Counselors - Morgan, UT

"Ms. Donna, has the biggest heart. She listens through it and speaks through it. Allowing you time to get your thoughts out before she reply’s. She is truly a favorite of mine."

"I visit Dwight every two weeks and he is an awesome therapist. I have followed him from his initial practice to where he is now. He is very attentive to listening to my problems and asks great questions. He gives great assignments and has talked me through family and personal issues. I would recommend him to anyone seeking help. His office is a bit hard to find still which is why I gave that a four."

"I found Lori through a friend and immediately felt comfortable and safe. She is kind, professional, flexible on her approach/methods and knowlegable. My husband and decided we would see her together as well. "

"My daughter has been seeing Jamille for 6 months or more now. I have seen a significant improvement in her confidence, have loved seeing her makes large strides in life decisions and taking care of things around the house that she is responsible for. My daughter has gotten a lot of support from Jamille and help managing her PTSD, feeling safe and finding ways to stay connected to the reality of the moment rather than in a constant state of fear and uncertainty. I'm grateful to see the progress and now feel like my daughter will be able to be an independent adult years soon than I had once thought. The knowledge, experience, training and commitment to helping patients with childhood trauma is what brought us to Jamille and I would say it is the best thing we have done for my daughter in the past 10 years. I hope we are able to continue to work with her for a VERY long time into the future. "

"I would not recommend Amber T Carlston as a therapist. Especially not for children processing or experiencing trauma. I was court ordered to see her as my therapist. She forced me to share traumatic events that have happened to me with people who have abused me. She told me I just needed to “let go” of the trauma that I had endured or else she said I would develop a personality disorder. That was very scary as a young girl, I felt threatened. I have now been diagnosed with ptsd which has no cure. Implying that you can just let go of trauma, especially complex trauma one has endured through the span of many years, is very irresponsible and immature. That is not safe and caused me more damage. I wrote her a letter expressing my concerns and never heard back. "