At Meadowbrook Counseling, every member of our team, from therapists to administrative staff, is dedicated to supporting you on your journey to wellness. We are not just professionals but also compassionate allies who are committed to creating a safe, nurturing environment where healing and transformation can flourish. Our expert therapists specialize in various evidence-based modalities, ensuring personalized care tailored to your unique needs and goals. Join us, and experience the Meadowbrook difference - where empathy, expertise, and empowerment converge for holistic mental wellness.
Darcy Thompson is a clinical social worker who is eager to collaborate with clients on their treatment objectives. They earned both their Bachelors and Masters of Social Work degrees from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, focusing on Trauma-Informed care, Person-Centered treatment approaches, and Solution-Focused therapies. Additionally, they are skilled in EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, Crisis Stabilization and Intervention, Psychodynamic Therapy, Mindfulness, and Emotion-Regulation practices.
Throughout their career, Darcy has assisted a diverse range of clients spanning various ages and backgrounds. With a commitment to active, reflective listening and empathy, they strive to deeply comprehend each client's life challenges and experiences. This understanding forms the foundation for a collaborative journey towards wellness and personal growth. Darcy has expertise in working with individuals diagnosed with Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, CPTSD, Borderline Personality Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Adjustment Disorder, Schizophrenia, and several other severe and persistent mental health conditions. They are wholeheartedly dedicated to supporting each client in achieving their therapeutic aspirations.
Dr. Schiller began her clinical career as a hospice volunteer at the age of 16, developing a passion for clinical trauma and complex behavioral health issues. Her direct practice experience includes intensive case management working with children, families, couples, and individuals across the lifespan and with a variety of challenges. She seeks to integrate various practices and theories from evidence-based therapeutic modalities like Somatic Experience (SE), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Solution Focused Therapy (SFT), which foster growth, resilience, and independence in the client through the acquisition of actionable skills and increased personal insight.
She empowers her clients through recognition and acknowledgment of their strengths and resilience by increasing positivity, and provision of validation/self-validation which includes acceptance through a non-judgmental atmosphere of support, to improve self-worth. She has extensive clinical experience encompassing a range of issues related to trauma and the impact traumatic experiences have on daily functioning. She recognizes her clients as the expert of their own experiences, striving to create a therapeutic alliance that focuses on collaboration, empathetic support, and respect while identifying and celebrating client strengths.
She offers a collaborative and integrative approach for clients seeking insight to their challenges. Her attitude towards therapy is that there is not one universal method that works best for anyone, therefore, she uses an appropriate blend of modalities to help the clients she serves overcome whatever they are currently experiencing. She believes that the client is the expert in their own life and she is here to help navigate the difficulties that the client is currently facing. She concentrates on developing a partnership with clients to identify strengths and areas of potential growth to make meaning and implement positive change.
Her specialization is assisting individuals navigating life change and transitions, coping with grief and loss, and reducing the impact and effects of trauma and traumatic experiences. She believes that everyone possesses the strengths and tools needed to achieve healing goals, her role as a therapist is to help the client access and utilize these strengths effectively.
She knows that finding the right therapist while a positive step towards change, is often a daunting task. Her role as a therapist is to help you find peace in a safe and confidential space by gaining insight and perspective into your current challenges.
Dr. Schiller holds a Doctor of Social Work with emphasis on clinical expertise from Walden University, a Master of Social Work and Master of Science in Gerontology from Loma Linda University, and a Bachelor of Social Work from California State University Los Angeles. She is certified in a wide range of social work applications that address complex trauma and seeks to implement cultural humility with all clients served. She is a licensed LCSW in Nevada and Arizona and a board certified Clinical Supervisor in the state of Arizona.
As a therapist, she is dedicated to fostering a client-centered approach, recognizing that life's challenges can be complex and unique to each individual. She strives to offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space where individuals, regardless of age, can navigate their personal journeys with confidence and resilience.
In her view, therapy is a collaborative endeavor tailored to meet the specific needs of each person. She believes in utilizing a diverse range of theories and techniques, ensuring that therapy is adaptable and effective for all clients. Whether it's children, teens, couples, or individuals grappling with issues like depression, ADHD, or OCD, she is there to provide compassionate support and guidance.
After pursuing her Master of Social Work at the University of Utah, she is deeply passionate about working with clients of all ages, particularly children and adolescents. Her goal is to create a safe, empathetic environment where clients feel heard, understood, and validated.
It would be an honor for her to walk alongside you in your healing journey, offering insight, empowerment, and support every step of the way. Let's embark on this transformative process together.
Christina is a graduate student in Marriage and Family Therapy, dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges with compassion and care. Her academic journey began with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, which honed her ability to analyze and approach complex relational dynamics with clarity and precision—skills she now applies in her therapeutic practice.
In addition to her academic training, Christina brings over three years of experience in trauma-informed care, bolstered by certifications in the Healing Trauma Program and Crucial Conversations. Her volunteer work as a family mentor for refugee families and with Crisis Text Line has further enriched her ability to provide empathetic and compassionate support during critical moments.
Christina specializes in helping clients improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen connections within their relationships. She uses evidence-based practices to address challenges such as anxiety, depression, and family transitions, tailoring her approach to meet each client’s unique needs and goals.
Christina is deeply committed to creating a supportive and empathetic environment where clients feel truly seen and heard. She partners with clients to explore challenges, celebrate strengths, and work toward building healthier relationships and achieving greater balance and harmony in their lives.
Meredith is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern with a deep passion for helping individuals navigate the complexities of life. With an undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Utah, she brings years of experience in exploring the intersection of motherhood and mental health. Meredith works compassionately with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, faith transitions, or feeling stuck in difficult moments. While women’s issues are a particular passion of hers, she eagerly welcomes the opportunity to support teens and adults from all backgrounds.
In therapy, Meredith draws from attachment theory but firmly believes in an integrated, client-centered approach to ensure that each person feels truly seen and heard. Recognizing that therapy is never one-size-fits-all, she helps clients discover a treatment modality that resonates with who they are. Meredith sees her role as helping people tap into their own power to overcome life’s challenges. She practices and encourages radical acceptance, hoping her clients will learn to embrace themselves with the same level of compassion and love.
Outside of her work, Meredith is a proud mother of three teens and enjoys spending time with her kids and her dog, Millie.
I am Jordan Boyack, a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern who approaches therapy through a humanistic lens, emphasizing compassion, authenticity, and the inherent value of every individual. Having personally experienced a faith transition, I’ve developed a deep empathy for those navigating life’s complexities, whether it’s exploring identity, overcoming challenges, or finding meaning in difficult circumstances. I work with individuals on matters such as faith journeys, mood and anxiety disorders, and relational difficulties, creating a non-judgmental space where they feel validated and supported in their journey. My therapeutic style is rooted in humanistic principles, guided by the belief that everyone has the capacity for self-discovery and meaningful change. I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each client, fostering a collaborative and affirming environment where they can uncover their strengths and build fulfilling lives.
Outside of counseling, I’m passionate about the outdoors. Whether I’m hiking, camping, mountain biking, or snowboarding in the mountains, I find solace and inspiration in nature. I cherish time spent with my wife, friends, and my dog, often exploring trails and soaking in the tranquility of the wilderness.
I’m committed to walking alongside my clients with compassion and respect as they embark on their unique paths toward healing and self-acceptance. It’s an honor to be part of their journey.
Overwhelmed with emotions or thoughts you’re not sure what to do with? Let’s explore what fulfillment, self-worth, and success mean to you—so you can live a life that truly suits your unique needs and personality.
Using an eclectic mix of modalities like EMDR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS), you’ll discover your inner strengths and embrace a more intuitive way of living. Whether dealing with trauma, transitions, relationship issues, or personal pain, you’ll gain practical tools and insights to help you heal, build and maintain a deeply fulfilling life.
Kaelan comes with a background of working in school, hospital, and higher care settings. She worked with the mentally ill and those in mental health crises, with an extensive background in suicide work. Kaelan graduated with Honors from Utah Valley University with a bachelors of social work. She continued her education at the University of Utah, graduating with high honors in the Master of Social Work program. She values education and has taken the approach that learning is continual, and often takes place outside of the traditional classroom.
She believes that each client is the expert in their own lives and recognizes the opportunity to learn is critical in development. Therapeutic work should be collaborative and that can only be done when all parties are ready. Kaelan takes a motivational approach with the belief that eventually pain will subside and we get to decide what will take its place.
Therapy can be uncomfortable but it should be embraced as we make changes for growth, find value through the difficult experiences and peace in collaboration. Kaelan currently works with children, adolescents, young adult, and adults.
Heidi Pace has been providing mental health therapy for 3 years in both California and Utah. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Marriage and Family Studies and her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at National Louis University. She is currently an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (A.C.M.H.C.), working toward her hours for full licensure, to be completed soon. Heidi has completed trainings in the following areas: Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Art Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and is the process pursuing trained in EMDR. She is consistently staying up to date on the most recent research and attending training and is passionate about learning and growing. During her time in the field she has gained a significant amount of experience working with various populations, including children, teens, women, LGBTQ population, couples, and those with domestic violence backgrounds. Heidi has worked in a residential treatment center, a death and bereavement center for young children and their families, large therapy organizations, and private practices as well. Additionally, Heidi specializes in working with complex trauma, PTSD, BPD, and personality disorders, specifially with women and LGBTQ populations. She is passionate about incorporating art therapy, movement therapy, and somatic therapy into the therapeutic process. She deeply believes effective therapy includes a holistic approach. Heidi believes that healing takes place within the therapeutic relationship. "Once the relationship is secure and safe, the client can begin to open up and heal." In her spare time, Heidi enjoys being outdoors, hiking, running, listening to music, hiking, woodwork, traveling, reading and creating art.
Dylan believes that every individual has the potential to lead the life they genuinely desire and that enduring change is achievable. As a strengths-based therapist, he builds upon and leverages clients' strengths in therapy, assisting them in navigating the challenges they face. He creates an environment where clients can confide in him without fearing judgment or being instructed on how to live their lives. He sees therapy as an interactive process, one that shouldn't appear identical for everyone. Beyond talk therapy, he believes individuals resonate with diverse techniques, often incorporating music, art, and experiential interventions.