STACEY LATER
CSW, SUDC
Mental health has the power to influence all aspects of a person’s life, including the ability to develop meaningful relationships, and maintain self-functioning. With willingness and vulnerability, therapy can give a person back their life and empower them to reach their potential. My mantra is “follow your heart and take your brain with you.”
I am here to help you heal and move forward in your life journey confidently and autonomously. I have experience with all ages through the lifespan in various settings. I received my Bachelor of Social Work and certificate in Substance Use Disorder Counseling from The University of Utah, and my Master of Social Work from Loyola University Chicago. My therapeutic style encompasses art modalities, attachment theory, mindfulness, ACT, DBT, and CBT.
I will meet you where you are at and help you feel supported and safe in your journey. When you feel a pull to change your life and a different path is presented; have courage, take it even when it seems uncertain or scary, and trust it. Follow your heart and take your brain with you.
MORE ABOUT STACEY
Pronouns: she/her/hers
TREATMENT APPROACH
I will meet you where you are at and help you feel supported and safe in your journey. When you feel a pull to change your life and a different path is presented; have courage, take it even when it seems uncertain or scary, and trust it. Follow your heart and take your brain with you.
SPECIALTIES
Substance Use
Trauma
Anxiety
Depression
AGE OF SPECIALITY
Children 5+
Adolescents / Teenagers (14 to 19)
Young Adults
Adults
COMMUNITIES OF SPECIALTY
LGBTQIA+ allied
TYPES OF THERAPY
Art modalities
Attachment Theory
ACT
DBT
CBT
Follow your heart and take your brain with you.
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KNOW YOUR THERAPIST
WHAT DID YOU GET YOUR DEGREE(S) IN AND WHERE FROM?
Bachelor of Social Work and Substance Use Disorder Counselor Certification University of Utah Master of Social Work Loyola University Chicago
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Safe Harbor Crisis Center, Kaysville Utah
LifeLine for Youth, North Salt Lake Utah
LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City Utah
Northern Utah Counseling, Clearfield Utah
Diamond Tree Recovery, Kaysville Utah
WHAT MADE YOU WANT TO BECOME A THERAPIST?
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WHATS YOUR THERAPEUTIC APPROACH?
Mental health has the power to influence all aspects of a person’s life, including the ability to develop meaningful relationships, and maintain self-functioning. With willingness and vulnerability, therapy can give a person back their life and empower them to reach their potential. My mantra is “follow your heart and take your brain with you.”
WHAT KIND OF HOMEWORK OR ASSIGNMENTS DO YOU GIVE CLIENTS?
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HOW SHOULD I PREPARE FOR MY FIRST SESSION WITH YOU?
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