South Jordan Utah Counseling
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Counseling in South Jordan, Utah
We are located just off of Redwood Road, south of the South Jordan Library.
Or you can get to us through Beckstead Lane.
We also provide couples therapy and individual therapy for Herriman, Riverton, Draper, West Jordan, Midvale, Bluffdale Utah.
Meet our South Jordan Utah Counseling Team
Keagan Krogh, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
About Keagan
When Keagan isn’t in session, he’s usually outside camping, boating, skiing, or playing sports. On slower days, you’ll find him at home with his wife playing video games or board games, singing, or settling in for a good movie.
Education and Experience
Keagan earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Brigham Young University and his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Southern Mississippi. As a licensed marriage and family therapist, he helps individuals and couples work through anxiety, depression, trauma, communication problems, trust issues, infidelity, and a lack of emotional intimacy or emotional safety.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Therapy with Keagan is both practical and personal. He draws from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method. That means you’ll get more than a place to talk; you’ll leave with real tools. Together, you’ll work on feeling closer to the people who matter most, feeling better about yourself, and handling hard emotions in healthier ways.
Keagan considers it a privilege to hear your story and walk alongside you as you grow into a happier, healthier version of yourself.
Dorothy Cobia, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
About Dorothy
Dorothy Cobia is originally from Utah. She enjoys serving her community and has served as a board member for the Utah Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. In her free time, Dorothy enjoys horseback riding, reading, and simply spending time with her husband.
Education and Experience
Dorothy earned a B.S. in Neuroscience from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Utah State University.
Her graduate training focused on a variety of concerns with children and adolescents, including depression and anxiety. She also received specialized training in relational issues for both families and couples.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Dorothy’s background in both neurological and psychological science gives her a well-rounded approach to treating mental health concerns. She enjoys working with adults, adolescents, and children. Whether you are looking for a therapist for yourself, your relationship, or your family, Dorothy may be the right fit for you.
Her particular areas of interest include divorce, blended families, sexual issues, grief and loss, LGBTQ issues, and crises of faith.
Stephanie Benson, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
About Stephanie
Stephanie is an Ohio native. In her free time, you’ll find her hiking the trails with her dog, cuddling on the couch with her cats, gathering friends for a good board game night, or dancing, acting, and singing in community theater.
Education and Experience
Stephanie holds a bachelor’s degree in Education from Miami University, a master’s degree in Learning Science from Utah State University, and a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University.
Whether you’re looking for individual, couples, or family counseling, you’ve come to the right place. Stephanie has walked alongside couples, families, and individuals of all ages through mental illness, interpersonal conflict, life transitions, trauma, and addiction, in both outpatient and residential treatment settings. She currently sees clients virtually, so you can get support from the comfort of your own home.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Do you want a therapist who can help you actually put what you learn in session into practice? Stephanie’s background in education and learning science gives her a unique understanding of how you process information and learn new things. Together, you’ll build practical tools that truly stick and carry into your everyday life.
Her truest passion is working collaboratively with you, and with the important relationships in your life, to help you grow toward positive change and healing. She lives for those “aha moments,” and she can’t wait to help you discover emotional and relational “aha moments” of your own.
Madison Zundel, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
About Madison
The people closest to Madison describe her as perceptive, intuitive, and down-to-earth. She has a gift for naming what’s going unsaid, which creates space for deeper clarity and connection. In session, you’ll find her engaged and active in the conversation. She offers insight, asks meaningful questions, and connects the dots, and she’s never afraid to laugh with you when being human gets a little ridiculous!
Education and Experience
Madison is proud to have earned her Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University in 2018. Her graduate program combined hands-on clinical training, led by professors and supervisors who were actively seeing clients themselves, with intensive self-of-the-therapist work. As a result, Madison brings both a deep understanding of research-based practice and nearly a decade of experience weaving it naturally into your sessions.
For the last six years, Madison has used her EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) training to incorporate bilateral stimulation, such as gentle eye movements or tapping that help the brain process difficult experiences. She pairs this with an Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed approach, which helps you understand the different “parts” of yourself with compassion. Her IFS approach grew out of extensive independent study of the model, ongoing clinical application, and her own personal experience with IFS work.
Madison has also developed a deep understanding of ADHD and Autism through close personal experience and independent study. She pays particular attention to how neurodivergence can shape a person’s emotional well-being and relationships.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Madison creates a space where you can slow down and feel deeply understood, while also being gently challenged to see yourself and your relationships in new ways. She approaches even the most intimidating thoughts, feelings, and behaviors with curiosity rather than judgment. Together, you’ll explore what has happened, what you learned to do to protect yourself, and why those patterns may no longer be working.
Madison knows people don’t exist in isolation. She considers how your relationships, family experiences, and environment have shaped the way you understand yourself and connect with others. She believes people become more interesting and beautiful when they’re given the space to be layered, evolving, and entirely their own.
Laura Davies, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
About Laura
Laura grew up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She loves exploring new places, tending her garden, and (mostly unsuccessfully) learning Hungarian. She also arranges and performs violin music, goes rock climbing, and starts far more books than she’ll ever finish!
Education and Experience
Laura earned her bachelor’s degree in Family Studies, with an emphasis in Human Development, from Brigham Young University. She went on to earn her master’s degree from Capella University and is now a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist.
Laura has experience helping teens and their families through depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. She is also passionate about supporting people as they navigate faith transitions and crises.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Laura believes deeply in relationships and in your potential to grow. She sees beauty in your uniqueness and imperfections, and she knows that change is the one constant in life, which means growth is always possible.
Looking for couples or family therapy? Laura will help you and your loved ones breathe new life into your relationships and build deeper connections. She especially loves helping parents who feel stuck or disconnected from their kids find their way back to each other.
Kami Bringhurst, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
About Kami
Kami grew up in Heber City, Utah. She loves spending time outdoors, whether she’s hiking, boating, or camping. She also enjoys sewing, being creative, watching a good movie, and baking all kinds of desserts and yummy treats. And she’ll happily admit that napping is one of her favorite hobbies! Most of all, she loves spending time with her family.
Education and Experience
Kami earned her bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Southern Utah University and her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Utah Tech University (formerly Dixie State). While at Utah Tech, she received training in child-centered play therapy. Kami also brings experience from working in residential treatment centers and serving on a Mobile Crisis Outreach Team.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Kami loves working with children, teens, families, and couples, empowering them to improve their lives and the relationships around them. She uses a client-centered approach with elements of Attachment-Based and Experiential Family Therapy. Her goal is to help you gain a deeper awareness of yourself, your emotions, and your relationships, so you can act with intention and live in a way that feels true to your authentic self.
Brendan Ewell, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, MHR
About Brendan
Brendan Ewell is a Utah local and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. His favorite hobby is rock climbing, and he also loves camping, hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and playing pickleball. When he’s not outdoors, you might find him at the movies or playing music.
Education and Experience
Brendan earned his Bachelor of Science in Psychology and his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Utah Valley University. He also holds a second master’s degree in Human Resources from Utah State University. Brendan currently teaches as an adjunct professor in the Psychology and Counseling department at Utah Valley University, and he has experience in both outpatient and inpatient mental health settings.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
In sessions, Brendan is collaborative, organized, and engaging. He works with individuals, couples, and families, including adolescents and adults. In individual therapy, he helps clients actively apply the skills and tools they learn, building wellness and confidence for handling both current and future challenges.
In couples and family therapy, Brendan believes there are no problematic people, only problematic patterns, whether in behavior, beliefs, or coping. He helps couples and families shift those patterns through talk therapy and experiential methods, creating change throughout the whole system.
Brendan has experience treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction, grief and loss, faith transitions, and trauma. He draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), solution-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing.
Bryce Goodwin, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
About Bryce
Bryce grew up in Portland, Oregon, and has also lived in Washington, D.C., and Palo Alto, California. He was the middle child in a large bicultural family (and since he has Asian genes, he’s older than he looks!). Along with spending time with family, Bryce enjoys movies, board games, chopping wood, and trading the stock market.
Education and Experience
Bryce earned his Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University, a Master of Public Policy from The George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Brigham Young University. He is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Utah.
Before becoming a therapist, Bryce worked in a variety of financial and data-focused roles across the government, private, and nonprofit sectors. But he has always loved working with people and ideas. After much soul-searching, including working through his own longstanding challenges, he chose a career in mental health, where his strengths and interests make the biggest difference.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Above all, Bryce wants to help you get meaningful results! He is both an optimist and a realist, compassionate and outcome-focused, warm as well as insightful. He sees close relationships as the source of both life’s greatest challenges and its greatest joys. Bryce gives every client the safety and opportunity to express themselves and feel understood. Then he partners with you to clarify and pursue your specific goals.
Bryce uses a strengths-based approach that curiously explores your key relationships and patterns. From there, he draws on the resources you already have to explore, process, and adapt. His work is grounded primarily in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which emphasizes the healing power of emotional attunement, with yourself and with others, to create new, safe, and empowering experiences. It’s like reading the book Attached, then getting the support to apply its principles and see real results!
Leslie Myers, LAMFT
About Leslie
Leslie brings abundant life experiences to her practice. Originally from Utah, Leslie spent many of her formative years in Jerusalem, shaping her view that all humans matter even if they come from different walks of life. After college and marriage, Leslie and her husband raised three children in the Salt Lake City area. Now, Leslie and her husband enjoy the empty-nester stage. In her free time, Leslie finds fulfillment in gardening, traveling, spending time with friends and family, doting on her dogs, and indulging in video gaming.
Education and Experience
Leslie graduated with a BA from Brigham Young University in 2001. After earning her degree, she dedicated many years to raising her family as a stay-at-home mother. During this time, her passion for understanding human relationships and her desire to support others grew. This led her to pursue a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Capella University where she continues to hone her expertise in fostering meaningful connections and relationships.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Inspired by psychologist Carl Rogers, Leslie’s therapeutic philosophy centers on providing “unconditional positive regard” to every client. As a Licenced Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, Leslie creates a warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental space where individuals feel safe to share and explore their challenges and aspirations. Drawing from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS), Leslie believes that healing stems from nurturing connections with others and within oneself.
Leslie specializes in supporting clients navigating depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, couples’ challenges, faith transitions, mixed-faith relationships, women’s issues, and body image concerns. She is dedicated to offering collaborative support and guidance to promote growth and resilience.
Caitlin Carr, Marriage and Family Therapist -Intern
About Caitlin
Caitlin is a Utah native who loves living near the mountains. On the weekends, you’ll usually find her skiing or hiking. She recently moved back to her home state after an eight-year adventure in New York City, where she fell in love with cycling, Broadway, and being just a subway ride away from dozens of different cultures.
Education and Experience
Caitlin earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Brigham Young University in 2016 and spent almost a decade working in the creative advertising industry. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Syracuse University.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Caitlin believes that relationships and personal stories play an important role in how we understand ourselves and connect with others. A top priority for her is creating an empathetic, nonjudgmental space where you feel supported in sharing your experiences.
Drawing from psychodynamic and narrative approaches, Caitlin works with you to explore past experiences and better understand the themes beneath them. Together, you’ll gently challenge unhelpful patterns and develop new perspectives that align with your values and goals.
Paige Gifford, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
About Paige
Paige grew up in sunny San Diego, California. In her free time, Paige loves spending time with friends and family, cooking and baking, curling up with a good book, crafting, playing with her puppy, and even hitting the slopes for the occasional ski day!
Education and Experience
Paige is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in Utah. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Family Life from Brigham Young University and her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Utah Valley University. During her master’s program, Paige became Level 1 Certified in Gottman Method Couples Therapy.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
In individual therapy, Paige helps clients who struggle with anxiety, perfectionism, people pleasing, codependency, faith transitions, and painful childhood wounds. Her approach is compassionate and client-centered, helping you tap into your own natural strengths and intuition to find healing, while giving you practical tools to use along the way. With individuals, she draws heavily on Internal Family Systems, blending in art therapy, sandtray, Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy, and somatic awareness.
In couples therapy, Paige helps partners get unstuck from the negative cycles that can quietly take hold of a relationship. She also supports mixed faith couples as they learn to honor their differences and find connection in what they share. Using Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy, she helps couples build healthier communication and create a safe, secure attachment with one another.
Beth Bruton, Clinical Mental Health Counselor - Intern
About Beth
Beth grew up in the Pacific Northwest and has called Utah home for more than 25 years. In her free time, she enjoys reading, creating stained glass, listening to music, and exploring new hobbies.
Education and Experience
Beth is completing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of the Cumberlands. Her path to becoming a therapist grew out of years of personal growth and reflection. Having experienced the transformative power of therapy herself, Beth believes meaningful change is possible for everyone.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Beth believes therapy is about more than solving immediate problems. It’s an opportunity to step back, see the bigger picture, recognize patterns that may be holding you back, and move toward the person you want to become.
She brings a calm, steady presence to the therapy room, helping you navigate life’s challenges through honest conversation and thoughtful exploration. Beth works collaboratively with her clients, offering support while also challenging you to see new perspectives and create meaningful change.
Beth enjoys working with adults navigating life transitions, trauma recovery, attachment wounds, anxiety, divorce, faith transitions, and relationship concerns. She believes our experiences and relationships shape us, but they don’t define who we are or who we can become.
Justina Williams, Marriage and Family Therapist - Intern
About Justina
Justina is originally from East Texas and now lives in Utah with her husband. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and staying active through running and hiking. She also loves board games, gardening, crocheting, and baking sourdough bread. Justina values meaningful relationships and enjoys finding simple ways to connect with others through shared experiences and hobbies.
Education and Experience
Justina earned her bachelor’s degree in Family Studies with an emphasis in Human Development from Brigham Young University. During her undergraduate studies, she volunteered as a course instructor for a relationship education program for engaged couples. That experience strengthened her passion for supporting individuals, couples, and families, and deepened her understanding of how important it is to build healthy relationships. Justina is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University, where she continues to grow her skills in helping people navigate challenges and build healthier connections.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Justina believes we are all deeply influenced by our relationships, experiences, and the systems we are part of. She is especially drawn to Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which she uses to help you better understand your emotions, thoughts, behaviors, and relationship patterns.
Justina believes you are the expert on your own life. She works collaboratively with you to recognize your strengths, develop healthier patterns of connection, and move toward the goals that matter most to you.