Care for Hills of Homes residents
We provide in person and teletherapy for people who live in Hills of Homes, Utah. Our team treats anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, trauma and the feeling of being stuck, using evidence informed tools and a strengths based approach. We offer individual, couples, family and children therapy, and we include specialized options such as equine therapy and veteran therapy when they fit a client’s goals.
How we serve this community
Hills of Homes is part of the Ogden area and shares the region’s outdoor lifestyle, family centered neighborhoods and ties to nearby schools and services. That local context affects what people ask us for: parenting support, teen behavior and mood concerns, couples in crisis, trauma recovery and coping with work or transition are common. We shape care to local needs, balancing short term coping skills with prevention and long term resilience.
Services available to Hills of Homes residents
- Individual Therapy for anxiety, depression and life transitions, including work with adults, teens and children. Learn about our individual therapy
- Couples Therapy focused on communication, conflict resolution and intimacy
- Family Therapy to address parenting, blended families and sibling dynamics
- Children Therapy tailored to developmental stages and school related concerns. Read about children therapy
- LGBTQ+ affirming therapy and supportive care for diverse identities
- Sex addiction therapy and trauma informed approaches
- Equine Therapy for clients who respond well to experiential, outdoor modalities. Equine therapy details
What local conditions shape care
The physical and social environment around Hills of Homes matters. Proximity to the Wasatch foothills means many clients value outdoor activity as part of recovery, and rural pockets can affect commute times and access. Some households juggle long workdays, school schedules and caregiving. For veterans and military families in the area, transition related concerns and trauma related symptoms are common. We work with those realities when planning treatment.
Sessions can be adapted to local needs. We combine in person meetings, outdoor or equine sessions when appropriate, and teletherapy for people who prefer remote care.
Teletherapy and access
When in person sessions are difficult because of travel or scheduling, teletherapy extends access while keeping continuity of care. We assess whether remote work fits the clinical goals, and we tailor the mix of in person and teletherapy to each client.
How we approach treatment in Hills of Homes
Our clinicians use trauma sensitive, evidence informed techniques and collaborate with each client to set practical goals. Many therapists on our team are certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and we draw from a range of approaches based on what research and clinical experience show works for a given problem. We emphasize prevention, emotional regulation skills and restoring functioning in daily life.
What good care looks like here
- Clear goals that match the client’s stage of life
- Practical coping skills for home, school and work
- Strengths based planning that builds resilience
- Coordination with schools, primary care or community supports when helpful
Working with families and children
Families in Hills of Homes often want support that fits busy schedules and developmentally appropriate goals. Our work with children and teens focuses on symptoms, relationships and school functioning. We use family therapy to address patterns that maintain conflict and to improve communication. When children need specialized modalities, we explain the options and recommend next steps without pushing treatments that do not match the need.
Neighborhoods and nearby communities we serve
We see clients from Hills of Homes and surrounding Ogden neighborhoods, including communities across Ogden, Ogden North and nearby Logan and Salt Lake areas. If you live in a nearby neighborhood and are wondering whether our practice is a good fit, we outline options and typical timelines during the intake process.
What to expect in the first few visits
- Intake and goals. We gather history and current concerns, and we set collaborative goals.
- Assessment and plan. We explain evidence informed options that match the goals, including therapy types and expected pacing.
- Skills and tracking. Early sessions focus on coping skills, symptom tracking and safety planning when needed.
- Review and adjust. We regularly review progress and adjust the plan to keep it practical and effective.
Key takeaway
Residents of Hills of Homes can expect trauma sensitive, evidence informed mental health care that fits local lifestyles, with options from individual therapy to equine therapy and supports for children, couples and veterans.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer teletherapy for Hills of Homes clients?
Yes. We offer teletherapy as a complement to in person services when it fits treatment goals and client preference.
What age groups do you treat?
We treat children, teens and adults. Therapy is tailored to developmental needs and family context, and we work with parents and caregivers as part of the plan for younger clients.
Do you provide services specifically for veterans?
Yes. We provide veteran therapy that is sensitive to military experience and transition challenges, and we work with other supports to coordinate care when appropriate.
What is equine therapy and who benefits from it?
Equine therapy is an experiential modality that uses interaction with horses as part of the therapeutic process. It can be helpful for people who respond to outdoor, body based experiences and who benefit from nonverbal learning alongside talk therapy. We discuss suitability during assessment.
Are your clinicians licensed and insured?
Our clinicians are licensed and insured. We describe credentials and relevant certifications during intake so you can understand your provider’s training and approach.
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