Kim has been working in helping capacities even before she became a social worker. These experiences ranged from working with adolescents in an acute psychiatric setting, to crisis lines and debriefing for train accidents, to spearheading email based support to more than 300 people for 15 years. Once she obtained her degrees, she spent 7 years working with vulnerable adults in abuse situations by connecting families to resources, supporting those in need in finding safety and relief from trauma, and working with people regarding the aging process. Kim has also worked with the University of Utah Mobile Crisis Outreach Team assessing people in crisis, connecting them to helping community partners, assisting in creating safety plans, and facilitating inpatient stays when required. Kim specializes in LGBTQ issues, particularly as they relate to religion and spirituality.

Kim is excited about helping people find their own paths to healing, growth, and the changes they desire. She loves watching people reach their goals and find peace and meaning in their lives, following their own life paths. She is passionate about seeing people discover self-acceptance and mindfully journeying toward their goals and dreams. Kim loves to assist others in learning to excel in life and in relationships. She also loves to spend time with her spouse, children and grandson, traveling, camping, reading, watching movies, jigsaw puzzles, and building LEGOs.

Areas of focus: Womens' issues, life coaching, LGBTQ+

Elizabeth has focused her entire adult career in supporting people in living authentic, joyful, powerful lives. Elizabeth is passionate about providing affirming, inclusive, competent care to LGBTQ+ communities and in offering compassionate, strength-based, insightful therapy to all who seek her services regardless of what brings clients to her door.

Elizabeth has over 20 years of experience as a life coach, empowerment trainer, and public speaker. She has worked with thousands of people from all walks of life, assisting them in healing, goal achievement, and their own versions of joy and success. Today Elizabeth combines all of her experience and expertise with formal education and training to provide clients with a fulfilling therapeutic experience. She is skilled in working with self-esteem issues, relationship concerns, mindfulness, life coaching, depression, anxiety, and trauma. Elizabeth has experience working in professional therapeutic settings that include child behavioral issues, adolescent depression and anxiety, and adult acute psychiatric care.

Elizabeth enjoys reading, writing, crocheting, fishing, and trying to be a good sport when playing board games with family and friends. She is an Alaskan girl at heart who has been living in Utah since 1996.

Life is a journey. Sometimes you get to walk along an easy trail with nice views. Sometimes you have to climb hills that go on forever. And sometimes you run into switchbacks and you feel like you aren't going anywhere. I am here to help you start your new adventure towards wellness and living a whole hearted life. I have been a mental health therapist since 2013, walking with my clients to help them face their challenges and overcome them.

I enjoy working with adults, children, and military families providing treatment to address depression, anxiety, stress, anger issues, women's issues, and relationship problems. I have specialized training and interest working with trauma, military, and children.

I have worked in social work for 9 years. During that time, I have worked with individuals experiencing PTSD and trauma. I have assisted with safety plans and have been an advocate for children in a shelter. I have run a program for at risk youth in the community and assisted with classes for youth to process emotions and focus on mindfulness and self-esteem. I have been able to assist individuals with issues with addiction, crisis support, and anger management. I work to provide supportive care using a strengths-based approach and other evidence-based approaches to treatment.

In my spare time I enjoy being with my family in the outdoors, hiking, or camping. A good book, usually of the fantasy genre, is always by my side.

Sarah loves walking alongside people through the messy, beautiful journey of life. She believes everyone deserves a safe, supportive space to explore life’s challenges and triumphs while discovering their authentic selves and building on their strengths. She has had the privilege of working with teens, adults, and couples as they navigate life’s challenges, discover who they are, and explore who they have the potential to become. Sarah works with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, OCD, gender identity, problematic sexual behavior, court-involved individuals, individuals and couples facing relational issues.

Using evidence-based trauma-informed therapeutic approaches, Sarah strives to create a space where clients can feel safe, seen, and understood. She believes therapy is a collaborative process that brings healing, hope, and restored connection.

Sarah has been a guest speaker and presenter at the Utah Pride Center, Sunstone, Encircle, and Northstar.

Outside of her work, Sarah loves spending time with her favorite humans and her dogs. She enjoys hiking, reading, writing, and playing board games.

Areas of focus: Children, teens, adults, individuals, couples. Adoption, abuse, LGBTQ, advocacy, depression, anxiety, ADHD

Marisa is a native Utahn who has worked in the helping profession for over a decade. She earned a Master of Social Work degree from Utah State University and a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Weber State University. She has been a social worker in the state of Utah since 2007. She has a background in adoption casework, medical social work, and child abuse prevention. She has volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) with the Guardian ad Litem's office since 2013. Marisa has worked on the macro level in the prevention of pediatric abusive head trauma for several years and has presented at international conferences advising families and social workers on finding resources in the aftermath of abuse.

Marisa has always been passionate about helping others and deems that is her purpose in life. She is a fierce advocate and believes in empowering others to make healthy changes in their lives. She is enthusiastic about helping people maintain good mental/brain health. She enjoys helping people discover “ah-ha” moments, new ways of thinking, and learning self-compassion and acceptance. Marisa strives to be an ally to marginalized communities and approaches her work with cultural humility. In her spare time Marisa is an avid reader, writer, and cross-stitcher. She loves spending time with her family and volunteering.

I truly believe that every single person has the opportunity to wake up one morning and decide that today is the day to make a change. Therapy can be a space to reassess and reconnect with your true self. I see therapy as a collaborative journey. You are the expert on you, and my role is to walk with you helping you discover your strengths, build resilience, and identify the patterns that may be keeping you stuck. I blend compassion with real-world understanding (and a little humor), supporting clients as they develop healthier coping skills and move toward greater empowerment.

I have spent more than 15 years in social work, with the last six years focusing on clinical practice. I work with clients facing challenges such as out-of-control sexual behaviors, substance use, anger, depression, anxiety, and trauma. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental, and down-to-earth space where you can be honest, curious, and even a little messy as you explore your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and move toward meaningful change in your life.

After almost a decade as an engraver at a local trophy shop, Troi worked two years as a mentor and supervisor for a phone captioning company. She's found the most joy in working with people to help them find their worth and potential, and is most proud of the things she's done to make life and work easier for those around her. She's great at identifying issues and finding solutions, organizing, and doing algebra.

Troi has two handsome cats that she adores. If she's not at home cuddling with them, she's with her family watching movies, playing games, or just chatting!

I have been with Wiconi Counselling Center since November 2020. Prior to this position I was an administrative assistant for Family Promise Salt Lake for 9 years. I also spent 37 years in numerous administrative roles, including Administrative Assistant, Buyers Assistant and Sales.

I love my work with Wiconi Counseling Center where I can be of assistance to the clients and therapists, do scheduling and work on spreadsheets.

I have been married to my husband since 1967, and we have 4 children, 14 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. I love spending time with my family, reading and doing counted-cross stitch. I really enjoy working on the computer.