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Meet a Utah Therapist: Laura Davies, MFTI

By Utah Therapy / July 11, 2023 /

Meet a Utah Therapist: Laura Davies, MFTI In search of a telehealth therapist in Utah? Finding the right fit for you and your family doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Let’s talk about Laura Davies, MFTI, a Utah Telehealth Therapist. About Laura Laura Davies is originally from Chapel Hill, NC. Some of her hobbies include exploring…

Relationship Counseling: How to Balance Couple and Family Time

By Utah Therapy / July 11, 2023 /

How Relationship Counseling Can Help You Learn to Balance Couple and Family Time One common struggle that gets brought up in relationship counseling is how to balance couple and family time. It is important for you and your spouse to show your child love and affection. But how can you find a good balance between…

Meet a Utah Therapist: Dorothy Cobia, MMFT, LMFT

By Utah Therapy / July 4, 2023 /

Meet Utah Therapist Dorothy Cobia, MMFT, LMFT  If you are searching for the best therapist for you and your family in Utah, it can be easy to become overwhelmed. How can you find the best therapist for your situation and therapy goals? (Related article: How to Find the Best Therapist for You).  Our office is here…

Meet a Utah Therapist: Rachel Field, LMFT

By Utah Therapy / July 4, 2023 /

Meet a Utah Therapist: Rachel Field, LMFT in Orem, Utah In search of a therapist in Orem, Utah? Our offices have more than 20 qualified and caring therapists who are here to help. (Related article: How to Find the Best Therapist for You).  Today, you will learn about Rachel Brown, a therapist in our Orem,…

How Counseling Can Help Your Anxiety

By Utah Therapy / July 4, 2023 /

Individual Counseling: Coping with Anxiety Everyone worries, but how can you know if you have anxiety that needs individual counseling? Some worrying and concern about the stresses of your life is normal. So when is it time for you to seek extra support in counseling? Today, you will learn all about anxiety and how individual…

Meet a Utah Therapist: Stephanie Benson, LAMFT

By Utah Therapy / June 29, 2023 /

Meet South Jordan Therapist Stephanie Benson, LAMFT Are you searching for a therapist in Utah? Our office is here for you. We have over 20 qualified and caring therapists who are ready to help. (Related article: How to Find the Best Therapist for You).  So, when it comes to finding the right therapist, where can…

Meet a Utah Therapist: Ryan Anstead, LAMFT

By Utah Therapy / June 28, 2023 /

Meet Utah Therapist Ryan Anstead, LAMFT Are you looking for a therapist for you and your family in Utah? The search for the right counselor can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Our office has many trained and experienced therapists that are here to help. (Related article: How to Find the Best Therapist…

Utah Parenting: How to Support Your Returned Missionary Child

By Utah Therapy / June 23, 2023 /

Utah Parenting Advice: How to Support Your Returned Missionary Child Since we are located in Utah, it’s not unusual for us to hear from people who want parenting advice for their Latter-Day Saint Returned Missionary Children. And if you have a child who is a returned missionary, you might relate to some of the unique challenges…

Spotting “Green Flags” in Relationship Counseling

By Utah Therapy / June 21, 2023 /

Counseling: How to Spot “Green Flags” In Your Relationship If you have been following this counseling blog for a while, you might notice that there is a lot I could write about when it comes to “red flags” (signs that there may be a problem) in a relationship. And that makes sense. Relationships are hard!…

Relationship Counseling: How Can I Know If It’s Time to Break Up?

By Utah Therapy / June 19, 2023 /

Relationship Counseling: Is This Relationship Worth It? Many clients come to our office seeking individual relationship counseling. If you are in a similar boat, you may struggle to know if your relationship should continue. When is it best to break things off? Or is it worth it to power through the hard stuff?  The answers…

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