Justice Farley, MMS, PA-C
Justice Farley, MMS, PA-C is a Certified Physician Assistant dedicated to compassionate, client-centered psychiatric care. She grew up in a small town in Southeast Idaho, where she developed a deep appreciation for community and connection and these values continue to shape her approach to mental health today.
Justice completed her Master of Medical Science at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, equipping her with a strong clinical foundation to serve across a wide range of mental health needs. She had previously earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Health, with an emphasis in Health Science and a minor in Psychology, from Brigham Young University.
Justice’s passion for mental health is rooted in a genuine desire to help others feel seen, understood, and supported through life's challenges. She believes mental health is an essential part of overall wellness, and is committed to honoring each person's unique story and strengths. Whether working with someone navigating anxiety, mood changes, life transitions, or other concerns, she approaches every client with empathy and care.
Outside of work, Justice enjoys reading, evening walks, and watching movies. She is married and a proud mom, and finds deep joy in both her family life and clinical work.
Kathryn Dowden, who prefers to be called Kate, is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who brings 17 years of bedside nursing experience to her work in holistic mental health care. She provides evidence-based psychiatric treatment for adults ages 18–55, with a clinical focus on trauma, anxiety, depression, and psychedelic integration.
Kate has participated in federally approved psychedelic research and offers ketamine-assisted therapy in settings designed for safety, preparation, and integration. She is also deeply committed to harm reduction, supporting individuals who have experienced challenging or adverse psychedelic experiences with compassion and clinical expertise.
Additionally, as a Certified Integrative Mental Health Practitioner (CIMHP), Kate blends conventional psychiatric care with integrative modalities including medication management, nutritional psychiatry, targeted herbal medicine, and lifestyle counseling. Her somatic, person-centered approach aims to align mind, body, and environment by helping each person create sustainable, meaningful change. Kate welcomes patients who value a collaborative, whole-person approach and are curious about combining traditional and integrative paths to mental wellness.
Outside the clinic, Kate finds balance in nature through hiking with her small dog, tending her medicinal herb garden, and feeding backyard birds. She’s also passionate about strength training, cooking healthy (and delicious) meals, and singing wherever the acoustics feel right.
Life can be complex and unpredictable, and I believe everyone deserves a safe, supportive place to make sense of it. I strive to create a warm, nonjudgmental space where patients can feel genuinely heard and understood. My goal is to walk alongside my patients to explore life’s challenges and uncover new possibilities for healing and growth together.
I believe it’s never too late to create the life you want. Change is not only possible, but is a vital part of being human. Growth often happens in moments that feel uncomfortable or uncertain, and therapy offers a unique space to explore those moments with curiosity and courage.
I’m certified in EMDR and trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Motivational Interviewing. My approach is holistic and somatic, focused on integrating mind, body, and environment. I’m also keen on interventional, biological treatments in mental health and how these approaches complement traditional therapy.
Before joining Stella Mental Health, I worked in a behavioral health center supporting individuals and families through a wide range of emotional and relational challenges. My professional background also includes experience in corrections, education, and women’s wellness.
Outside of work, I find balance through biking, playing guitar, and spending time in the mountains—places that remind me to stay grounded and connected. Connection is at the heart of everything I do, and I aim to bring authenticity, openness, and even a little light-hearted fun into each session so patients can feel safe showing up exactly as they are.
Let’s get curious together about what’s feeling difficult, and discover what healing and growth may look like for you.
Hannah has experience in providing psychotherapy using modalities including EMDR, CBT, DBT, ACT, grief counseling, motivational interviewing, child-centered play therapy, and ego state work. Hannah has worked with a wide variety of ages and populations. She has experience working in schools, hospitals, residential treatment centers and private practice. She works with young clients through play therapy, individuals facing the aftermath of trauma, and grief, among many other diagnoses. Hannah received her Bachelor of Science in Social Work degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho, and went on to complete a Master in Social Work from Utah Valley University. She gained her passion for social work from a young age when she was able to visit and participate in an equine therapy facility. Since graduating with her Master’s degree, Hannah approaches mental health in a holistic approach by putting the individual, not the diagnosis, at the center of treatment. Through addressing emotional, mental, and physical needs, Hannah believes that individuals find the healing that will shape their future in a positive way. Hannah enjoys spending her free time fishing and being outdoors with her husband and two dogs, traveling to the Oregon coast, and channeling her creative energy through cross stitch and embroidery.
Dr. Dallas Bowles is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with nearly 16 years of experience in healthcare, including over 11 years in mental health. He earned his Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from the University of Utah College of Nursing in 2018 and holds board certification in psychiatric-mental health care across the lifespan. Dr. Bowles has worked in a variety of clinical settings, gaining extensive experience in complex psychiatric care. He spent about three years at Valley Behavioral Health, where he managed the Clozapine clinic. He then transitioned to Huntsman Mental Health Institute (HMHI), where he spent four years working in the Crisis Center, Bridge Program, and Long-Acting Injection Clinic. Dr. Bowles provides comprehensive psychiatric care for adults, integrating holistic care and a bio-psycho-social approach to treatment. His expertise includes diagnostic evaluations, evidence-based psychotherapy, and medication management, with a focus on depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma (PTSD), and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Dr. Bowles’ approach emphasizes individualized care, ensuring that treatment aligns with each patient's unique needs and goals. By fostering resilience and promoting overall well-being, he helps patients navigate challenges and achieve a more balanced life. Outside of his professional work, Dr. Bowles enjoys reading, traveling, staying active, and spending time with his family.
Accepting new patients starting August 12,2024! Tatiana "Tanya" Millett earned her Bachelors of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism from University of Utah and her Master of Social Work from Arizona State University. In the last six years, Tanya has gained experience working with individuals who struggle with substance use issues, childhood trauma, sexual trauma, various mental health issues and veterans who struggle with PTSD. As a therapist, Tanya’s passion lies in helping individuals heal from past trauma, overcome mental health struggles, and improve their overall well-being.
With a specialization in trauma-informed care, Tanya utilizes a combination of psychodynamic and mindfulness-based approaches to help individuals heal from past wounds, discover their inner strength, and unlock their full potential
Jonathan Flake started his career as a registered nurse working in various hospital settings and departments including medical/surgical, telemetry, and intensive care units. In his work, he frequently observed the correlation that poor mental health often leads to physical deterioration and hospitalization. Seeing this phenomenon guided Jonathan to aim his career toward mental healthcare, which he believes to be the foundation of overall well-being.
He began to work in inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings and earned a Master of Science degree from Wilkes University in nursing as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP).
Jonathan recognizes that each client has a unique life and experience, and he works alongside them to optimize treatment strategies. He seeks to tailor care plans to help each individual meet their specific needs and achieve their personal goals.
He felt driven to a career in psychiatric mental health based on personal family experiences, his faith in God, and many other factors. Most of his life has been lived in Utah and Jonathan strives to take part in Utah’s majestic outdoor beauty as frequently as possible. His favorite activities are camping, hiking, and spending time with his family.
Maurice has worked in many practice areas throughout his nursing career, including psychiatry, oncology, palliative care, medical intensive care, hospice, and home health. Much of his psychiatry experience has been with adolescents; however, he also has many years of experience working with adults. He enjoys working with various age groups and has a natural ability to build rapport with his patients. He received his master's degree as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practioner at Maryville University and at that time, he also received a master’s degree in Business and Healthcare Administration. Outside of nursing, Maurice served in the United States Navy, where he has a passionate love for the veteran community.
His main area of interest is how the mind-body connection plays a role in overall health and healing. Maurice’s approach to treatment is patient-centered and focused on the whole person. In his view, a mental condition may not always be a mental disorder but rather a natural manifestation of some underlying imbalance.
With that, he believes a combination of traditional and holistic treatment offers the best outcome. Maurice has always enjoyed helping people and finds his work very rewarding.
Mike has over a decade of experience working in the mental health field. He graduated from University of Southern California with a Masters in Social Work. He has his full social worker license (LCSW) in both Utah and Arizona, and is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP). Mike has worked with a number of individuals to help them work through symptoms related to depression. ADHD, anxiety, and LGBTQ+ issues. In addition to those, Mike is also very familiar with helping others heal from trauma in various forms, as it seems to be a matter that is becoming more pervasive and acknowledged by our culture. He is trained in several therapeutic modalities that include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT); Trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT); Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT); Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Laughter and good humor have always been important in Mike's approach to much of life -- including therapy -- which is why he spends most of his free time with friends and family doing pretty much anything that can get a laugh which includes: open mic stand-up, video games, speaking in mostly Simpsons quotes, and running a comedy podcast with his wife (who is ALSO a therapist).
In her practice, Tammy strives to create a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their emotions and experiences openly. The foundation of her practice is deeply informed by Internal Family Systems as well as mind, body, and spirit-based approaches. As a psychedelic assisted therapist, she finds these approaches to be very supportive. Tammy is trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Flash Technique, and ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy). She also utilizes Polyvagal Theory to help clients befriend their nervous system.
Tammy specializes in treating PTSD and CPTSD. She works with survivors of sexual abuse, NPD (narcissistic personality disorder) or BPD (borderline personality disorder) abuse, as well as individuals navigating religious/spiritual conflict and discovery.
She also has specialized training in working with first responders, law enforcement, firefighters, and military.