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Our services provide comprehensive support, addressing diverse needs to enhance well-being and empower individuals towards a path of positive personal growth and fulfillment.
Couples and Family Therapy focuses on improving relationships by exploring patterns, resolving conflicts, and fostering understanding. Therapists address issues like communication breakdowns, infidelity, and life transitions, creating a safe space to strengthen connections and enhance overall family or couple dynamics.
Trauma therapy is a specialized form of mental health treatment that helps individuals recover from past traumatic experiences. Therapists employ various evidence-based techniques to address trauma's impact on emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, aiming to promote healing and resilience.
Veteran and First Responders therapy is tailored mental health support for those who've served or responded to emergencies. Addressing trauma, stress, and unique challenges, therapists work to enhance coping strategies, resilience, and overall well-being in a specialized and empathetic context.
LGBTQ+ therapy provides affirming mental health support, addressing unique challenges individuals may face due to sexual orientation or gender identity. Therapists foster a safe space, promoting self-discovery, coping skills, and resilience while navigating societal complexities and fostering a sense of belonging.
Equine-Assisted Therapy (EAT) is a therapeutic approach that harnesses the healing power of horses to promote emotional, cognitive, physical, and social well-being. This innovative Therapy involves structured activities with horses guided by certified mental health therapists.
Anthony graduated with his Bachelors degree in Pre-clinical studies in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2019 from Brigham Young University-Idaho and then completed his Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Ashlie received her Bachelor of Social Work from Utah State University in 2018 and her Master of Social Work from Utah State University in their Advanced Standing Program in 2019.
Brooke received her Masters degree in social work from University of Central Florida in 2020. She’s spent the last 4 years providing therapy to adults with chronic mental illnesses from a diverse range of adults age ranging from 18-65+.
Brooklyn received her Bachelors in Psychology in 2019 and her Masters in Education with a focus in School Counseling in 2021. Her passion is to help individuals to improve their mental health, especially children and adolescents.
Cecilia is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and specializes in Adult & Geriatric Mental Health. She received her Bachelor of Social Work from Texas A&M University in 2011 and graduated with her Masters in Social Welfare.
Chris graduated from Weber State University with a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Zoology. He graduated with a master’s degree in Social Work from Utah State University in 2020.
Claudia is a dedicated first-year Master of Social Work (MSW) student at Boise State University and is passionate about mental health advocacy.
Cortney graduated with her Bachelor’s in Social Work in 2021. She’s currently in a Master’s of Social Work program through Our Lady of the Lake University, and will graduate in May of 2025.
Daniel graduated from Weber State University with a bachelor’s degree in Family Studies and a minor in Psychology. Daniel finds fulfillment in empathetically working to keep children safe and strengthen family units.
I find my purpose in helping individuals connect with themselves in order to have better relationships with others and life satisfaction. I believe in self-care and self-awareness not only for my clients but also for myself as a clinician…
Originally from Texas, Halie is completing her degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Utah Valley University. When she’s not working, you can find her outdoors climbing, paddling, backpacking, skiing, or working in her garden.
John’s expertise is working with teensagers who struggle with depression, anxiety, life stress, attachment concerns, irritability, lack of motivation and family, friends, and relationship conflicts.
When I am faced with personal challenges, I try to look at each experience as an opportunity for learning and growth. I strive to be patient with myself as I recognize that I am a work in progress…
Originally from Kentucky, Katie has lived in multiple locations (IL, MO, ID, AZ, MA, UT) across the country with family, to attend university, and serve a mission…
I have a deep understanding that no single approach is fitting for every individual and therefore have been trained in a range of modalities including Accelerated Resolution therapy…
Kaylan received her A.S. in alcohol and substance abuse counseling from OSU-OKC, a B.S. in psychology from University of Central Oklahoma, and a M.S. in clinical mental health counseling from Mid-America Christian Uni.
Lakyn has been trained in DBT and studied Gottman’s practices. She has the desire to specialize in military, trauma, addiction, abuse, mental health, and general life issues…
Liya graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in family studies at the University of Nevada. She worked as a research assistant utilizing behavioral interventions to empower children with anxiety-based disorders.
Madisen got her Bachelors of Social Work at Utah State University in 2017 and her Masters of Social Work in 2023 from Boise State University. Madisen has a broad range of experience working with children, adults, and the aging population.
Marie has had many roles in serving others. She has had a variety of healthcare related roles, which included Dialysis and Certified Nursing Assistant roles in multiple settings. She also has experience in drug probation…
Matt received his Bachelor’s in Psychology from BYU in 2018 and his Masters in Clinical Social Work at the University of Utah with a focus in substance abuse. Matt’s worked in an outpatient setting working with teens to adults.
I have been practicing since 2013 when I graduated with a master’s in social work from Northwest Nazarene University. Since that time, I have focused on gaining additional certifications that would benefit my clients…
Rosie earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Behavioral Science from the University of La Verne in California in 2001. She received her Masters of Social Work from the University of Utah in 2018. She’s empowered her clients to believe in themselves and not let anything stop them from succeeding in life.
In her time working with DCFS, Sandie gained experience working with families that have been impacted by abuse or neglect, substance abuse, mental illness, and domestic violence…
Boundary setting and clear communication are two important aspects Shelby works with individuals to outline and refine. Through advocacy for self and future planning, Shelby hopes to help individuals recognize, shift and achieve a life of fulfillment and happiness…
Because Talia works closely with families, children, and teens, she has extensive knowledge of child welfare and congregate care. Talia works alongside youth and families experiencing trauma, neglect, developmental delays, suicide ideations, and more.
I believe that in order to help others, I must be at my best. I enjoy spending time with my family and kids. Laughing is good for the soul, so I try to laugh as often as possible and enjoy the small moments’ life offers…
Yongyi graduate with a master’s in social work from the advanced standing program at Weber State University in 2024. She’s committed to creating a safe space to discuss and address people’s mental health needs.
I believe in respecting the rights, dignity and worth of individuals and families as they learn and grow, realizing their potential and importance of human relationships through integrity and service.
Life can be incredibly stressful and challenging. There might be moments when you feel as if the entire world is on your shoulders, and that weight can be suffocating. It might feel as if things are never going to get better; that life will always remain painful. And perhaps you’re depressed or anxious—maybe you’re unsure about the future of a relationship or feel that you aren’t living the life you were meant to lead. Whatever your needs may be, Psychological Preventative Health is here to offer support.
Therapy is a process of growth and self-discovery. It’s a step towards healing and enjoying life to the fullest. And the path of therapy isn’t always linear; everyone’s journey looks different, and that’s okay. In our sessions, we recognize everyone’s unique experience and promote behavioral transformation by teaching skills, encouraging a positive outlook, and adopting new attitudes and reactions.
Psychological Preventative Health has years of professional experience serving various Utah cities. We pride ourselves in helping clients regain what was lost and come out the other end stronger. Please know that seeking help isn’t a sign of weakness; if anything, it shows tremendous courage and strength. So, contact one of our clinicians today to take a step towards a new positive outlook!
Our Areas of Expertise: couples and family therapy, individual therapy, LGBTQ therapy, children and adolescents therapy, trauma therapy, and now equine-assisted therapy.
2909 Washington Blvd
Suites 150, 201, 202
Ogden, UT 84401
64 E Center St
Logan UT 84321
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