Sam Major is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT, MSMFT) specializing in treating clients grappling with addiction, including pornography addiction, and behavioral disorders among adolescent males. He adeptly addresses depression, anxiety, and spiritual identity, focusing on common concerns that lead individuals to seek therapy. With a strong emphasis on clients drawing from their religious backgrounds for healing, particularly those guided by LDS faith, Sam enjoys working with college-aged men facing addiction challenges, adolescent boys, as well as premarital and newlywed couples. His therapeutic approach emphasizes identifying the underlying patterns that perpetuate clients' struggles. By integrating the best practices from various therapeutic models—such as Compassion-Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Positive Psychology—Sam guides clients toward transformative change and goal achievement. His training in philosophical psychology further enriches his unique existential therapy approach. Sam prioritizes creating a safe, welcoming environment in the therapy room, allowing clients to explore their most profound struggles. He is described as a compassionate therapist, committed to walking alongside each individual as they navigate through their challenges, providing patience, kindness, and sensitive guidance.