Farmington, UT Local Support & Community Resources

Marisa Anne Moon is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW) dedicated to supporting adults facing a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, anger management, and LGBTQ-AI related issues. With a focus on trauma recovery, Marisa collaborates with her clients to process deep-seated trauma and navigate through negative core beliefs, empowering them to reclaim their healthiest selves. Utilizing a multitude of evidence-based modalities honed through years of experience in the social work field, she tailors treatment plans and therapeutic goals to meet individual needs. For those grieving loss—whether due to Covid or life disruptions—Marisa offers a safe space to explore feelings of control and triggers from past experiences. Her commitment to personal growth and healing ensures that clients can rediscover their sense of purpose and confidence in a nurturing environment.

Julie Blair, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, embodies a deep passion for ensuring that childhood remains a time filled with joy, growth, and development. Regrettably, many children encounter struggles such as anxiety, depression, grief, sexual abuse, or other traumas, making their formative years daunting and overwhelming. Julie's mission is to compassionately support children and their families, guiding them toward healing and the happiness, safety, and peace they rightfully deserve. She specializes in working with children aged 3-12 using methods such as play therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy to address critical issues, including sexual abuse, grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Julie also extends her expertise to adolescents aged 13-17 and young adults aged 18-25. With a strong belief in children's resilience, she finds immense joy in collaborating with families, witnessing the remarkable transformations that occur as they navigate life's challenges together. Julie is truly grateful for the opportunity to pursue a career she loves, dedicated to fostering positive change.

Nile Brandt is a doctoral candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Utah and a passionate mental health counselor and Certified Mental Performance Consultant®. With extensive experience delivering individual therapy, both via telehealth and in-person, Nile works with adolescents and adults facing a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, transitional and adjustment issues, relationship dynamics, performance-related concerns in sports and other domains, and substance use disorders. Nile is dedicated to empowering clients by identifying their strengths and fostering confidence, ultimately guiding them towards the best quality of life possible. Whether clients are navigating the complexities of a new life path, seeking clarity on their journey, or looking for meaning in their current circumstances, Nile believes that the collaborative work they do together will promote a life filled with purpose, self-acceptance, and resilience.