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Jon Nash is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in the state of Utah has 7 years of experience working with mental health clients. He has worked in a variety of settings including adolescent residential treatment and private practice. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Brigham Young University and received his Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Touro University Worldwide. Jon is a published author of the book "Inviting Christ on Our Journey of Healing." His book can be found at https://jonnashcmhc.com/books/

Jon specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma/PTSD. He is trained in utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, and family systems theory. He will work with you to identify your personal strengths and then build off of those areas.

It can be challenging to have high levels of anxiety, depression, and other overwhelming feelings present. The experience of working in some challenging settings helps Jon to better understand where you are coming from and being able to provide you with tools to help you live a more meaningful life and more hopeful future.

Compassionate Nurse | Trauma-Informed Advocate | Culturally Sensitive Care Provider

Marco Rudas-Garcia, MSN, RN, is a dedicated nurse and mental health advocate with a passion for blending clinical excellence and human connection. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from the University of Utah and a Master’s in Nursing from Gonzaga University, he combines advanced expertise with deep empathy to empower his patients.

His career spans surgical trauma units, psychiatric care, and specialized support for developmentally delayed individuals with mental illness, including impactful work with veterans at the VA Hospital in Salt Lake City. These experiences have honed his trauma-informed approach and commitment to care that prioritizes dignity, trust, and collaboration. Marco is licensed in UT, WA, and OR.

Areas of Specialization:

• Trauma & PTSD: Evidence-based strategies to restore safety and resilience.
• Anxiety & Depression: Personalized care tailored to each individual’s story.
• LGBTQIA2S+ Affirming Care: A welcoming, inclusive space for authentic healing.
• Online Opioid Addiction Treatment (MAT): Compassionate, judgment-free recovery support.

Fluent in Spanish, Marco is deeply committed to culturally sensitive care, particularly for marginalized communities underserved by traditional healthcare systems. His philosophy centers on patient-driven partnerships—believing that true healing happens when individuals feel heard, respected, and empowered in their own journey.

Outside of his clinical work, Marco recharges by coaching sports, hiking Utah’s rugged landscapes, and embarking on road trips with his family—a reminder that joy and balance are essential to wellbeing.

For Marco, exceptional care isn’t just about treatment—it’s about building a plan that honors each patient’s strengths, needs, and goals. Because everyone deserves a partner in healing.

Katelyn LeSueur Baumbach is deeply passionate about assisting individuals in overcoming life's challenges and achieving their goals. Her therapeutic approach is collaborative, empathetic, and non-judgmental, aiming to establish a safe and welcoming environment where clients can comfortably explore their thoughts and emotions.

Katelyn graduated with her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Utah Valley University. She works with a diverse range of clients hailing from various backgrounds, addressing concerns such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem, trauma, and more. Employing evidence-based techniques, she tailors her therapy sessions to align with each individual's distinct needs. Katelyn is also certified in EMDR therapy and takes a trauma informed approach to therapy. 

She firmly believes in the transformative potential of therapy as a tool for personal growth and self-discovery, and she considers it a privilege to accompany her clients on their journey towards healing and positive change. She eagerly looks forward to the opportunity to work alongside you.

With his schooling in marriage and family therapy from St. Mary’s University, Jonathan has enjoyed helping clients since 2007. He enjoys working with clients from a wide variety of backgrounds. In fact, most of his career he has been working [exclusively] with Spanish-speaking clients. Jonathan has experienced grief and loss and understands the importance of hearing and understanding.

He began to understand the importance of genuine connection in couples therapy when a friend of his shared his experience working to strengthen his relationship with his partner. Jonathan has been trained in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and EMDR therapy; he also includes many principles found in the Gottman Method, which works well with couples. We all battle bad habits, and Jonathan works together with clients to help them work toward their goals while honoring their dreams. His professional experience includes individual, couples, and family therapy in various settings, such as school districts and university mental health clinics, as well as nonprofit organizations.

Jonathan finds it meaningful to help clients better understand their inherent value and self-worth. He is confident in his skills in treating issues involving trauma, family conflict, grief, marital and premarital issues, parenting, peer relationships, sexually compulsive behaviors, trafficking victims, relationship issues, self-harm, and spirituality. He enjoys providing an inclusive environment for all diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQIA+ individuals.

Jonathan understands the importance of applying the wisdom you have received from others, including from your personal spirituality.

Throughout his life, Jonathan has appreciated many aspects of music and its influence on the human heart and mind.  He's interested in sharing meaning, strength, and trust that can be built via music. Occasionally, he will paint something. Jonathan also listens to some inspiring words shared by family, a friend, or other people he trusts.  Although very picky with choosing podcasts, he has enjoyed a variety of genuine storytellers covering musical, social, spiritual, cultural, and many other interesting and some challenging topics. Jonathan also enjoys driving, being with loved ones, and listening to someone inspiring and/or engaging.

Life often presents challenges, and at times, the need for additional support arises. Madison possesses a deep passion for assisting individuals in navigating through these trying moments and discovering strategies to overcome the obstacles they encounter. Central to her belief system is the conviction that every person deserves to be heard, understood, and supported.

Throughout her career, a significant focus has been on aiding clients in behavior modification and addressing symptoms related to substance use, depression, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma responses. She also boasts valuable experience in working with clients on the autism spectrum and those who have endured the harrowing effects of domestic violence.

Madison's counseling approach is firmly grounded in empathy, compassion, and the art of active listening. She is unwavering in her commitment to establishing a safe and non-judgmental space where clients can delve into their thoughts, emotions, and experiences without the burden of criticism or misunderstanding. Her professional training includes expertise in trust-based relational interventions, behavioral therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Furthermore, Madison is in the process of pursuing certification in neurofeedback therapy and EMDR, continuously expanding her knowledge and skills to better serve her clients.

Brittney is a therapist guided by a fundamental belief in the power of relationships. This passion led her to earn a Bachelor’s in Human Development and Family Studies from Utah State University and a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Touro University Worldwide. Through her education and experience, she has developed a deep commitment to helping couples and families enhance communication, resolve conflict, and strengthen their bonds.

She practices from a person-centered and collaborative lens, viewing her clients as the experts of their own lives while she facilitates their growth. Brittney understands that starting therapy can feel daunting, which is why she is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental environment where client goals are the primary focus. She considers it an honor to walk alongside individuals, couples, and families on their healing journey, helping them build the tools for lasting change and celebrating their achievements every step of the way.

Grace Samuels is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) completing her master’s degree at Capella University, where she integrates evidence-based practices with a warm, relational approach. With a bachelor’s degree in Marriage and Family Studies from BYU–Idaho, Grace brings both academic rigor and heartfelt empathy to her work with individuals, couples, and families navigating life’s complexities.

Specializing in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Collaborative Language Systems, Grace helps clients uncover emotional patterns, strengthen relationships, and foster resilience. She has experience supporting clients through anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, faith transitions, identity exploration, and life transitions, always honoring their unique stories with curiosity and respect.

At the core of Grace’s practice is a belief in the transformative power of connection. She creates a safe, inclusive space where clients feel deeply seen and heard—whether they’re seeking clarity as individuals, working through conflict as couples, or processing major changes as families. Her approach balances grounded insight, emotional presence, and a steadfast trust in each person’s capacity for growth.

Grace welcomes clients from all backgrounds and is committed to culturally affirming, LGBTQ+-inclusive care. If you’re ready to explore healing with a therapist who meets you with warmth, skill, and deep respect for your journey, Grace would be honored to walk alongside you.

Kim Christensen is a Certified Social Worker (CSW) who provides a trauma-informed and down-to-earth therapeutic approach, grounded in a deep belief in each individual's capacity to heal. She welcomes clients who may not have all the answers but possess a willingness to begin their journey. Viewing therapy as a collaborative process, Ms. Christensen dedicates herself to accompanying her clients throughout their journey.

Her practice is built on a person-centered and systems-based approach, which focuses on creating a safe, supportive environment while also considering the broader context of a client's life and relationships. Ms. Christensen's professional background includes experience with the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS), where she supported families navigating complex challenges. This work has instilled in her a profound respect for human resilience and the courage it takes to seek support.

She enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families addressing life transitions, relationship challenges, and the healing of past wounds. Her goal is to help clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to move toward the life they desire.

Outside of her practice, Ms. Christensen has been married for over 25 years and is the proud parent of two adult children. She shares her home with four dogs and a cat. An avid outdoor enthusiast, she finds grounding and inspiration through hiking, climbing, mountain biking, and spending time outdoors with her family.

Change is a natural and often positive part of life—but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy. Deneb’s approach to therapy is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and deep respect for each individual’s unique journey. He believes that the most effective healing happens when clients feel seen, heard, and safe—empowered to take meaningful steps toward the life they want to create. With Deneb’s support, clients explore what matters most to them and develop tools that foster resilience, self-awareness, and personal growth.

Deneb earned his Master’s in Social Work from Brigham Young University and brings experience in a range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing, and the Gottman Method for couples. He has worked with individuals facing challenges such as compulsive behaviors, trauma, anxiety, grief, and more. His priority is to meet each client where they are and provide support that aligns with their needs and goals.

Outside of his professional work, Deneb enjoys reading, hiking, kayaking, playing board games, and spending quality time with his family. These moments of connection and reflection help keep him grounded—something he strives to offer within the therapeutic space as well.

Marcie is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker who recently graduated with her master’s degree in social work at the University of Utah. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Utah State University. With years of experience tutoring underprivileged young adults and teens preparing for their GED, Marcie has also worked in a middle school, supporting students with their academics. She has a profound affection for children, teens, and adults and holds a special place in her heart for autistic individuals and their families.

Marcie has extensive experience working with ADHD, learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, anxiety, depression, and mood disorders. She is passionate about helping others recognize their inherent value and worth.

Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Marcie briefly lived in Arizona, where she relished the heat, blue skies, and sunshine. In her free time, she loves attending Zumba and hip-hop dance classes. Marcie also enjoys traveling to explore diverse customs, cultures, and communities.

Alysa is a dedicated professional who loves encouraging people and bringing positive change to their lives. She utilizes holistic, evidence-based practices that incorporate a mind-body connection approach, including nervous system regulation. Alysa looks at the whole person to understand her clients' experiences and how to support them on their healing journey.

She plans to deepen her knowledge and expertise by becoming trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and trauma-informed yoga therapy, among other modalities. She believes in the therapeutic relationship and strives to build rapport with each client. Alysa’s calm demeanor provides a compassionate environment for discovery and healing.

Alysa received her Bachelor of Science in Marriage and Family Studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho and is pursuing her Master of Social Work at Grand Canyon University. She is dedicated to ongoing professional development to stay current on the latest research and mental health practices. Demonstrating her commitment to diversity and inclusion, Alysa’s practical social work skills are evident in her experience with refugees. She worked on finding housing for displaced refugees upon their arrival in the community. She also assisted refugee families in accessing early education and developmental resources for children and parents.

In her free time, Alysa enjoys spending time with her husband in the mountains, paddleboarding, hiking, and rock climbing. She also enjoys getting creative through baking and slowing things down by pulling out a good book.

Brianne believes it is essential for individuals to feel witnessed, encouraged, and valued on their journey of survival and growth. She offers a safe, supportive space where clients can freely express themselves, working collaboratively to help them reconnect with their innate ability to guide their own path in a positive and meaningful way.

Currently pursuing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) at the University of Phoenix, Brianne’s therapeutic approach is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), incorporating techniques from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She operates from a trauma-informed perspective and has experience with Motivational Interviewing (MI). Brianne is passionate about providing clients with practical tools, resources, and education in a warm, client-centered manner, tailored to meet each individual’s unique needs. She strives to be culturally aware and values understanding each person’s relationship with their own cultural background.

Brianne has worked with diverse populations, including families involved with the Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS) and individuals in permanent supportive housing facing serious mental illness (SMI), homelessness, and addiction. Her most recent experience was in a behavioral health hospital, supporting teenage males working through trauma and behavioral challenges. She enjoys working with clients of various ages and backgrounds, addressing concerns such as anxiety, depression, childhood trauma, boundary-setting, and more.

Outside of her professional life, Brianne loves spending time with her husband and their four cats. She believes in the power of laughter and often incorporates humor into her life—sometimes, it’s the best medicine for the moment.

Virginia is currently completing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. With a background in advocacy and years of experience supporting survivors of trauma, she brings a unique blend of creativity, nonjudgmental presence, and deep respect for each individual’s lived experience to her counseling work. She is a nationally certified victim advocate through NOVA’s National Advocate Credentialing Program.

Virginia’s person-centered therapeutic style is grounded in existential and narrative therapy, offering clients a warm, collaborative space to explore their identity, story, and meaning. Her integrative approach weaves in somatic awareness, mindfulness, Sandtray, polyvagal principles, internal family systems (IFS), Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP), and trauma-informed care. She tailors each session to the client’s needs and pace with space for both deep reflection and growth. She works with individuals navigating grief and loss, anxiety, depression, identity questions, trauma, relationship and communication issues, life transitions, and dissociative concerns such as DID. She also has experience supporting neurodiverse clients (including ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder) and those impacted by shame, spiritual conflict, and abuse.

With a background in public safety and advocacy, she is passionate about supporting medical personnel, first responders, veterans, and those with aviation backgrounds, understanding the unique toll these roles can take on mental health. Virginia is also an affirming provider for LGBTQ+ clients, offering a space where all identities are respected and valued.

Virginia believes healing begins with being seen and heard. She walks alongside her clients as they reconnect with their sense of self, reclaim their voice, and move toward a life rooted in meaning, purpose, and authenticity. She often says, "You are not who others say you are. You are who you choose to be."

Natalie believes that every individual’s journey is unique, shaped by their personal experiences, challenges, and strengths. Her clinical work is grounded in this understanding, and she is committed to tailoring her therapeutic approach to meet each client where they are. Natalie specializes in treating anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and trauma, with a strong focus on fostering a safe and collaborative environment for healing and personal growth.

Her professional background includes clinical experience at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute and work with the Utah Juvenile Defense Attorney’s Office, where she supported youth navigating complex legal and emotional challenges. These roles have reinforced her dedication to providing compassionate and individualized care.

Natalie utilizes evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She takes an integrative approach, adapting each session to reflect the unique needs, goals, and values of the individuals she serves. She is also in the process of becoming certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), expanding her capacity for trauma-informed work.

Whether clients are facing a life transition or working through long-standing patterns, Natalie is passionate about supporting them on their path toward healing, resilience, and meaningful change.