ADHD Therapists in Kamas, UT

I deeply enjoy working with adults with ADHD, anxiety, and/or depression, and those who want to gain a deeper understanding of who they are. You may have the experience of feeling disconnected from others or difficulty knowing how you bring value to the world. If you have (or suspect you have) ADHD, you may feel overwhelmed from constantly trying to fit into a box that wasn't made for you. Together, we will explore your struggles, values, history, and strengths to cope with challenges and begin to feel more connected with yourself and those you care about.

Maybe you’re someone who’s been struggling with depression and anxiety, or you’ve been affected by the never-ending complexities of life.  Maybe you’re someone who has had to endure traumatic experiences and just can’t seem to escape the consequences. I can help you. I have done a lot of training in multiple types of therapy. I can help you take back control of your situation and be more aligned with who you want to be. I can help you begin to discover and experience the life you want. Let's make some adjustments together to get more of what you need out of your life. Your experiences are unique, and your treatment should be too.

I am an Clinical Mental Health Counselor. I enjoy working with young adults and adults experiencing difficulties with daily living. I have worked with individuals with a variety of mental health issues that include: substance abuse, addiction, LGBTQIA+, depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, anger, ADHD, autism, physical disability, and mood disorders. In addition, I have experience working in the public sector for individuals and families which gives me additional knowledge of systems and resources that can be an asset to my clients through a therapeutic lens. I offer a sliding fee scale.

Families, Teens, Couples, and Individuals. Restoring hope to Utah families, Couples and Teens. And for those who feel they have tried everything; we have additional methods to help the mind heal. With Ketamine assisted therapy, and TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) great strides have been made toward a healthier mind.

Are you overwhelmed by all the responsibilities you have on your plate, do you feel scattered, or do you always feel three steps behind? Do you find yourself worrying excessively and struggle to rein it in? Maybe you are a parent and struggling to balance caring for your children, working, and caring for yourself? Whether you are struggling with challenges around anxiety, depression, parenting struggles, ADHD, relationship issues, or trauma I can help you. I would work with you to identify the root causes of your struggles and give you the tools necessary to grow beyond these challenges.

Living with ADHD can be like having a supercharged brain in a slow-paced world. It's filled with brilliant ideas, unstoppable energy, and boundless creativity. Yet, it often comes with challenges in organization, focus, and navigating daily life. This is where I hope to help. My approach is not just about coping but thriving. Together, we'll explore strategies tailored to your unique brain, turning perceived weaknesses into your greatest strengths.

Jennifer R. Cardinal, Ph.D., is a doctoral level psychologist with areas of specialization in neuropsychology, school psychology, and autism. She is licensed as a psychologist and is also nationally certified as a school psychologist by the National Association of School Psychologists. Dr. Cardinal completed a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology Counseling and Guidance from Brigham Young University and later completed a Doctorate Degree in Educational Psychology with an emphasis in Neuropsychology. She was a school counselor at Salt Lake School District and spent several years as a school psychologist working at Jordan and Davis School districts.

As human beings, we come to know who we are through the relationships we’ve had with others. Many people hold onto internalized messages that they’ve carried throughout their life––messages of being insignificant, unworthy, unimportant, or that they aren’t enough. These messages and beliefs cause us pain and can directly influence our behaviors, emotions, thoughts, and how we relate with ourselves and others. Through therapy we work to uncover these deep internalized messages and untangle them from your life so that you can discover the truth about who you really are so that you can start living the life you’ve always wanted.

Through the establishment of realistic goals, boundaries and expectations. I will help you gain a new level of self-compassion to promote healing, and ultimately, to restore peace in your life. I specialize in Trauma & PTSD, First responders, Substance abuse, Suicidal ideation, Narcissistic abuse, Anxiety, Depression, Post-partum, Faith crises Religious trauma, Betrayal trauma, Relationships, Negative core beliefs, Negative coping skills, LGBT+, Grief & loss, Eating disorders, Parenting, Mindfulness based therapy, ADHD, and Dissociative Disorders.

We aim to empower, support and remove barriers for people of all neurotypes and all ages. Our specializations are 1) ADHD, Autism and sensory processing coaching, occupational therapy, psychotherapy and medication prescription 2) Concussion, headache/migraine, and whiplash cranial massage and rehabilitation and 3) mental health therapy: PTSD, anxiety, depression, and more (for anyone with or without a diagnosis). We are LGBTQIA2S+ affirming and do surgery and HRT letter writing.

Celeste Wiggins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She holds a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. She has worked in forensic, school-based, and private practice settings regarding issues of trauma, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, addiction, psychosis, autism spectrum related issues, and ADHD. Celeste has experience working with people of a wide range of ages, genders (or no genders), sexualities (or no sexualities), and races. She works from a client-centered, humanistic/transpersonal, queer-affirming, multiculturally humble, and attachment-based/relational framework.

I love being a therapist, helping others to find their best selves and reach their potential. I do individual and family / marital therapy with all ages. I specialize in autism spectrum disorders, abuse / trauma, anxiety, depression, executive functioning deficits (like ADHD and learning problems), and behavior problems. My preferred modes of therapy are cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), child-centered play therapy / filial play therapy, neurocognitive remediation (NCR), and experiential therapy (including utilizing mindfulness).

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 13+ years of experience working in the mental health field. I have worked with all ages and intellectual capacities with individual, couples, families and group therapy. I have experience working but not limited to anxiety, depression, mood disorders (Bipolar disorder), ADHD, relationships and communication, LGBTQ, trauma, OCD, psychosis (hallucinations, paranoia and delusions) and personality disorders. I specialize in life changes with children moving into adolescence and adulthood, career changes, relationships changes, career to retirement and parenting to empty nesting.

Marriage, family and individual counseling for those who need a caring and engaged professional. My therapy is focused on the brain and how our brains can be healed and our lives can be changed forever. I specialize in difficulties in relationships and struggles with mental health disorders. I typically see individuals struggling with relationships, medications, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, bipolar disorder, self-esteem, trauma recovery, family problems, military (tricare) and pre/post mission preparation. I am close to BYU and UVU and I see students who suffer from ADHD, depression and anxiety.

I specialize in therapy for athletes, with a dual focus on improving both mental health and sports performance. I also specialize in therapy for individuals navigating ADHD, anxiety, or depression. I believe that mental health is an experience, not an illness or disorder. I help clients focus on connecting with their experience, moving them towards a better understanding of self and away from the pursuit of trying to fix themselves. Those I work with often report this perspective and approach enables them to move forward in their lives, despite the challenges and difficulties they face.