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Today is April 3, 2025
We have 0 Verified and 6 Unverified Mental Health Professionals In Murray, UT
Murray, UT
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Appointments available this week. I believe that a caring and genuine therapeutic relationship can help people to live a more meaningful, joyful, and productive life. Therapy offers a non-judgmental space in which to explore ways of navigating life’s stresses and challenges, find freedom from depression and anxiety, and connect more deeply with oneself. My approach is person-centered, gentle, direct, and practical, with an emphasis on finding hope and meaning even in the midst of suffering. I strive to create a safe space in which clients can address any difficulties they are experiencing and connect to their inner strength. View 3 Photos I work mainly from a Jungian and transpersonal perspective and I can help you if you are struggling with relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, faith transitions and other faith/spirituality issues, grief & loss, meaning & identity issues, career issues, women-specific issues, and psychological aspects of health challenges. I work with clients who are motivated and committed to making positive changes in their lives. I welcome people from all backgrounds. I am accepting new clients and respond to client inquiries within one business day. Appointments are available Monday through Friday between the hours of 11 am and 6 pm (latest appointment starts at 5 pm).
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The Family Counseling Center offers relief and support to people struggling with mental health, substance use, or behavioral concerns. Individuals, couples, and families are welcome. We will affirm you in all of your identities and will see you as more than your diagnoses. We work with a wide range of people and seek to match you with clinicians based on the nature of the concern and your lived experience. Our team is here to listen and to help you find your own best way forward. View 5 Photos Our clinicians use several trauma-informed approaches in therapy, such as CBT, ACT, existential, IFS, and MBCT. We will match our techniques to your needs and preferences, helping you to use your strengths to help you form new ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. The initial decision to seek treatment can feel overwhelming, and we recognize the effort and courage it takes. We meet each person with compassion and respect from first contact to final session. Take the chance that things can change by calling or emailing us today.
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A good therapist-client fit is essential to getting the help you need. I have a great deal of life experience and cultural awareness from growing up in a risky area of Los Angeles, serving in the U.S. Army (9 yrs), experiencing combat and loss, living through natural disasters, working with and supporting military veterans, working as a therapist with juveniles for the State of Utah, and overcoming many of life's personal obstacles. I have a passion for working with people. I believe connecting with you is essential to treatment success. As your therapist, I promise to be there for you every step of the way. View 21 Photos Mental illness itself occurs from the interaction of multiple genes in the body and other environmental factors such as stress, abuse, neglect, or an event, which can influence, or trigger an illness in a person. Therapy can help treat mental illness and help one overcome emotional and behavioral problems that tend to disrupt normal functioning. Ultimately, anyone can develop a mental illness. My goal is to help you and/or your loved one grow from your struggles, heal from your pain, and move forward to where you want to be in your life. Let me help you build resiliency and find joy in your life.
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Maya Angelou says, "Do the best you can until you know better. Then, when you know better, do better." I firmly believe that we all do the best we can with the knowledge we have at any moment in our lives. If there has been a time in your life when you felt "I should have done better," it's OK and very normal to feel that. It's when we recognize the need to do better, that we can make changes in our lives. Taking the step to get help will be the action that makes all the difference in your life. People often presume all therapists are good listeners, yet many do more talking. I am truly a "listener." My approach to working with clients is to start with their strengths, meaning everyone has the potential inside to heal and choose the life they want to live. We will look at the connection between the mind and body and how trauma affects our ability to make decisions. After understanding your trauma impact, we will remap your mind and body patterns. Therapists are often asked, “can you just tell me what to do?” My approach is to work with you by asking questions focused on your unique situation. Questions often yield an “aha” moment. Your mind provides the answers you were seeking all along. I have the pleasure of the “universe” providing answers allowing us to work on creating the right plan for you.
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Mike Snell is a CSW with High Country Counseling. Mike is capable of guiding and helping adolescents and adults seeking general mental health counseling. Mike offers skills and insights based on his unique background and experiences. Mike’s use of evidence-based interventions provides a proven and effective treatment approach. Mike is experienced working with at-risk youth in the Juvenile Justice system, previously incarcerated adults, special needs individuals, and military veterans. Mike is also a NOJOS Certified Therapist.
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I have worked in the social work field for more than 30 years. I have worked with adults and children in inpatient psychiatric hospitals, hospital emergency department crisis, and 21 years in the juvenal justice system. I believe in Self-Determination Theory, an individual’s ability to make choices and manage their own life, and Person-Centered Therapy (a form of talk therapy) where the client (you) is believed to be the expert of your life and therefore you lead the direction of your therapy. I use many different modalities of evidence-based treatment including CBT, motivational interviewing, and Solution-Focused Therapy. I work with teens and adults. I am over 60, so I have a unique perspective when working with older adults, especially older males. My 21 years in the juvenile justice system working with "at risk" and "troubled teens" gives me a better understanding of their needs and how to work with them and their issues. I am a NOJOS level 1-3 treatment provider Kudos to you for being proactive in your life and mental health. “Picking” a therapist can be a daunting (anxiety producing) task. So choose a therapist that works for you. Don’t be afraid to ask questions before, during, and after receiving services. This is a big decision, so above all else, if you don’t connect find someone else until you do!
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