Therapy in Provo, UT
Veritas Mental Health is only about ten minutes from BYU! We accept DMBA student plans, and many others. Our therapists are familiar with and sensitive to challenges facing LDS members. Whether you're a returned missionary struggling with adjusting to being back home, a young married couple trying to juggle your relationship with the demands of college, or a teen who struggles with pornography, we have therapists that can help you nearby.
Teens and therapy: When to reach out
It can be difficult to tell the difference between typical teenage struggles and signs that your teen may need additional support. If you notice persistent changes in their mood, behavior, sleep, friendships, or academic performance, especially when these changes interfere with daily life, it may be time to consider therapy. A therapist can provide a safe, supportive environment where your teen can express their feelings, work through challenges, and develop healthier ways to manage difficult emotions and relationships.
Returned Missionaries
Returning home from a mission can bring unexpected challenges as missionaries adjust to everyday life, navigate changing relationships, and figure out their next steps. Therapy can help returned missionaries work through feelings of anxiety, depression, loneliness, or uncertainty while processing their missionary experiences and adjusting to new responsibilities. A therapist who understands and respects their faith can provide a supportive environment to explore these challenges, develop healthy coping skills, and move forward with greater confidence and purpose.
College students struggling with loneliness, stress, and burnout
College can be an exciting time of growth and independence, but balancing academics, work, relationships, and expectations can leave students feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or burned out. Therapy provides a supportive space to work through stress, loneliness, anxiety, and the pressure to succeed while learning healthier ways to manage everyday challenges. With the right support, college students can build resilience, develop meaningful connections, and find a healthier balance between their responsibilities and personal well-being.
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Being pre-licensed doesn't mean being inexperienced. At Veritas Mental Health, we carefully select qualified therapists who demonstrate strong clinical skills, sound judgment, and a genuine commitment to helping others. Our pre-licensed therapists benefit from ongoing clinical supervision, professional development, and a culture of excellence that holds every member of our team to high standards, so you can book with confidence in the quality of your care.
MHC Intern
I firmly believe therapy is a space for finding clarity, empowerment, and meaningful growth. I work with teens, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, and interpersonal challenges.
CSW
If you find yourself overthinking conversations, questioning your intentions, or seeking reassurance even when you know it won’t help for long, you could probably use some relief. I work with teens, young adults, and adults struggling with OCD, intrusive thoughts, religious scrupulosity, and anxiety.
MSW Intern
I work with teens and adults navigating anxiety, trauma, depression, and relationship challenges. I have over five years of experience supporting individuals in a crisis shelter, where I developed a steady and supportive presence in difficult situations. I focus on helping you find practical, lasting solutions that support your growth and well-being while creating a space where you feel heard.
Veritas Mental Health is right on the Orem/Provo border, which means we are minutes away from BYU and UVU.