ABOUT US

Therapists


I love counseling and helping others. I love seeing hope come into people’s eyes as they realize they can make the changes they need to make. I don’t believe people are broken. I think they just need to be heard and learn skills to help them reach their full potential.
I use ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) which is helping people accept things they can’t change and moving towards their values. I also incorporate DBT (Dialetical Behavior Therapy) which teaches Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation, Interpersonal Effectiveness, and Distress Tolerance skills.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I have enjoyed being married to David Hanson for many years. I have 9 children (combined) and their spouses, 21 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. I play the piano and enjoy listening to many types of music. I love being near the ocean when I get the chance.
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foundation, the process can be healing and open for exploration. I don’t believe in a cookie cutter approach to therapy. I have worked with many different therapeutic
techniques and find success in utilizing the right approach for you. It takes courage and hard work to make the changes you are seeking through therapy. I am extremely passionate about my role in creating a safe and protective space for clients to gain insight, achieve their goals, deepen their love for themselves and improve their relationships.I have experience working with individuals, couples and families. I am currently finishing up my Integrated Mental Health Practitioner certification. This will allow me to take a more whole-person approach and look at more areas of your life that may be contributing to your mental health struggles.
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I enjoy working with all ages. In sessions we talk, play, create, and problem-solve together. I love to teach and learn. My therapy style draws from multiple approaches including CBT, EFT, SFT, and play therapy.
Originally from Nebraska, I graduated with a BM in Violin Performance and Studio Art. Self-expression and creativity are very important to me and are passions I share in my sessions! During the past decade I have worked as a private violin teacher, artist, and pre-school teacher. I came to realize that a major part of what I loved in these professions was creating meaningful moments of connection. I graduated with my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2023 from Bellevue University in Nebraska. Counseling quickly became my dream-job.
In my spare time I love spending time with my family, my guy, our baby girl, and our pug- BoeBoe! I am always creating- I love playing guitar, ukulele, and violin, drawing, and crafting.
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Before entering this field, I worked in career counseling and life design, focusing on career exploration and development. I realized that I wanted to hold a larger space of healing and growth for others so I made the transition fully into mental health. I truly enjoy working with individuals from all walks of life and believe in the innate strength and goodness of people. In my spare time, I love to connect with my loved ones, go hiking, travel for fun and for service, and enjoy the sunshine.
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My natural inclination is to be warm, compassionate, patient, and approachable. I believe that healing is possible with devoted effort, and I aim to have my hope for you shine bright and spread contagiously in our sessions. I approach various roadblocks through a blended lens of existential-humanistic theory, CBT, ACT, and Attachment Theory. Additional specialties of mine include coping with life-altering chronic illness diagnoses and disabilities, and from my years working and studying in Hawaii, I maintain a high level of cultural intelligence and awareness.
Beyond my professional pursuits, I enjoy lake days and park visits with my husband and two Australian Shepherds, trying new restaurants, making fresh pressed juices, and quality family time.
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I have worked in the field of mental health for over ten years and enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults and the LGBTQ+ population. I have helped those in residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and outpatient treatment facilities. I am trained in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT), EMDR, CBT and DBT. I specialize in the treatment of trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD and the struggles that everyday life can bring. My greatest reward as a therapist is helping my clients learn how to help themselves and reach their full potential.
In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my husband and our 6 kiddos. We have a blended family (he has 4 and I have 2), so there's never a dull moment in our home! Whether we are playing family games, watching movies or supporting one another at various events, it's always a good time. I also take time to engage in self care activities (which I encourage everyone to do) such as, taking baths, baking, doing puzzles and coloring!
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In my free time I love to be outside with my husband and our two dogs, or doing anything creative, especially baking and painting!
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I received my Master’s in Social Work from West Virginia University. There were no online programs then. I had to drive an hour and a half to get to classes and an hour and a half to get home three nights a week. It was grueling but very worth it.
We moved to Washington, Utah in 2014. We left Ohio on Thanksgiving Day as it started to snow.
Why counseling? Since I moved to Utah, I have not been able to use my skills as a Social Worker. Instead, I have cleaned houses, worked in Memory Care as an Activities Director and in Property Management. Connie asked me if I would be interested in using my skills and broadening my horizons by joining her counseling services. I thought about it and prayed about it. Here I am.
I love waking up to blue skies and sunshine. I love to read and watch movies in my spare time. I have enjoyed being married to Bruce Fink for many years and have 2 children.
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I am passionate about helping couples, families and individuals dig deep into their lived experience, find understanding and compassion for themselves and others, so that they can live more authentic and peaceful lives. One of my superpowers is helping others find safety in vulnerability. I also love helping people find their strengths and feel resilient.
I value being warm, supportive, collaborative, culturally sensitive and honest, and I will bring these qualities to the table every session.
I work systemically, which means I value the context of your life. Whoever you are, you are a whole person to me. I know from experience that life can be very hard and damaging to the core of our being. Messages from many directions tell us we are not enough, or healing is not possible. But healing is possible. It is work, but it is work we can do together.
When I’m not doing therapy my favorite place to be is with my family or in nature. I love trees, ocean breezes and lots of library books. I have been married almost 10 years to my amazing husband and we have 5 kids and the cutest ragdoll kitten (who is the mascot of our family).
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Administration


I have a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and experience in Behavioral Health Therapies in both case management and rehabilitation. In my spare time I like to hike and swim outdoors with my family and friends. I have made St. George my home the last few years with my two daughters and we love the area.
The team at All About You Therapy Services is top notch in personality and work ethics. I am proud to represent these therapists in the community as the care and results that they achieve daily are phenomenal. If you have any questions about scheduling your appointment, I am happy to answer questions!
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