Sandie Morlock

I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Weber State University and my Master’s in Social Work from the University of Utah. I began my career serving teens in the Juvenile Justice System, helping them develop healthy coping skills and reunify with their families. For the past 18 years, I’ve worked with the Department of Child and Family Services, 16 years on the ongoing team and the last 4 years in Child Protective Services. Through this work, I’ve supported individuals and families in moments of crisis, offering stabilization and connection to resources. My experience includes working with those impacted by abuse, neglect, substance use, domestic violence, and mental illness, as well as working with couples to rebuild and strengthen their relationships.

I’m passionate about the healing connection between humans and animals and use Equine Therapy as part of my practice. I believe horses can help create a calming, grounded space that supports emotional processing, trust-building, and meaningful therapeutic relationships. Outside of work, my horses are part of my own self-care, and I find joy in spending time with them. I also love camping, boating, razor riding, snowmobiling, and playing with my dogs, but most of all, I love being a mom and “Grammy” to my grandkids. My goal is to help each person I work with gain new perspective, trust the process, and find strength through connection.