Support for Your Mental Health, When You Need It Most

Now Accepting New Clients: Meet Three of Our Amazing Therapists with Immediate Openings

Matt (he/him) earned his Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Weber State University and his Master’s from Boise State University and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. During his clinical training, he worked on a mobile crisis team, collaborating with hospitals, law enforcement, and community partners to support individuals and families during mental health emergencies. This experience strengthened his skills in rapid assessment, safety planning, and providing steady, solutions-focused care in moments of distress.

Matt works with adults and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and major life transitions. He draws from CBT, ACT, and DBT through a trauma-informed lens, creating a collaborative and nonjudgmental space for growth. Outside of work, he enjoys electric longboarding and writing, and believes therapy is most effective when grounded in curiosity, compassion, and creativity.

Stephanie was raised in Miami, Florida, and earned her B.A. in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Florida International University. After graduating, she relocated to Colorado, where she worked in forensic settings including jails and courts, supporting individuals involved in the justice system and contributing to the nation’s first competency team. Motivated to deepen her impact, she earned an M.A. in Forensic Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Her work revealed systemic barriers faced by clients and strengthened her commitment to early intervention, leading her to expand her focus to children and adolescents to help prevent future system involvement.

As a Hispanic woman, Stephanie is honored to serve Spanish-speaking and marginalized communities and is committed to creating safe, affirming therapeutic spaces. Recently relocating to Utah to be closer to family, she remains dedicated to empowering clients to feel heard and supported. In addition to her clinical work, she holds a degree in music performance and advocates for the healing power of connection through music and the arts.

Michelle has experience supporting children and adolescents navigating Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), anxiety, and depression. She previously worked as a Registered Behavior Technician in Applied Behavior Analysis and as a Recreational Specialist at a residential treatment center, where she facilitated recreation therapy and DBT process groups. These roles strengthened her belief in the healing power of movement, connection, and emotional safety.

She is passionate about working with individuals across the lifespan, with a strong commitment to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community, those healing from religious trauma, first responders and their families, and individuals in close relationships with neurodivergent loved ones. Michelle strives to create inclusive, affirming spaces where clients feel seen and empowered. Outside of work, she enjoys mountain biking, whitewater rafting, snowboarding, and exploring the outdoors with her partner and their dog.