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I will warn you now…I’m not the typical therapist. Graduated from University of Utah in Psychology, then got my Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Been licensed as a full Clinical Mental Health Counselor since 2000, and working in the medical field since 15 years before that.
I’ve worked in most local hospitals starting from an orderly, to an EMT, and as a crisis worker- on the floors, in the psych units, and in the ER. I worked for Valley Mental Health as a Social Service Worker, then a Professional counselor at Oxbow Jail. Then in Utah County after graduating as the Outpatient Director for the Residential and Outpatient programs, Director for Odyssey House of Utah’s Outpatient Services, and then as an Outpatient therapist- where I worked at the prison part time. At the same time, I was working with AETNA insurance on their EAP team supervising 3 teams across the country, helping members find therapists, manage crisis response teams (for bank robberies), and on the phone providing immediate client crisis response and facilitation, as needed. Today, I am the Clinical Director for Jordan West Family Counseling and also do private therapy.
Obviously, I have been a workaholic.
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana (‘Nawlins’), Raised in Bountiful, Utah for the most part. We moved around a lot. My parents were in the Air Force, and my extended family has served in other branches for generations. Lived in Peru for two years and have seen Machu Picchu (twice, and it truly is AMAZING), also Bolivia, Ecuador, and Mexico. I speak Spanish (though rusty).
I love animals, especially jungle cats like panthers, pumas, leopards, etc, and I have two miniature jungle cats now … (Really only domestic cats but one is solid black and loves to hunt. He brings me birds, mice and sometimes grasshoppers.)
I love helping people learn a different way to look at life and recognize their own strengths. No one wakes up in the morning and says they are going to make the worst decisions they can and make themselves miserable. I believe we make the best decisions we can…given the information we have at the time. So if we do make a bad decision, it is not because we are not smart or we are trying to punish ourselves but that we don’t have enough information to make a better decision.
My expectation for therapy is: Come into therapy and share your story. Then we step back and look at it ‘from a distance’, and come up with a plan to change the thinking that was used to make the mistakes. Then we ‘forgive ourselves’, accept our decisions, and go out and make better decisions going forward.
If you need to come back to ‘tweak’ the thinking because we are still putting ourselves (or getting put) into unhappy or unsafe situations, we need more or better information and solutions.
If you’re willing to take this journey, I look forward to working with you.
My name is Angela Gerritsen. I’ve been practicing as a licensed clinical social worker for ten years. I graduated from the University of Utah in 2014 with a master’s degree in social work.
As a clinical therapist, I specialize in serving adolescents, adults, and court-ordered clients who are experiencing complex mental health issues.
I have experience working with clients suffering from anxiety, depression, and trauma. I hold a clinical license, offering in-person and teletherapy in Utah and Idaho.
My approach to therapy is person-centered, process-oriented, and solution-focused. I use evidence-based interventions tailored to the client’s needs and situation.
My goal for clients is for them to feel connected in therapy, either to maintain the healing they’ve integrated or to have a fluid space to learn, practice, and apply new skills while developing a flexible mindset about themselves.
In my personal life, I live in a way that I hope aligns with the values that I demonstrate in my work. I cherish the time I spend with my family and animals and the connections they bring to my life.
My name is Barbara Anderson. I am a Clinical Mental Health Counselor with over 25 years experience. I specialize working with adults, teens and couples who experience depression, anxiety, domestic violence, sexual/physical abuse and marital issues. I specialize in trauma informed care using CBT and DBT integrating these with mindfulness, and solution focused therapy. I believe in having clients actively involved in their healing process. I encourage reading, journaling and other homework assignments. In my free I enjoy traveling, especially to the beach and Disneyland, running, swimming and playing with my grandchildren.
Bryan Harrison is a licensed professional mental health counselor (LCSW) and began this career in 2003, he has various degrees, one of which is an Engineering degree from the University of Utah and several years experience in the aerospace field. He also spent eight years in the military (artillery) serving our country. He has have helped many diverse clients with various mental health issues, and he reports using an eclectic modality with a client-centered approach – depending on what the client needs and desires (i.e. CBT, REBT, DBT, NLP, Mindfulness, Behavior modification, Trauma-informed, Solution-focused, Psychodynamics, etc.). Also, he tends to work with individual adults and couples, rather than children lately, and he is also accomplished in leading groups. Personal Interests: He has been a big mountain skier and was a nationally certified ski instructor (PSIA) at Utah ski resorts. He has enjoyed many various sports, including scuba diving, mountain biking, skiing, and motorcycling.
My name is Emily Evans. I am a Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC). I have worked in the mental health field since 2012. I work with teenagers and adults. I also do evaluations and treatmentforcourt-ordered clients with domestic violence and substance abuse charges. I specialize with clients who experience anxiety, depression, trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD),attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)bipolar disorder, anger and relationship distress.
My approach to therapy is informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Interpersonal therapy, and healthy coping skills.I strive to help you find what works best for you according to your values, improve your family and intimate partner relationships, empower you to make changes for the better, and treat you with respect andacceptance. When I am not working, I enjoy swimming, going on walks, writing, singing, listening to music, going out to eat with my friends and spending time with my family.
Iberty accompanies you to search intrinsically towards freedom and balance in its physical, mental (beliefs), emotional and spiritual (energies) stages.
She has more than 30 years working in various communities, observing culture in personal and family dynamics – how our narrative and perception impact upbringing, relationships and fullness in society. She is a constant student of the laws of Creation, mother, life companion and wife, clinical therapist, funny grandmother and a being living in awareness. Iberty, in both English and Spanish, loves to participate and support the rebirth of happy, gentle and responsible individuals as they build loving and prosperous communities.
Her approach is in simplicity of ideas, creative education, conscious process, and play towards empathy.
Iberty practices the growing collaboration of like-minded beings committed to the well-being of all in union, in environments of mutual respect.
Love your neighbor as yourself is a foundational element in self-knowledge and healing!
“Doing everything from the intelligence and vibration of an open heart”.
Lucinda Howes is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with over 30 years experience helping individuals and families navigate parenting and family challenges. She has over 13 years experience working with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression and specializes in trauma-informed care. Lucinda is a certified EMDR therapist working with children, teens and adults with PTSD. She integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and solution-focused therapy in her sessions. Lucinda believes in a client-centered approach, ensuring that each individual feels heard and understood as they work together to achieve their goals. She also provides family and couples counseling. When possible she enjoys traveling, camping and enjoying her family.
Welcome! My name is Mat Edvik, and I am currently a clinical intern at Jordan West, set to graduate with my Master’s in Social Work from Grand Canyon University in October 2024. I specialize in providing therapeutic support to children ages 4-11, adolescents, and young adults, while also working with adults and court-ordered clients to help them navigate life’s challenges.
Before transitioning into social work, I spent 20 years in teaching and school administration. This experience has given me a deep understanding of the developmental and emotional needs of children and adolescents, which continues to shape my therapeutic approach today.
In my practice with children, I use child-centered play therapy techniques to create a safe and supportive environment. With teens and adults, I work collaboratively to identify evidence-based practices that best meet their needs.
When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my family. I’m also driven by a natural curiosity that keeps me exploring new ideas and experiences.