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, MS, LMFT
About Keagan
Keagan enjoys doing things outdoors like camping, boating, skiing, and sports. He also enjoys spending lazy days playing video games and board games, singing, and watching TV and movies with his wife.
Education and Experience
Keagan is a licensed marriage and family therapist with experience working with individuals and couples on a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, communication, trust, infidelity, emotional intimacy, and emotional safety. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelors of science in Psychology and from the University of Southern Mississippi with a masters of science in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Keagan pulls principles and methods from multiple modalities, including EFT, CBT, IFS, and Gottman to help people learn principles, develop skills, and have experiences that help them build stronger relationships, feel better about themselves, and manage their emotions in a healthier way. Keagan is grateful for the privilege of getting to listen to your stories, work with you, and watch you change and grow into better, happier versions of yourself.
Dorothy Cobia, MMFT, LMFT
About Dorothy
Dorothy Cobia is originally from Utah. She enjoys serving in the community and has served as a board member for Utah’s Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.
Dorothy also enjoys leisurely pursuits such as horseback riding, reading, and simply spending time with her husband.
Education and Experience
Dorothy’s educational background includes 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 issues with children and adolescents including depression and anxiety related issues. She also received training emphasized in relational issues in both families and couples.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Dorothy’s background in both neurological and psychological sciences have helped her form a more rounded approach to treating mental health issues. If you are searching for a therapist for yourself, your relationship, or your family, she may be the right fit for you. Dorothy enjoys working with adults, adolescents and children.
Her particular areas of interest include divorce, blended families, sexual issues, grief and loss, LGBTQ issues, and crises of faith.
Stephanie Benson, MS, LMFT
About Stephanie
Stephanie is an Ohio native. In her free time, Stephanie hikes with her dog, cuddles on the couch with her cats, plays board games with friends, and dances, acts, and sings in community theater.
Education and Experience
Stephanie has a bachelor’s degree in Education from Miami University and a Master’s degree in Learning Science from Utah State University. She also holds a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University.
If you need therapist for individual, couples, or family counseling, then you have come to the right place. Stephanie has experience guiding couples, families, and individuals of all ages through challenges involving mental illness, interpersonal conflict, stage of life transitions, trauma, and addiction in outpatient therapy settings as well as residential treatment settings. Currently Stephanie is seeing clients virtually.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Do you want a therapist who can help you effectively apply what you learn during your appointments? Stephanie’s prior training in education and learning sciences equips her to understand how you process information and learn new things.
Her truest passion is working systemically and collaboratively with clients to help you grow toward positive change and healing. She lives for the “aha moments'' and looks forward to helping you have emotional and relational “aha moments” of your own.
Madison Zundel, MA, LMFT
About Madison
When not working or continuing her education she enjoys hiking. Well, more like strolling through tall pine trees, boating, camping, cooking. She also enjoys eating food with lots of salt and butter, enjoying time with family and friends.
Education and Experience
Madison completed her Bachelor of science in family studies, and continued her education at Argosy University graduating with a Master of Arts in marriage and family therapy.
She utilizes child centered play therapy allowing children to process emotions in their own emotional language and provide a safe place to practice setting limits to express emotions responsibly. Through this language of play the lines of communication between parent and child are opened. She has training from Garry Landreth the creator of child centered play therapy.
Madison practices EMDR utilizing natural neurological processing similar to (REM) sleep. EMDR can be valuable to clients who have experienced a traumatic event or a traumatic relationship. These feelings and trauma get stuck and create emotional reactivity that doesn’t fit with the present moment. She has completed EMDR basic training and is accruing hours toward EMDR Certification.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
As a licensed marriage and family therapist, Madison Zundel enjoys working with couples, families, and individuals who are exploring who they want to be in their relationships. Her approach confronts patterns head on, fostering growth in complex relationships quickly. She has a unique ability to connect with children and teenagers at a deep emotional level which allows them to explore their emotions responsibly. She uses humor and pop culture to create an environment where they can feel understood, and learn a vocabulary for their new experiences.
Madison sees therapy as an opportunity to experience authentic relationships with people, creating a butterfly effect for a more grounded and resilient life. She believes that we experience ourselves through our relationships. She creates an environment where clients increase compassion and acceptance of self and others. Madison encourages creative problem solving, you will have new experiences you didn’t even see as possible.
Laura Davies, LAMFT
About Laura
Laura Davies is originally from Chapel Hill, NC. Some of her hobbies include exploring new places, gardening, and mostly failing to learn Hungarian.
She also enjoys arranging and performing violin music, rock climbing, and starting way more books than she will ever finish!
Education and Experience
Laura received her Bachelor’s degree in Family Studies with an emphasis in Human Development from Brigham Young University and has remained in Utah ever since.
She is currently receiving her Master’s Degree from Capella University and is an intern Marriage and Family Therapist.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
In therapy with Laura, you will learn that she passionately believes in relationships and realizing potential. She believes in finding beauty in your uniqueness and imperfection, and that change is the only constant in life.
Looking for couples or family therapy? Laura will work with you and your loved ones to reinvigorate your relationships and create deeper connections. She also enjoys working with parents and families struggling with their children.
Laura is a great fit for you and your teens. She has experience working with adolescents and their families, many of whom suffered from depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. If you are interested in receiving help for faith issues, she is also deeply invested in helping others navigate faith transitions and crises.
Sam Bennett, LAMFT
About Sam
Sam Bennett is originally from Boise, Idaho. Outside of the therapy room, Sam enjoys getting in the mountains, longboarding, running around with his family and dog, cooking, and reading comics.
Education and Experience
Sam is currently licensed as an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Utah. Sam completed his master's degree at Utah Valley University in Marriage and Family Therapy. Sam received his bachelor's degree from Utah Valley University in Family Sciences with a minor in Psychology. Sam has experience working in both community and private clinics, as well as addiction recovery facilities.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Sam enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families as they work through a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety and marital issues. Sam especially loves helping people to increase self-compassion and acceptance, and to enhance connection and communication in relationships. Sam has been trained in the Building Lasting Connections program, which is designed to facilitate better connections and communication with couples, especially premarital couples.
Faith Ochoa, MFTI
About Faith
Faith has lived in either Utah and California for most of her life, but she has always considered herself a native Utahn. She and her husband moved back in 2018 and are here to stay! She loves the Utah mountains and enjoys exploring with her husband and two young kids. She is a lover of beauty and finds joy in creating beauty through gardening, cooking, and kombucha brewing.
Education and Experience
Faith earned her BA in Intercultural Studies with an emphasis in Latin American Studies from Biola University. She also completed her MA in Spiritual Formation & Soul Care at Biola in 2018 and has trained as a Spiritual Director. She is currently completing her MA in Marriage and Family Therapy at Kairos University.
Therapeutic Approach
Faith has a heart for working with individuals, couples, and families. She considers it a privilege to journey with people toward health and wholeness, especially health and wholeness in relationships. She is especially interested in working with couples, young families, and young adults. Other areas of interest include anxiety, depression, faith crises/transitions, premarital therapy, and grief work. She is currently receiving training in Emotionally-Focused Therapy and Gottman Method.
Kami Muhlestein, LAMFT
About Kami
Kami grew up in Heber City, UT. Some of Kami's hobbies include spending time outdoors (hiking, boating, and camping), sewing, and napping.
She also enjoys spending time with her family, watching a good movie, being creative, and baking all kinds of desserts and yummy treats!
Education and Experience
She received both of her bachelor's degree 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 UTU, she received training in child-centered play therapy. Kami also has experience from working in residential treatment centers and from being apart of a Mobile Crisis Outreach Team.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Kami loves working with children/teens, families, and couples, to empower them to improve their lives and relationships around them. She uses a client-centered approach with elements of Attachment-Based Family Therapy and Experiential Family Therapy to help clients gain awareness of themselves, their emotions, and their relationships to become intentional with their actions as they become congruent with their authentic selves.
Katrina Reay, MFTI
About Katrina
Katrina Reay is from Texas and has enjoyed living in Utah among the majestic mountains since 2020. She loves seeing the snow in the mountains as long as it stays there, and hiking has become one of her new passions. Katrina takes great pleasure in spending time with her husband of 28 years, three grown children, and three grandchildren, her greatest loves. In addition to her family, Katrina enjoys going out with friends, reading, puzzles, going to theatrical events, crafts, card games, and working in her flowerbed.
Education and Experience
Katrina completed her Bachelor of Science in Marriage and Family Studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho while raising and homeschooling her three children. She continues to pursue her Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. She specializes in working with couples and families feeling lonely, hurt, misunderstood, or frustrated in their marriage and family situations.
Katrina is here to support you and your partner without judgment, wherever you may be in your journey. Using evidence-based practices, she works with couples to foster healthier relationship patterns by deepening their understanding of themselves and each other, this can be hard—as it requires vulnerability, honesty, and practice—but she deeply believes in healing and in you! Some of the greatest hope and healing she has witnessed transpired between partners in the therapy room.
Therapeutic Approach
Katrina works with a variety of challenges including communication difficulties, anxiety/depression, sexual/intimacy concerns, life transitions, parenting, as well as premarital counseling. Together, we will identify your goals and tailor sessions to fit your unique needs.
Katrina values creating a warm and welcoming space where we share both laughter and tears. Whether facing a specific issue or simply wanting to strengthen your relationship, Katrina is here to help. Taking the first step toward therapy is a courageous decision and she looks forward to being a part of your healing process.
Brendan Ewell, MHR, LMFT
About Brendan
Brendan Ewell is local to Utah and is an actively licensed marriage and family therapist. In his free time, Brendan enjoys camping and hiking. His primary hobby is Rock Climbing, and he also enjoys skiing, mountain biking, playing pickleball, going to the movies, and playing music.
Education and Experience
Brendan received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Utah Valley University. He also received a second Master’s in Human Resources from Utah State University. Brendan currently teaches as an adjunct at Utah Valley University in the Psychology and Counseling department. He has experience working in outpatient and inpatient mental health settings.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Brendan is collaborative, organized, and engaging in sessions. He has experience working with individuals, couples, and families and works with adolescents and adults. With individual therapy, Brendan supports clients in actively applying skills and tools learned to create wellness and confidence in managing current and future experiences. In couples and family therapy, he believes there aren’t problematic people, only problematic patterns, either in behavior, beliefs, or coping. Brendan supports couples and families in shifting their patterns through talk therapy and experiential methods to create change throughout the system. Brendan has experience treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction, grief/loss, faith transition, and trauma. Brendan utilizes the models of CBT, ACT, DBT, solution-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing.
Bryce Goodwin, MFTI
About Bryce
Bryce grew up in Portland, OR, and has previously lived in Washington, DC and Palo Alto, CA. He grew up as the middle child of a large bicultural family (he has Asian genes, so he’s older than he looks). In addition to time with family, Bryce enjoys movies, board games, exercising the stock market, and just taking time to think about life.
Education and Experience
Bryce received a Master’s in Public Policy from The George Washington University, and a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology from Brigham Young University. He is currently pursuing a Master’s of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy at Capella University, probably his favorite degree yet.
Before embracing a career as a Marriage and Family Therapist, Bryce worked in a variety of financial and data-oriented roles in the government, private, and nonprofit sectors. However, he has always had a love for working with people and with ideas. After much soul-searching – including working on challenges in his own close relationships – he concluded that the mental health world is where his strengths and interests will make the most positive impact. Bryce has additional experience in Applied Behavioral Analysis for developmental disorders, working in an adolescent residential treatment center, teaching and tutoring students, and coaching for professional and relational goals.
Therapeutic Philosophy and Approach
Above all, Bryce wants to help produce meaningful results for his clients! Bryce is both an optimist and a realist, compassionate and solution-focused, warm as well as incisive. He sees close relationships as major sources of both life’s greatest challenges and its greatest joys. Bryce seeks to provide each and every person the safety and opportunity to express themselves and to be understood, and then to partner with the clients to clarify and together pursue their specific goals.
Bryce favors a strengths-based approach that curiously explores key relationships and patterns, and then harnesses the existing resources of the client system to discuss, process, and adapt. His approach is based on Multigenerational Family Therapy, and incorporates elements of Emotion-Focused, Solution-Focused, and Narrative Therapies. Bryce strongly believes in a holistic approach to healing: devoting attention to the most acute symptoms related to circumstances such as depression, anxiety, or trauma, and also attending to the significant relational roles, processes, and sociocultural contexts which may underlie those challenges.
Leslie Myers, MFTI
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 marriage and family therapist intern, 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.