Riverton, UT

As an EMDR-trained therapist, I’m passionate about helping individuals and couples heal from trauma and navigate life’s transitions with confidence. Using EMDR, IFS, Gottman, DBT, CBT, and Polyvagal approaches, I offer a compassionate space for growth and self-discovery. I work with women, adults, and couples to heal past wounds and build intentional, values-aligned lives—often alongside my certified therapy dog, Bella, whose calm presence helps clients feel safe and grounded. 

I help clients heal from trauma, navigate life and faith transitions, and strengthen relationships using EMDR, IFS, and Gottman approaches. Together, we’ll create space for healing, clarity, and confidence so you can move forward feeling grounded and connected to your authentic self. 

Seeking support takes courage, and you don’t have to face it alone. Healing is possible, and together we can uncover the calm, clarity, and confidence you’ve been longing for. If you’re ready to begin your healing journey, I’d be honored to walk beside you. 

Avary specializes in working with OCD, anxiety, neurodivergence, and individuals in the LGBTQ+ community. Beyond that, she also has experience supporting clients with depression, grief, emotional regulation and skill-building, life and faith transitions, and a variety of other mental health concerns. She has worked with clients of all ages, especially adolescents, young adults, and adults. In sessions, she integrates techniques from ACT, CBT, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and IFS to address each individual’s unique needs. 

Avary’s approach to therapy is person-centered, solution-focused, and trauma-informed. She believes deeply in each person’s capacity for growth and meaningful change. An important part of her process is building a supportive, empathetic connection. Avary is passionate about creating a space that is safe, validating, and empowering for every individual.

Bella is a trained, temperament‑tested therapy dog who supports the therapeutic work at A New View Counseling and Psychological Services. She is certified to work in clinical settings and is always under the care and supervision of her therapist, April Jeppson-Reveve . Bella receives regular veterinary care, maintains up‑to‑date vaccinations, and participates in ongoing training to ensure a safe and supportive presence in sessions.

Bella’s role in therapy is to offer a calming and comforting environment for clients. Her presence may help increase emotional support, promote relaxation, improve engagement, and support emotional regulation during sessions. While Bella may not be present in every session, her gentle demeanor and steady companionship have made her a cherished part of the therapeutic team.

Blair believes that every person is unique, so uses her experience with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy to collaborate with and to customize every therapeutic experience.

She has focused her career on children and adolescents with Autism and other related disorders such as ADHD, anxiety, and depression. She has also worked with adults coping with depression, anxiety, and Bipolar Disorder. She has also worked with adolescents and adult members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Blair’s main purpose as a therapist is to work with her clients to achieve their goals, and gain healthy coping skills to make them more successful and happy. She would love to hear from you today to schedule a time to get started.

Brian has worked in the field of mental health since 1986, beginning with a lengthy stint in child welfare, adoptions, and domestic violence services. He has managed state programs that serve people with intellectual disabilities and related conditions such as autism, and has served on a federal commission that supports autism research and funding allocations. Most recently Brian has provided therapy to people involved in situations involving high-conflict divorce and custody. Currently Brian provides supervision and administrative supports to the team at A New View Counseling and Psychological Services, and is available for consultation to other agencies. He is a member of the AFCC (Association of Family and Conciliation Courts).

Bryan’s wealth of training and experience working with youth of all ages, military veterans and first responders, and people experiencing loss and grief make him ideally suited to provide comfort and support to people wanting to make healthy change and live a happier life. He works well with youth needing to learn healthy coping and problem-solving skills, and people experiencing depression and anxiety. He is skilled at helping those having thoughts of suicide, as well as people who have experienced grief and loss. He is certified in Trauma Focused – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.He approaches trauma through compassion and validation, to help support comfort towards some healthy change and healthy coping skills.

Whether you’re dealing with trauma, family issues, faith transitions, or end-of-life transitions, Charlotte is here to walk alongside you on your journey to healing and growth. Her expertise in modalities such as EMDR, hypnotherapy, art therapy, and dream work, combined with her cultural competency and LGBTQ+ affirmative approach, ensures that clients receive personalized and effective support tailored to their unique needs. Charlotte utilizes a mind-body-spirit approach including trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, stress reduction, meditation and person-centered therapy. She uses play therapy, sand tray therapy, holistic somatic therapy, holistic healing and substance use disorder.

If you’re ready to embark on a path of self-discovery, resilience, and transformation, Charlotte is ready to support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to uncover your inner strength and cultivate a life of healing, purpose, and fulfillment.

Cortney is skilled at working with children (8 and older), teens and adults for issues including autism, anxiety and depression, ADHD, grief and loss, faith crisis, life transitions, trauma, self-worth, and family and relationship conflicts. She has experience working with special needs youth and adults on a variety of topics.

She creates a safe, judgment-free space where she helps people process their challenges and discover the tools necessary to heal and move forward. Cortney uses a person-centered approach and focuses on people’s strengths and abilities for growth and change. She incorporates mindfulness and grounding techniques which can provide relief from anxiety, stress, trauma, and depression, as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).  

When working with children and adolescents Cortney uses art, stories, games, and toys to communicate thoughts and emotions, and process their own experiences. She provides education and skills to people that can be incorporated in their lives and their homes, and engages frequently with the parents/guardians to encourage participation in their child’s treatment. 

Emily Martin is an EMDR-trained therapist who specializes in treatment of emotional trauma and PTSD. With her nonjudgemental, supportive, and caring style, Emily has helped individuals find safety and healing as they reframe their negative beliefs into positive ones, and process deep emotions that have been suppressed or avoided. Many of Emily’s clients have come seeking help managing anxiety, depression, grief, or relationship conflict. Some have more complicated challenges such as bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, complex PTSD, and borderline personality disorder. Emily uses evidence-based treatments such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Clients who have worked with Emily have reported feeling more hopeful and have made positive changes in their lives.

Emily sees adults, adolescents, and families as well as leading DBT groups. She is working under the supervision of Trent Peterson, CMHC.

Jake works from a relational, thoughtful approach that blends practical tools with deeper insight. He believes therapy should feel both grounding and empowering — a place where clients can slow down, make sense of what’s happening beneath the surface, and build skills that support meaningful, lasting change. His style is collaborative and strengths-based, meeting clients where they are and moving forward at a pace that feels manageable and supportive.

With extensive experience supporting individuals dealing with anxiety, OCD, and complex emotional patterns, Jake helps clients identify unhelpful cycles, strengthen relationships, and develop clarity around their values and goals. He focuses on helping people feel more confident in their ability to navigate stress, uncertainty, and everyday challenges.

Clients often describe Jake as warm, thoughtful, and deeply present. He brings consistency, curiosity, and compassion into each session, helping clients feel less alone as they work toward greater balance, connection, and emotional well-being.

Jolie’s work has focused on adolescents and teens, but she also has worked successfully with adults into their sixties. Her repertoire includes aiding clients in navigating interpersonal challenges and a spectrum of mental health disorders, including mood disorders, bipolar disorders, psychotic disorders, and personality disorders. Proficient in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she adeptly orchestrates individual and group sessions for both teens and adults. Jolie’s professional toolkit boasts an array of modalities, encompassing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for psychosis (CBTp), and exposure therapy for anxiety and specific phobias. Central to her therapeutic practice is the sanctity of the client-therapist relationship, which she nurtures within a secure and validating environment. Jolie is under the supervision of ANV Clinical Director Rebecca Ruda,CMHC.

After graduating from California State University, Bakersfield with her Masters Degree in Social Work, Kathrine has worked with children and families in the foster care and adoption setting. She has extensive professional and personal experience helping individuals on the autism spectrum. She has also spent several years working with individuals across the age spectrum in the medical setting, including working as a neuro-oncology therapist at the Huntsman Cancer Institute.  She is a skilled marriage therapist certified in the Gottman approach, and has assisted hundreds of couples in strengthening their relationships. Kathrine is also an author, check out her book HERE.

Kayla Bown is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a variety of settings. With a strong foundation in client care and mental health support, they are skilled in conducting assessments, facilitating psychoeducational groups, and offering individualized support tailored to each client’s needs.

Their background includes working in elementary education with children requiring specialized academic and social support, as well as assisting in therapeutic settings where they’ve collaborated on treatment planning, documentation, and client engagement across age groups. Known for their empathetic listening and thoughtful communication style, Kayla creates a safe and supportive environment where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to grow.

With a keen eye for detail and a genuine passion for helping others, Kayla is committed to promoting emotional wellness, strengthening coping skills, and supporting positive change for clients of all ages.

Kayla believes therapy is a meaningful space to slow down, reconnect, and uncover the strengths you already carry within you. With a person-centered and compassionate approach, she meets clients where they are and supports them in building direction, confidence, and fulfillment in their lives.

She is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI). Her clinical background includes working with youth and teenagers in school and outpatient settings, women in substance use recovery, families navigating high-crisis situations, and individuals from all walks of life seeking a place to heal and grow.

Kayla has a deep love for group therapy and the powerful connection it creates. She specializes in working with teenagers and young adults navigating life transitions and early adulthood, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people experiencing grief, loss, or other significant changes that can feel overwhelming or unpredictable.

Whether you’re facing a major transition or simply feeling stuck, Kayla is here to walk alongside you with warmth, curiosity, and respect. Together, you’ll explore what matters most to you and develop the tools to move forward with clarity and intention.

I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student who is passionate about helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges with compassion, authenticity, and hope. I believe meaningful change happens within a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship, and I take a trauma-informed, person-centered approach to counseling.

I work with clients experiencing anxiety, stress, life transitions, trauma, and relationship concerns. By incorporating cognitive-behavioral techniques and practical coping strategies, I help clients build resilience, develop greater self-understanding, and move toward lasting growth and healing.

I have worked with teens, families, and individuals navigating identity exploration, disordered eating, body neutrality, abuse, life transitions, and the general struggles that come with being human—all with a bit of humor in there too.

Utilizing traditional therapeutic tools such as DBT, CBT, and ACT as well as more person-centered, humanistic and embodied approaches I am here to support you in accessing what is already within.

You already have what you need to find healing, and counseling is a path to help access what is already within. I look forward to meeting you to help with your healing and quiet the noise that prevents you from becoming what you want to become.

Sometimes life feels stuck in the same patterns. I help people get “unstuck” by building emotional health, resilience, and balance. My goal is to provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to truly heal. I work with individuals, families, adolescents, and adults using EMDR, IFS, ACT, DBT, and mind–body approaches. I am board-certified in Mind Body Bridging, Mindfulness & Meditation, and Positive Psychology, helping clients connect with their true selves. I believe healing is already within you, and I’m here to walk alongside you as you begin your next chapter. 

I have devoted my life to the study of functional medicine and alongside it, hormone balance, because I have seen just how impactful it can be on the quality of our lives.
When I was in college, my Mom got very sick with perimenopausal symptoms. She was so ill she couldn’t leave the house for nearly three years. I began researching her symptoms and began to treat her hormonal issues myself with at-home kits and ordering special labs. Within weeks her symptoms improved so dramatically, we thought it was just shy of a miracle.
At that time, I knew I had to devote my life to the study of functional medicine.
Fast-forward 25 years later, I have built my life and my practice around helping people sort out the root cause of their problems. By prioritizing hormone balancing, natural solutions and functional medicine, I’ve been able to help 1,000+ women go from surviving to thriving – with a quality of life that allows them to live happy, healthy lives. 
If you’ll let me, I can help you too.

Tiffany is experienced working with people of all ages, and especially enjoys working with teens.She is knowledgeable about autism and has a minor in Autism Studies. She is honest and direct with clients and people find her easy to connect with. Tiffany also has experience working in rehabilitation and residential care. She is looking forward to connecting with you and/or your teen to help restore balance and peace in your life and your home.

Trent has experience working with mood disorders, addictions, anxiety and depression, as well as helping couples improve communication, get through rough patches and better the quality of their relationships. He has helped countless couples regain that spark and learn to nurture the love that first brought them together. If you feel “stuck” somewhere in your life, Trent has advanced training in existential psychology and will be happy to help you find your way. Living under the weight of troubling emotions, or unsatisfying relationships, or just feeling lost can take a heavy toll on your well being. He is trained and experienced in helping in these situations, and eager to meet soon so you can start on your healthier path.

Tyler believes that a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation for impactful change in therapy. Because of this, he utilizes a humanistic approach to therapy, emphasizing the importance of creating an environment that allows a person to be genuine and real. Tyler has experience working with trauma, helping navigate difficult life transitions, and building skills with families and children. He previously worked as a school-based therapist at a trauma-informed school, providing him with valuable experience and knowledge. 

He is trained in child-centered play therapy and EMDR, giving him a strong foundation to work with both children and adults. His goal as a therapist is to help his clients access the strengths and tools needed to live a more fulfilled life and grow in whatever ways they see fit.