This. Center. Changes. Lives. It is a godsend. I graduate from the program next week and after only…read more2-3 months I feel in control for the first time in my life. Where else can you get that?! I am close to tears as I type because of the fact that I just had an experience tonight that a couple months ago would have sent me into a spiral. And instead I thought about skills I've learned (completely different skills from any YEARS of therapy I did before hand) and I walked myself through it. I feel proud of myself, and have the tools to manage this diagnosis now. I have OCD but I have seen friends (clients) enter the program with all sorts of anxiety disorders and leave so much better. Not healed- but better. In control. My brain is a little bit quieter. I've never had quiet before. It's amazing. The staff is INCREDIBLE. From the darling front desk ladies, to the CAs who help you in your treatment, the therapists, all the way up to the director. I have felt so much love, validation, and support. They have a great system to report any issues you have. When I had personal conflict with a CA, I was able to talk to the head people and they took my feedback super seriously. I have been just keeping my head above water my whole life. Now I'm swimming. Please go to an intro appointment and see if they can help you. They need these centers worldwide. I seriously cannot believe how organized, professional, kind, and knowledgeable this place is. I cannot promise it will help you. But i can testify that it's helped me and so many others. It won't get rid of your disorder. But it can help you live with it. I. Love. It. Here. I did the daily program and now am moving on to the weekly and then monthly appointments. I broke into tears last night because I will miss it. It feels more like home than anything ever has. Thank you. For helping me get my life back. And thank you for never undermining how hard it's been, for listening on all the tearful painful horrible days. For giving me the credit, and praising me for showing up. I did a lot of the work. But wouldn't have known how to do it without you. I've been trying to do it for years without you- and now I finally have traction. I'm finally keeping goals and progressing. It's hard. It's a grueling program. You probably don't think you can do it- but you can. Stay with it. It's so so worth it. All the hard days and ups and downs. (Why is the third week when everyone seems to feel it the most? It's like it finally hits them) All of that. All the money. All the time. All the commitment. It is worth it all and more. I am eternally eternally grateful.

My son's weekly regular therapist recommended the clinic. He gave me the number and when I called I…read morespoke to Conner. Conner was lovely and helpful. He set up a virtual video interview, of sorts, with Ash to make sure the program would be a good fit for my son. My son is an adult with Autism. Ash and Conner were both on the virtual call. Ash spoke to and asked my son questions for approximately 45 minutes. He excused my son from the call and spoke to me for about 10 minutes. He said my son did great and would be just fine in the program and a great fit. Because of my son's Autism, Ash wanted to make sure my son would be able to engage, actively participate, and have the emotional and intellectual ability to participate. We were thrilled that this program would be able to help him and that he was a good fit. I changed three people's schedules in order to accommodate the M-F IOP schedule for 12-17 weeks. If you are familiar with Autism, you know that change is not something they are easily flexible with. It took a lot of explaining and hyping up the program for him to be open to it. When he found out the Ash said he'd be a great fit, and my son was SO HAPPY that he finally found a place that could help him, "not worry all of the time." We started on Monday, August 10th in the Riverton location. My son got in the car after his first day and said, "Mom! I'm not alone, other people worry like me." He also showed me a note card that the therapists asked everyone to write the ultimate goal for the program on. My son wrote, "that my OCD would go away and never come back." I called our extended family and let them know how wonderful it went and how invested my son was. We were SO HAPPY. On Tuesday, August 11th, Ash called me to discuss treatment (his voicemail). I called him back and he said they were going to discharge my son from the treatment. ONE DAY. He attended ONE DAY. I asked him did something happen or what the reason was. He said the therapists notes said my son was, "Unable to identify the root cause of his worry." ON THE FIRST DAY. I asked him how ANYONE would be able to do that on their first day and wasn't that what the program was supporsed to helpf their clients with. He said that was a very good question but did not elaborate. He also said the notes said that my son needed more support than the group could provide. I reminded Ash that he interviewed my son and said he would be a great fit and reiterated that HOW could anyone dealing with OCD be able to identify it's root cause in their orienation session? They wouldn't need to go the center if they could do that. The program is 12-17 weeks so how do they expect someone to do that on the first day. The amount of planning, rearranging, and energy it took to make space for my son to attend this program was massive. I am also a single mom and had to postpone another one of my non-driving children's enrollment for SLCC so I could make space to take my son to their program. If I could give this facility less than one star I would. I feel strongly that my son was discriminated against becasue of his disability. There is nothing I can do, but I want others to know what happened to my son and to my family. I had to lie (chose to) to my son and tell him I removed him because I found a better place, but I haven't. I was heartbroken for him because he felt included, accepted, and Ash said he did great and would be great for the group. He finally found others who "worry" like him and he so badly wanted help. I would never recommend this place to anyone. Dismissive and discriminatory. An absolute disservice to the community to treat people the way they treated my son.

I've suffered with anxiety my whole life and Dustin is for sure the best thing to happen to my…read moreanxiety. It has gone down dramatically since starting therapy. He uses his sarcasm to make you feel better about all the crazy things your brain makes you anxious about and I love that! You won't regret working with him!

[Same review I left on Google] I've been seeing Dustin for 1.5 years, for help with multiple mental…read morehealth disorders, and I've improved so much--I'm surprised how much. Dustin understands anxiety well and knows how to help you methodically address it and challenge yourself, but at completely manageable levels to help you mitigate overwhelm or depression. Dustin is also very understanding and accepting--no need to censor yourself no matter who you are or how you live your life--and has a great sense of humor but can read the room :) and doesn't make light of your heavier, more difficult moments. He's supportive, encouraging, knows how to help you get results, and I would recommend him to anyone.

Cade is amazing! I always feel comfortable sharing my feelings and showing my emotions with him. He…read morespeaks very kind and gentle and is very patient. He always listens and tries to understand before he gives his thoughts. I appreciate so much the respect and trust that he builds and I value his knowledge and experience. I would definitely recommend Cade!

From the owner: Mountain Family Therapy helps individuals, couples, and families feel whole, connected, and strong…read morethrough online therapy that blends warmth, practical tools, and evidence-informed care. Our clinicians support clients across licensed states with a consultation-first process focused on fit, clarity, and meaningful change.

I found the people at Resolutions to be extremely caring and empathetic to my concerns. I have had…read morea unique opportunity to get to know the owner, Kathie personally and she is unique among therapists that I have known in the past. She is in touch with how emotions work and the energy of those emotions. I have also met several of the other therapists there and without exception they are wonderful people. Counseling and therapy come with much uncertainty for most people, and finding the right person to help is a must. I highly recommend Resolutions if you are looking for caring people who are willing and able to help.

Excellent and professional. Finding a good therapist takes time and energy. Positive…read moreexperience-highly recommend. Will continue!

From the owner: At Bountiful Counseling, we help individuals, couples, and groups navigate life's challenges and…read morereconnect emotionally. Paul Callister, PhD, CMHC, CGP and Mara Callister, LCSW specialize in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), one of the most researched and effective approaches to couples therapy. We offer individual therapy, couples therapy, and group therapy at our office in Bountiful, Utah, serving the greater Salt Lake City area. Whether you're feeling stuck, working through relationship difficulties, or looking for the support of a therapy group, we're here to help. Contact us for a free consultation call to see if we're a good fit. Schedule a free online consultation call at bountifulcounseling.com.

I contacted Healing Paths on January 25. I received texts from someone who said they would have…read moreRachel, a Therapist there contact me. Heard nothing and contacted them again on Feb 3rd. As of February 17th I have received no response. Considering the step one has to take for help I am extremely disappointed in this Company. I recommend that anyone seeking help find a different provider and avoid Healing Paths at all costs.

This clinic was chosen because they specifically noted trauma, betrayal, sex addiction, and…read morespecializing in partner focused therapy. The experience turned out to be nothing like what the initial consultation outlined. Assigning a therapist who wasn't certified and had no direct experience with addicts to counsel an addict is highly unprofessional and unethical. The handling of therapy made clear just how little experience and knowledge there was. There was such a blazè attitude towards something that most would consider a very serious and important thing. So much of what I researched and read about the handling of that type of therapy was in opposition to how it was continually handled by the assigned therapist. It eventually became quite apparent that help was unlikely to be received regardless of how much time or money was spent. Based on that very expensive (thousands of dollars) and unhelpful experience, I would not recommend this clinic, not in good conscience.

Rachael is one of the best therapist I know and I highly recommend her. She is not only…read moreprofessional but so down to earth and compassionate. She utilizes EMDR and Internal Family Systems in her work with clients which there is a demand for treating trauma. If you're looking for a therapist that makes you feel seen, heard, and safe---- she's the one.

Rachael is wonderful. She's very professional and gives great feedback and her schedule is fairly…read moreflexible. I love that she takes the full 60 mins, instead of the regular 50 most therapists do. She also gives great "homework" and gives advice about things to work on. Overall, I absolutely recommend her. I already have recommended her to many people I know.

Davis Behavioral Health is a very top-down agency, and experienced therapists are not fostered as…read moreemployees. This is why you will see mostly therapists that are beginning their career here. The administration can be VERY unethical, and actually attempt to or violate laws sometimes. Employees have to go to bat for their legal rights, and I have heard of them treating those employees like black sheep afterwards, though they were not in the wrong. I have seen the director, Kristen Reisig, be catty and disrespectful and instigate and/or support unkind treatment of staff. I have seen the director, Brandon Hatch, support this behavior, as well, and I was told separately that he is also known to instigate this on his own. The Human Resources Director, Tim London, spearheads some of this cruel and disrespectful treatment as well, and is known to be difficult to work with and to be unkind also. Caseloads are enormous, and you are literally told that you cannot 'just talk' with clients, they have to be moved through the system as quickly as possible. Medicaid clients have to go through DBH, but if you do not have Medicaid, and are looking for a therapist, I would encourage you to go anywhere else. If you are a therapist, I would DEFINITELY avoid working at DBH. Your experience and voice will NOT be respected, unless it is in line with everything that administration wants.

Was seen by Geldmacher at the Bountiful location. Went in to be treated for PTSD and Mrs Geldmacher…read moreclaimed to be a trauma therapist but was in fact not very good at it. She ended up causing additional harm due to unethical behavior. When this unethical treatment was brought to her supervisors attention they elected to keep her on. Makes you wonder how many unethical therapists are employed here. Is yours? Would you know? This is managed care at its finest. Their staff is overworked, underpaid and burnt out. Turn over and clients being transferred in the middle of treatment is common. And being unethical is apparently ok for therapist's working here. I'm sure there are good therapist's that work here too but knowing they keep their unethical ones is a little unnerving if you ask me. Now we get to find a real therapist at a different establishment to fix the harm caused by Mrs Geldmacher at our own expense.