Taylor Manning is a dedicated and compassionate Clinical Social Worker specializing in couples therapy and individual therapy. Known for understanding the uniqueness of every relationship, Taylor tailors therapy to meet the specific needs of each couple, guiding them toward improved communication and effective conflict management for a more connected relationship. Taylor is passionate about supporting individuals dealing with OCD, anxiety, and faith crises, cultivating a nurturing environment to explore the intense thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that impact their lives and relationships. With expertise in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), Taylor implements various techniques, including those from the Gottman Method, to bring about meaningful change and enhance well-being. As an associate instructor at the University of Utah, Taylor is committed to fostering empathy, flexibility, and empowerment within therapy sessions. Emphasizing respect and professionalism, Taylor ensures that each couple and individual receives attentive support tailored to their journey. The therapeutic space created by Taylor is one where vulnerability is met with care, and each client is encouraged to embrace the possibility of change.