at the University of Phoenix in Mental Health Counseling and later obtain his license as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor.

Life experience has taught me that everyone has goodness within them. Despite this, our challenges and life circumstances can, at times, prevent us from seeing that goodness within ourselves. I work to help people recognize and tap into that goodness, see their strengths and worth, and unload the burdens life has brought; ultimately finding healing and peace.

Life is difficult, and none of us are immune from painful events or circumstances. Day-to-day life is far more painful when we are burdened with unresolved trauma, OCD, anxiety, or grief. When facing one or more of these struggles, it can feel like we are at war with our minds and emotions. We start to see ourselves as the problems and our world gets smaller and lonelier over time. This is a scary place that breeds hopelessness, powerlessness, and shame.

Are you a person who has emotional ups and downs on a regular basis? Do you need more time to process information in order to make a decision? Do negative/positive experiences affect you deeply? Do you or others say you are "too" sensitive? Do you tend to feel depressed and/or anxious when responding to expectations of others and self? Being an individual who struggles to manage these traits can be discouraging. Most people use their analytical mind to find a solution or believe their circumstances must change to be happy. This cycle of frustration and effort may leave you and loved ones feeling overwhelmed, doubtful and confused.

Pain from trauma does not need to rule your life, nor does trauma always come from a catastrophic event. Often my clients come to me in pain, feeling lost and suffering with symptoms of anxiety and depression. During therapy, I often hear, “I finally have space in my head to think and energy to do the things I want to do.” Therapy is at its best when you are listened to in a deeper way. I have been told by clients that they feel I “make room” for them with a kind and personal approach. Imagine yourself feeling lighter, feeling joy, and having more energy. It is possible.

Aspire Counseling Network provides outpatient mental health services for adults, adolescents, and children. With diverse backgrounds and a wide range of specialties, our clinicians are committed to guiding you on a personalized path to healing utilizing evidence-based therapeutic techniques.

Hello, my name is McKenzie and I provide teletherapy services with Navigating Family Counseling. My goal as a therapist is to partner with clients to identify areas of desired change and work toward health and healing and living a more balanced life. I enjoy working with clients of all ages and offer online video therapy appointments for clients in the state of Utah. Online therapy provides you the opportunity to work on your personal goals from the comfort and convenience of your own home through a confidential online platform.

I work with all types of new clients, however primarily focus on Men's issues related to trauma, anxiety and depression. I have a good deal of life and educational experience that combine to handle an array of issues. I have worked in many different environments and with a vast age range. You will find that my natural demeanor offers a calming atmosphere to discuss life’s issues. The populations that I most enjoy working with are those who have traumatic experiences and would like to work to change their reaction to their surroundings, rather than attempt to force their surrounds to change to fit their needs.

Welcome! I'm Mariah Frias, a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker (CSW) dedicated to guiding individuals towards healing and personal growth. Whether you're navigating stress at work, seeking relief from anxiety, or looking to improve relationships, I provide a supportive space for exploration and transformation.

Jayne started Blue Skies Counseling with the goal of helping women heal who have experienced relationship trauma. Now, as four empathic, LGBTQIA+-allied feminist therapists, our expanded goal is to help you recognize and actively dismantle felt oppression and inequity on an individual basis, including supporting people who are questioning their faith, sexuality, and gender identity. We offer a client-centered, solution-focused approach through multicultural, humanistic, existential, and relational theories in a safe, warm environment. We also use EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), SE, and other modalities to help our clients heal.