In Person Therapists in Provo, UT

Hey there, I'm Abby, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). I have experience helping individuals, couples, and families in therapy. I have helped clients address concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma, eating and body image concerns, relational problems (communication issues, disconnection and intimacy concerns, couple conflict, parent-child strain), cultural diversity and LGBTQ+ issues, ADHD, OCD, and religious/spiritual issues. I have also provided premarital therapy to engaged and newly married couples.

Hey there! I'm Annie Bryner. As a clinician, I treat the whole person. As a sex therapist, I help my clients have a healthy, positive relationship with sex. I promise to make you comfortable about areas that have caused you discomfort. You are not flawed or broken. As a trauma therapist, it is important to me to understand what trauma you have experienced in your life that may be causing your depression, anxiety, anger, or pain. My main treatment modalities are Brainspotting and EMDR. With these therapies, even severe symptoms of PTSD can be treated and hope can be found.

Life often hands us many changes and challenges, and sometimes we feel like we have to face them alone. I believe we do not have to face these challenges alone, and it is okay to ask for help. I take a client-centered approach to meet individuals where they are, help them feel supported and guided through their challenges, and assist them in reaching their individual goals. I strive to help individuals feel more hopeful and empowered to face the challenges of life and ultimately find peace and healing.

I am a narcissist survivor. Therapy helped me untangle and reassign responsibility in my experiences. I understand the pain of emotional abuse, single motherhood, divorce, trauma and the heartache of feeling alone and unimportant. Life gets hard and unfair. My personal experiences give me deep empathy for my clients. My goal is to help others find themselves, heal from depression and trauma, and learn to use their voice with confidence and power. I understand the science behind good relationships and want to empower you in finding peace, connection, healing, and belonging.

There’s a reason you’re searching for a therapist - something in life isn’t quite right. Are pain, trauma, and mental health issues in the driver's seat? Are you tired of being unsatisfied with your life? That makes sense! Therapy can help.

I am passionate about helping my clients find growth, health, strength, and happiness in relationships, and in life. I enjoy working with individuals, couples, and families who are dealing with anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, identity, perfectionism, relationship issues, addiction recovery, and LGBT issues. I was born and raised in Utah Valley and I earned my master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Loma Linda University in California.

Life can get out of control pretty quick, and having somebody to help you sort through the good, the bad, and the weird can be the difference between a beautiful existence and an awful one. I’d love to be that helper for you. You can trust that no matter what you say or what terrible thing is happening in your life, I will treat you with kindness, respect, and care. You live a perfectly unique life that no one else has ever had, and I want to hear your story and work toward wellness together.

Hello! I'm Sarah Ingerson, DNP, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with over 7 years experience in medication management for mental health. Rivendell Clinic was started in 2023 for teens and adults from 14-64 in Provo, Utah with depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, insomnia, and bipolar disorder.

Holly Binks is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor who understands what the stresses and challenges of life can bring. Holly has a holistic view towards counseling, considering all aspects of an individual's life to create balance and peace. She has been married for 20 years and has six children. Holly has a passion for motherhood and determination for empowering other mothers and women. She also believes that healthy relationships are crucial to one’s well-being. Holly also has been trained in EMDR and works with clients who have experienced trauma in various forms.

I grew up in Mongolia where vulnerability was viewed as a sign of weakness in the community. Due to the culture, I had been trained to suppress my feelings throughout my life. I suffered silently when I had anxiety, depression, and traumas in my family of origin. I know how hard it is when nobody understands you, feeling numb while feeling a lot of emotions, and struggling to forgive while loving loved ones. However, I was lucky to find the right therapist who cared, cried, and helped me deeply. Therapy helped me to empower myself and bring change in my life.

I love helping adults, children, teens, and their parents successfully navigate life’s challenges. My primary focus is on creating a safe space for people to process their struggles and discover and build on their strengths. I believe that people have what they need to thrive inside of them and my purpose is to help them access that through talk and play. I am familiar with and trained in using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Hi, I'm Jenna. I have always been enthusiastic about helping others to improve their lives and the lives of their families. As an associate clinical mental health counselor, I am trained to help individuals and couples heal and grow through challenging life experiences and events. I believe that emotional connection and healthy communication patterns are necessary to building and maintaining lasting relationships. I employ a person-centered, strengths-based approach to empower clients to reach their capacity for change and growth.

One of the most important protective factors against most mental health concerns is having a support system full of safe and genuine relationships. I believe that the quality of the relationships you have with others and with yourself ultimately impacts your quality of life. I can be but one of those pillars of support as I help empower individuals and families to take control of their own life and make of it what they so desire! I want to provide a safe space where you can unlearn and rethink the unsafe behaviors/thought processes that have kept you safe in the past but continue to hold you back from realizing your full potential.

Together, we will explore your world, your experiences, and your story, towards understanding how this life-narrative is shaping your current everyday reality. By heightening awareness around the impact of your life-narrative, we can consider the core struggles inherent in the human condition, exploring them in context and with intention that can be more life-changing than symptom reducing. I approach clients with the assumption that they come to therapy to engage in the challenging inner-work that, while uncomfortable, is life-changing.

I believe that humans are wired for meaning, connection, and belonging. Most of our struggles in life are intimately tied to how we experience our relationships—including with ourselves—and how we find purpose. Through a unique integration of Western and Eastern principles of human thriving, I support individuals and couples seeking emotional, sexual, and spiritual wholeness, as well as deeper healing and intimacy in their relationships with themselves and others. As awareness precedes power, my goal is to help clients increase in self-understanding so they feel empowered to then address personal difficulties on their own terms.

I’ve helped many people in my career who have struggled with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and relationship difficulties because of trauma, abuse, loss, or other high-stress experiences from their past. It’s not just the events we’ve experienced, but rather the result of how those events continue to affect us. I help patients retain learning and wisdom from their past but lose the pain. Everyone who steps into my office will be valued, heard, and respected no matter how difficult the issues may be to talk about. I respect and treat each person as I would want my own family member treated.

Due to my unique life history and experiences, I have a tremendous passion for mental health. As a native of East Africa, I have experienced hardships that enable me to develop compassion and empathy for others' life struggles. I’m passionate about helping individuals and seeing them grow. My approach to Therapy is client-centered, and filled with kindness and understanding. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment to share your concern and thoughts.

Young adulthood is an exciting time, but it can also be an overwhelming experience. Many young adults experience social anxiety as they focus on new friendships and dating. Others stress about surviving college or committing to a career path. Faith issues become a source of concern for some. For those who are married or in a relationship, connecting with another person emotionally and intimately can be a struggle. Creating a new identity as a young adult can also reawaken old problems from past abuse/traumas, depression, self-damaging behaviors, and scrupulosity/OCD.

As a school-based professional for over 14 years, I work primarily with children, adolescents and young adults with everything from anxiety, anger, trauma and depression to ADHD, Autism and ODD. I have extensive testing experience having worked in the schools and in private practice. I provide testing for cognitive, academic, personality, social, emotional, behavioral, and adaptive deficits and commonly for autism, ADHD and executive dysfunction. My therapy approach is grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy with elements of mindfulness and acceptance.