Stanton Hatch, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist who brings a wealth of experience to his private practice, having previously worked at UNI for four years and in Brooklyn. He understands that therapy is not just about venting; it’s about digging deep to uncover the root of problems and achieving tangible results. Stanton employs engaging and directive methods that resonate with both children and adults. He recognizes that while we create habits to serve us, those same habits can impede our pursuit of fulfilling lives and enriching relationships. With a distinctive blend of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness, solution-focused strategies, and a family systems approach, Stanton empowers individuals to cultivate self-awareness and initiate the challenging yet rewarding shifts in perspective and behavior necessary for growth. Specializing in therapy for adolescents and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for adults, Stanton honed his skills in New York City under the guidance of seasoned family clinicians, particularly in addressing the needs of troubled youth and their overwhelmed parents. Having grown up in Utah, he is also attuned to the intricacies of LDS culture and values, allowing him to connect deeply with clients from diverse backgrounds. Stanton believes that fostering psychological flexibility is pivotal to achieving lasting mental health.