Find a Therapist in Centerville, UT

Brittney Olsen is a compassionate counselor (LCMHC) with extensive experience working with diverse age groups, including children, adolescents, and adults. She has effectively facilitated emotional regulation, listening skills, anger and stress management, as well as art and recreation groups, and family therapy sessions. Specializing in anxiety disorders, trauma, depression, oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), ADHD/ADD, reactive attachment disorder (RAD), and other mood disorders, Brittney is committed to empowering her clients. She assists individuals in making choices that foster healthy relationships and encouraging personal growth. Brittney passionately advocates for the special needs of children, equipping them and their families with essential tools to manage anxiety and depression, while guiding them through their unique journeys.

Bethany Perez is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a passion for empowerment, healing, and support. Over the past three years, she has worked with a diverse clientele, including children, teenagers, adults, and families. Specializing in trauma-focused work, Bethany is committed to building resiliency and strengthening the protective factors essential for emotional well-being. Her approach focuses on helping parents understand their roles while guiding children and teens in coping with their emotions effectively. With a firm belief in each individual's capacity for change, she provides client-centered, strength-based, and solution-focused therapy. Bethany is certified in TF-CBT and is experienced in various modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), art therapy, mindfulness, and family systems therapy. She brings warmth and compassion to her practice, making it a supportive environment for all her clients.

Deborah Stone, PhD, ACmhc, is a dedicated counselor who specializes in helping clients navigate the challenges of PTSD, addiction, and anger issues often stemming from childhood trauma. Over the years, she has successfully cultivated trusting relationships with clients, empowering them to understand, heal, and transform maladaptive behaviors, enabling them to move forward in life. She has also provided compassionate support to families of incarcerated individuals, helping them cope with their circumstances and foster supportive environments for their loved ones upon reentry. Additionally, her experience encompasses guiding families through the painful loss of children to suicide, having served on the board of directors for Parents of Murdered Children. With a doctorate in counseling psychology and a focus on serving clients dealing with grief, addiction, and anger management for over 15 years, Deborah offers a beacon of hope for those weary of living with unresolved pain. She believes that every challenge carries the potential for resolution, and she works collaboratively with clients to build courage, self-esteem, and a hopeful outlook toward the future, affirming that no problem is insurmountable.