Eliana Martinez is a Spanish speaking mental health provider. She received her bachelor’s degree in social work from Brigham Young University and her master’s in social work from the University of Utah. She began her career working as a psychiatric social worker and served ethnically diverse and LGBTQ students and families throughout schools in Los Angeles. She has also worked in the emergency departments; NICU; labor and delivery. Eliana worked in both short term and residential in-patient psychiatric units where she served Military suffering from deployment trauma; patients grappling with symptoms from surviving child abuse; substance abuse; PTSD, depression, anxiety, domestic violence, generational trauma, bi-polar disorder, psychosis, and suicidality and victims of crime. Eliana enjoys teaching others the skills they need to diminish their symptoms and empower them to create positive change.
Bob McNutt earned his Bachelor’s of Behavioral Science degree from Utah Valley University and his Master’s of Social Work degree from the University of Utah. He began his career working with adolescents at inpatient facilities and local schools, helping to improve familial relations, address behavioral issues, create healthy attachments and work toward trauma/PTSD recovery. He also provided intervention for those suffering from suicidality, addictions, chronic depression and anxiety. Bob's passion is in outpatient therapy, working with a wide range of individuals. His focus is assisting people to find better balance and peace in their lives. He is eager to help others overcome mental health and social issues through self-empowerment. Bob works with individuals and couples suffering from a wide range of mental health and relational issues. Bob is known to be blunt in the ways he helps his clients to create lasting change. He is able to work with severe cases of complex trauma, suicidal ideation, addiction, behavioral concerns, exiting abusive relationships along with day to day experiences of depression, anxiety, OCD, sleep disorders and other mental health issues.
Carol Tanner has been a physician assistant for 21 years, specializing in pediatric, adolescent, and adult care. Her patients value the expert care she provides as well as the time she spends helping manage their health care needs. Carol holds a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Southern California, a Master’s in Exercise Physiology from Temple University, and a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Utah, graduating at the top of her class. She has primarily specialized in adolescent and adult health care for the past 21 years, and enjoys helping individuals work through depression, anxiety, phobias, PTSD, post-partum depression, sleep disorders, eating disorders, trauma, and grief/loss, as well as learning and attention disorders. Carol has enjoyed providing comprehensive health care services, especially counseling with patients in various areas of mental and physical health and promoting healthier lifestyles. She is passionate about providing care to her patients and advocates improving mental health with medication combined with exercise, nutrition, meditation, and therapy. She has a passion for helping individuals and is devoted to showing them how to work through their emotions to find greater inner happiness and peace. Carol is not judgmental and focuses on creating a warm and empathetic environment where individuals feel comfortable voicing their struggles and working through these challenges and transitions together, along with finding avenues for support. Carol works in partnership with her patients, helping them understand their health, wellness, medication management and behavioral modification needs. She strives to stay current on her areas of expertise, as well as the latest treatments in mental health, to provide the best patient care. Carol enjoys spending time with her husband, five grown children and eight grandchildren. She loves traveling, working on family history, reading, and watching her children perform in the fine arts.
Reynie has over 23 years of experience in providing therapeutic services in Utah communities. He earned a B.S. in Psychology and a master’s degree in social work (MSW) from Brigham Young University. Reynie was a member of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology and was offered a director position before completing his final clinical hours as a graduate student intern. Reynie’s interpersonal and clinical skills allow him to connect with people from diverse walks of life and assist them in living lives of fulfillment and well-being. Reynie is trained in and practices Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and is well-versed in other modalities and interventions such as Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy). He is also trained in Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). He specializes in working with individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, grief/loss, substance, substance/behavioral addictions, and faith transitions. Reynie resides in Provo, Utah with his wife and two children. He currently enjoys spending time with his amazing family, playing and recording music, biking, and engaging in his fulfilling career.
Cheri Mills earned her Bachelor of Arts in Deaf Studies from Utah Valley University, her Master of Social Work from Gallaudet University, and her Doctor of Social Work from Capella University. Cheri has experience working with individuals who struggle with substance abuse issues, childhood trauma, domestic violence, sexual trauma, various mental health issues, and Veterans who struggle with PTSD and TBIs.
Cheri is a trauma informed therapist who strongly believes that her clients are the experts in their lives. She enjoys working with individuals to uncover their inner strengths, find the strengths and positives that come from the darkest times, and empower them to find their voice. She creates a safe space for her clients by building a trusting and healthy provider-client relationship where the client knows that their voice matters. She is able to achieve this by using a holistic treatment approach and adapting modalities to meet the client where they are at along their journey of healing.
Chantel (she/her) received her bachelor's degree in family studies with an emphasis in human development from Brigham Young University. She obtained her master's degree in social work from Boise State University. In her practice, Chantel takes a holistic approach, using therapeutic tools that help her clients live in a fulfilling and meaningful way. Chantel has experience working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, domestic violence, sexual trauma, severe mental illness, and other issues. Chantel creates a safe place for clients to work through life's challenges by emphasizing the provider-client relationship and the growth it helps facilitate. Her practice also focuses on utilizing self-efficacy and empowerment to assist clients in making positive changes in their lives. Chantel uses a wide range of therapeutic modalities and skills to meet her clients where they are and help them make forward progress in their life.
Cami Felt earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Utah, where she was recognized with the C. Hilman Castle scholar award for exceptional patient care skills. Prior to becoming a PA, Cami earned a Bachelor of Science undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University, then completed an Ed.S. in School Psychology at the University of Northern Colorado. She worked for 12 years as a nationally certified school psychologist providing a variety of mental health and psychoeducational assessment and counseling services for children aged pre-K to high school. She has spent many years working first-hand with children and families struggling to find specialized behavioral health services, and her goal in becoming a PA is to integrate her psychological and medical training to provide needed behavioral health and medication management services to children and their families. She is passionate about collaborating with parents and other caregivers to help children, as she believes that children are successful when the people who care for them are supported. Cami speaks fluent Spanish, and loves the opportunity to work with multilingual families. Cami stays busy with children's lives at home as well, as she, her husband, and their three children enjoy camping, hiking, crafting, and working together through all of life's big and small problems.
Originally from New York, Tess has landed in Utah after years of dedication to environmental and social justice work globally. She has worked extensively with adolescents, young adults, and families in experiential and recreational therapy. She specializes in life transitions and development of Self, and works with a wide array of unique clientele experiencing issues including but not limited to anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, disordered eating, body image issues, sexual health and fulfillment, attachment issues, oppositional defiant disorder, family and relationship dynamics, and chronic stress, pain, and illness. Tess takes a holistic and integrative approach to healing. She has an eclectic therapeutic style and works collaboratively with clients to recognize strengths and make meaningful changes. Tess works with clients to show up authentically in their lives. She believes that challenge is vital to change, and views herself as a guide for clients navigating new and difficult terrain.
Sevon Is a LCSW located in the Murray location. He specializes in Trauma and Anxiety disorder. He will make sure that you feel welcome and comfortable with the therapy process. His desire is to make sure your goals are met and start to feel the relief you are seeking. Seeking help can be difficult and uncomfortable. He wants his clients to know that they are a part of the process and teamwork is the dream work.
Marina (she/her) received her Bachelor's and Master's degree in social work with an emphasis on trauma and substance use at The University of Utah. In her practice, Marina’s work is centered around guiding individuals to tap into their own intuitive wisdom and draw upon their own life experiences as sources of inspiration and knowledge. Marina has worked extensively with individuals struggling with trauma, grief, mental health, substance use and chronic pain issues. Marina seeks to create a safe and compassionate space for each client’s unique process to unfold as they learn how to heal and reconnect with themselves and the world around them. Her goal is to provide her clients with a variety of therapeutic tools that will help them to meet their own needs outside of therapy as well as to build resilience in the face of life’s challenges and transitions.