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ORA COUNSELING
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Kia Ora! Say Hello to the South Team
Hand Picked for Healing
South Office Team
Located at 115 Golf Course Rd, Suite A, Logan, UT 84321
Aaron Cothran, LCSW
Founder/Clinical Director
Aaron has over 22 years of experience in therapeutic settings. He founded and operated a residential Treatment Center for youth for 10 years and has done therapy in a variety of settings. He specializes in helping youth, young adults, couples and families. Aaron has extensive expertise in effectively treating anxiety, depression, attachment, trauma and cultivating and strengthening marital and family relationships. He is passionate about the difference that can be made in the lives of others. In his spare time, Aaron enjoys all sports and spending time with wife of 23 years and his 5 amazing kids.
Shanna Call, CSW
Therapist
Shanna originally studied Special Education and later returned to school to earn a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from Utah State University. Shanna has worked for several local mental health agencies working with children, youth and adults doing individual and group therapy. She is an integrative therapist and utilizes evidence-based practices for treating depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, self-esteem, attachment issues, self-worth and more. Shanna believes that every individual has the strength and capacity within to heal and grow from the challenges and trials they face and feels honored to walk the path of self-discovery with her clients. Shanna has been married for 18 years and has 4 amazing children who are growing up way too fast for her liking. Her true loves in life are her family, running, the mountains, and chocolate.
Jorri Garcia, CSW
Therapist, habla español
Jorri has lived in Logan for the past 10 years and loves Cache Valley! She graduated from Utah State University with her Master of Social Work in 2020 and enjoys working with families, teens, and young adults. In her therapy practice Jorri uses principles from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Motivational Interviewing to help clients gain skills and insights that empower them to reach their goals. She has experience working with youth, adoptive families, and culturally diverse clients. In her free time Jorri likes going for bike rides, gardening, and binging on her favorite podcasts and audiobooks.
Todd Parry, LCSW
Therapist
Todd graduated from Utah State University with a Master of Social Work in 2012. Todd transitioned from a career in law enforcement and military which gives him unique experiences, insight and understanding in support of clients' resolve to heal from attachment injuries, trauma, anxiety, depression, loss and the myriad of family system issues.
Todd's approach is evidence based and client centered. Todd uses trauma informed, positive psychology and DBT informed, as well as other integrated therapeutic modalities. Todd is honored to collaborate with his clients and grateful to be entrusted on their healing journey.
Todd's approach is evidence based and client centered. Todd uses trauma informed, positive psychology and DBT informed, as well as other integrated therapeutic modalities. Todd is honored to collaborate with his clients and grateful to be entrusted on their healing journey.
Reta Wallis, LCSW
Therapist
Reta Wallis is a proud Canadian, born and raised in a rural town in Nova Scotia, Canada. She completed a Bachelor of Science in Sociology and master’s in social work at Utah State University. She has worked in many different settings- residential facilities for girls with eating disorders, individuals with developmental disabilities, and those with severe and persistent mental illnesses. During her internship she worked in a hospital behavioral health unit and with sex offenders. She has experience working with individuals affected by depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, borderline personality disorders and trauma. She is a member of The Mormon Mental Health Association, LGBTQ-Affirmative Therapist Guild of Utah and Black Lives Matter Utah. Reta believes that change happens when people are empowered to draw upon their own inner strengths, and she provides an environment of support and compassion. She has an eclectic approach and uses cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), solution focused and narrative therapy. Reta loves spending time with her family and dog, Baxter. She loves anything related to true crime and can be seen at Chugz at least once a day.
Erica Colazo, CSW
Therapist
Erica believes that therapy is a place to provide you with a safe and positive atmosphere where you can unload your worries and frustrations. Erica likes to identify your strengths and help you build a better quality of life. Erica's experience for the past several years has been working with children, teens, young adults, and families. Her experience has taught her to be open-minded, non-judgmental, and flexible. Allow Erica to work with you to make the changes that will best fit your vision for your life.
Macy Bryan, ACMHC
Therapist
Macy earned her master’s degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University. She also has earned her bachelor’s degree in human service management, and Masters in School Counseling from The University of Phoenix. Macy takes a person-centered approach to therapy and is passionate about facilitating therapeutic change through the modality that best serves the client. Along with individual counseling, she is passionate about working with couples, teens, and children as well. Her experience includes trauma, substance abuse, anxiety, along with stress and life coaching. Wherever you are in your journey, she is here to help you discover, navigate and serve your highest self! When Macy is not working, she enjoys spending time with her four daughters and two grandbabies! If there happens to be an extra minute in her day, she enjoys writing and is currently working on finishing a novel.
Cody Cox, ACMHC, Therapist
Cody has been working in the mental health field for over five years. He is a native to Utah and has lived all over the state, from Logan to St. George, as well as three other states in the west. As a therapist, he has diverse experience having worked at the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, LDS Family Services, private practice, and most recently, Utah State University, his alma mater. Cody uses a holistic approach and specializes in nutrition for mental health and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), but also utilizes approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and trauma-informed yoga.
Laura Deuel, CMHC
Therapist
Laura has an eclectic, client-centered therapy approach which she has developed over the last 15 years. She specializes in addictions, trauma, depression, and anxiety and is trained in several evidenced based practices including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Laura believes that unique individuals require unique therapy and remain flexible in the methods that can be used in order to provide the best results, keeping in mind that you are the expert on you.
Sarah Richards, ACMHC Therapist
Sarah is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and is dedicated to helping individuals and couples overcome life’s challenges. She specializes in working with adults and couples facing a range of issues, including stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, childhood trauma, and relationship distress. Sarah believes whole-heartedly in Carl Rogers theory about change: “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change." Sarah's primary goal is to provide a warm and non-judgmental space where clients can openly explore their emotions and experiences. Her approach to counseling is integrative, drawing from various evidence-based therapies to
create a tailored and effective treatment plan for each unique client. Some of the modalities she
uses include Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy, Mindful Self-compassion, Interpersonal Process Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD, and Janina Fisher’s Trauma Therapy.
For couples seeking support, Sarah is certified in Gottman Therapy, a research-based approach that emphasizes effective communication, conflict resolution, and building emotional intimacy. She also
integrates Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) into couples counseling, as it has proven effective in helping partners express their needs and emotions while deepening their understanding and
connection.
create a tailored and effective treatment plan for each unique client. Some of the modalities she
uses include Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy, Mindful Self-compassion, Interpersonal Process Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD, and Janina Fisher’s Trauma Therapy.
For couples seeking support, Sarah is certified in Gottman Therapy, a research-based approach that emphasizes effective communication, conflict resolution, and building emotional intimacy. She also
integrates Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) into couples counseling, as it has proven effective in helping partners express their needs and emotions while deepening their understanding and
connection.
Matthew Edrington, LCSW, Therapist
Matthew Edrington, who goes by Ed, is a person-centered LCSW who knows that everyone has strengths and value.
Ed believes that rapport is essential to an effective therapeutic experience. He will help empower you to believe in yourself and achieve any goals you set. Ed has worked with many clients who have had trauma in their lives, and together they have learned, grown, and overcome life’s difficulties.
Ed loves being a Dad and is always looking to have fun in his free time. Ed has many hobbies, including creating webcomics, hunting, fishing and movies.
Ed believes that rapport is essential to an effective therapeutic experience. He will help empower you to believe in yourself and achieve any goals you set. Ed has worked with many clients who have had trauma in their lives, and together they have learned, grown, and overcome life’s difficulties.
Ed loves being a Dad and is always looking to have fun in his free time. Ed has many hobbies, including creating webcomics, hunting, fishing and movies.
Kia Ora! Say Hello to the North Team
Hand Picked for Healing
North Office Team
Located at 193 E 1600 N, North Logan, UT 84341
Jordan Brown, LCSW,
Clinical Director, Therapist
Jordan graduated from Utah State with his Masters degree in Social Work. Jordan has worked in a variety of capacities and has experience working with children, teens, families and geriatrics. Jordan has worked with a diverse population that include trauma, depression, anxiety, grief and loss and attachment. He uses an individualized therapeutic approach that is strength based and client centered. He enjoys working along side clients to make positive changes in their lives. Jordan enjoys spending his free time with his wife, 6 year old boy, 1 year old girl, skiing, playing pickleball and working in the yard.
Diane Morris, LCSW, Therapist
Diane earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University in Marriage, Family, and Human Development. She is also a proud USU Aggie, where she earned her Master of Social Work. She has experience working with multicultural populations, foster care, trauma recovery, attachment injuries, anxiety, depression, pornography addiction, and marital issues. Diane uses evidence based approaches including ACT, CBT, and DBT, as well as emotion focused models including EFT and the Gottman method. She is married to her incredible husband of 20 years, has six outstanding children, and one super adorable grand baby. She enjoys playing basketball, classical guitar, and surprising her husband with spontaneous home improvement projects.
Anna Koopman, CSW, Therapist
Anna graduated with her Master’s in Social Work in 2019 through Fordham University. Anna has experience working with children, teens, adults, and elderly adults. She has experience in treating trauma, anxiety, and depression, through Mind-Body Bridging, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT, Attachment Regulation and Competency Framework (ARC), Trauma Informed Yoga, and some Play Therapy techniques. Anna also has training and experience in crisis intervention.
Anna has lived in Cache Valley since 2018 and loves the mountains, outdoor activities, and the small town feel. Anna also enjoys spending time with her family, baking, cleaning, and listening to podcasts.
Anna has lived in Cache Valley since 2018 and loves the mountains, outdoor activities, and the small town feel. Anna also enjoys spending time with her family, baking, cleaning, and listening to podcasts.
Patricia Winn, LCSW, Therapist, habla español
Patricia is ready to help you start healing and investing in your emotional health. Having severe stressors and Traumatic experiences in our lives is not uncommon. Patricia is passionate about helping her clients navigate the healing process. She is proficient in helping her clients gain healthy coping skills, strengthen relationships and heal from emotional wounds which will help gain a more peaceful, safe and mindful life. Patricia understands that we are all unique and require different modalities of intervention. Patricia offers her clients most evidence based modalities including EMDR, Mind Body Bridging, Emotional Freedom Therapy among many others.
Si busca ayuda de salud Mental en tu propio idioma aquí estoy para ayudarle a sanar heridas emocionales y alcanzar tus metas de sanación y mejoría con tus relaciones interpersonales. Le ofrezco métodos comprobados que si funcionan como EMDR, EFT,MBB
Llámame.
Si busca ayuda de salud Mental en tu propio idioma aquí estoy para ayudarle a sanar heridas emocionales y alcanzar tus metas de sanación y mejoría con tus relaciones interpersonales. Le ofrezco métodos comprobados que si funcionan como EMDR, EFT,MBB
Llámame.
Dennis Wildman, LCSW, Therapist
Dennis Wildman is a native of Logan, UT. He is married to the love of his life, also a native of Logan, Utah. They have three wonderful children and five grandchildren, whom he is very proud of.
Dennis received his Bachelor of Science from Utah State University in Psychology while participating in college athletics on a football scholarship. He later received a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. Dennis’s focused area of study at the University of Utah was in healthcare management and medical social work.
Dennis has 32+ years of expertise as a Certified Social Worker, with extensive experience in individual and family counseling, as well as group support services. He has spent the last 24 years emphasizing in the healthcare field.
Dennis was raised in a family where alcoholism was very prevalent. This is why Dennis often can be heard saying, “If you think your neighbors don’t have problems, you don’t know your neighbors.” As a Medical Social Worker, he offers a wide range of Outreach and Aftercare Social Work skills and resources in an effort to bridge the needs of the patients’ families and facilities with that of our local and state communities. Dennis’ management style is much like his athletic background, a Team Unity and Strengths Perspective model, where we identify peoples’ strengths and create an environment for success.
Dennis’s specialties include:
illness
Trauma
Anxiety
Depression
Grief and Loss
Individuals and groups
Families and couples
Dennis received his Bachelor of Science from Utah State University in Psychology while participating in college athletics on a football scholarship. He later received a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. Dennis’s focused area of study at the University of Utah was in healthcare management and medical social work.
Dennis has 32+ years of expertise as a Certified Social Worker, with extensive experience in individual and family counseling, as well as group support services. He has spent the last 24 years emphasizing in the healthcare field.
Dennis was raised in a family where alcoholism was very prevalent. This is why Dennis often can be heard saying, “If you think your neighbors don’t have problems, you don’t know your neighbors.” As a Medical Social Worker, he offers a wide range of Outreach and Aftercare Social Work skills and resources in an effort to bridge the needs of the patients’ families and facilities with that of our local and state communities. Dennis’ management style is much like his athletic background, a Team Unity and Strengths Perspective model, where we identify peoples’ strengths and create an environment for success.
Dennis’s specialties include:
illness
Trauma
Anxiety
Depression
Grief and Loss
Individuals and groups
Families and couples
Donna Chester, ACMHC, Therapist
Donna graduated from Westminster College with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology in 2012 and with a master’s degree from Grand Canyon University in 2018, with honors. After ten years of experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults, she pursued her ultimate goal of becoming a Play Therapist by receiving a Master of Science in Counseling degree from Grand Canyon University in 2021, again with honors. Donna has over 5,000 therapy hours of working with all ages of children, pre-teens, adolescents, young adults and families. Her expertise and focus are working with kids who suffer from trauma using Play Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, and Art Therapy. Additionally, she has experience with DBT, TF-CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Talk & Walk Therapy, Eating Disorders, Adoption, Foster Care, Parenting & Teen Groups, and public speaking. She has goals to enhance her services with the ability to incorporate yoga, EMDR, and register as a National Play Therapist in the coming years. Donna enjoys being with her family, outdoors, quiet time, self-care, movies, and anything active.
Kyle Hickman, LCSW, Therapist
Kyle has lived in Cache Valley for 28 years and earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from Utah State University. Kyle is competent in: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Client-Centered Therapy, Solutions-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Skills and is trained in Brain Spotting for trauma work. Kyle has extensive experience in working with trauma and an array of addictions, but mainly substance use.
Kyle has vast experience working in residential treatment and outpatient facilities and with those struggling with personal addictions. Kyle is a deeply passionate and personable person and believes that the therapeutic relationship between client and therapist is the strongest factor in facilitating change. Kyle chose social work as his line of work because of his own past traumas and life experiences, remaining clean from substances for 10 years.
Kyle has been married for seven years and enjoys spending time with his wife, daughter and two boys. Kyle enjoys being outside and loves playing a variety of sports including golf, basketball, football, and softball.
Kyle has vast experience working in residential treatment and outpatient facilities and with those struggling with personal addictions. Kyle is a deeply passionate and personable person and believes that the therapeutic relationship between client and therapist is the strongest factor in facilitating change. Kyle chose social work as his line of work because of his own past traumas and life experiences, remaining clean from substances for 10 years.
Kyle has been married for seven years and enjoys spending time with his wife, daughter and two boys. Kyle enjoys being outside and loves playing a variety of sports including golf, basketball, football, and softball.
Morgan Spencer, CSW, Therapist
Morgan graduated from the University of Utah with a Masters in Social Work. Morgan is passionate and enthusiastic in healing mental health struggles. She has experience working with complex trauma, acute trauma, anxiety, and depression. She primarily utilizes Acceptance and Commitment therapy but also integrates, Cognitive behavioral therapy, emotion focused therapy and Mind Body Bridging into treatment. Morgan is certified in TF-CBT and and MBB. Morgan enjoys working with kids, teens and adults in individual, family and couple settings. Morgan enjoys helping parents in
helping their children be successful in therapy and in other walks of life. Working with individuals with trauma, particularly complex trauma and helping them do the work to find healing and live more in line with the life they want to live is a passion. Morgan strives to continue to learn and be curious about life and especially people. She is an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, women and children. She strives to provide an authentic and safe environment for her clients. She is a member of the LDS church and stepmom to a 6 year old boy.
helping their children be successful in therapy and in other walks of life. Working with individuals with trauma, particularly complex trauma and helping them do the work to find healing and live more in line with the life they want to live is a passion. Morgan strives to continue to learn and be curious about life and especially people. She is an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, women and children. She strives to provide an authentic and safe environment for her clients. She is a member of the LDS church and stepmom to a 6 year old boy.
Mckensie Bartholomew, LCSW, Therapist
Mckensie is passionate about helping people find peace in themselves and their lives and actively works to fight mental health stigma. She has been working in therapeutic settings for over a decade and has loved working with people from all walks of life. Having worked in such diverse environments she has found a passion in working with women and girls who are navigating anxiety, life transitions, self discovery and growth, relationship ups and downs both social and familial, trauma including abusive relationships and sexual assault, navigating divorce and single parenting. Mckensie is passionate about empowering girls and women to find their voice and place in the world. She is an advocate for understanding neurodiversity, is an LGBTQ+ ally and has worked with diverse faiths and cultures, she believes everyone deserves to feel safe and understood in their own way. Mckensie's approach to therapy is designed to fit the needs of the individual with focus on strengths. She utilizes EFT, ACT, SFBT, and often incorporates mindfulness and meditation exercises. She is known to have a calm presence and sense of humor that supports a grounded and comfortable therapeutic environment.
Outside of the office you will find her with her daughter in the mountains, skiing, biking, frolicking through wild flowers, reading in a hammock, and eating all the baked goods.
Outside of the office you will find her with her daughter in the mountains, skiing, biking, frolicking through wild flowers, reading in a hammock, and eating all the baked goods.
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