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"I believe one of the most important parts of counseling is the relationship between therapist and client". The therapeutic connection between us needs to be based on safety, respect, and unconditional positive regard for you and what you are needing. Once this is established I will work with you to discover what it is that you are needing. I want to support you and unlock your full potential so you can be the best version of you as well as be successful in your life. We are in this together and you are not alone. I believe one of the biggest fears a human being can experience is being or feeling alone, as well as, being or feeling helpless. I have personally experienced all of these. What helped me was connecting with someone that effectively guided my journey leading me to a life of hope, healing, and empowerment to be and feel my best.
It can take a lot of courage to seek out support. Your need to feel safe, comfortable, respected, and supported is my highest priority. The relationship with a counselor is a crucial component of the healing process. I believe most people want to be and feel their best, so let’s find your true potential.
Boe Eby
Clinical Director, CMHC, CCTP II, EMDR-C
Boe has been practicing in the field of mental health since 2012. Boe has a Masters of Science Degree in Counseling and Mental Health Counseling from University of Phoenix. He has worked in out- patient services: individual, family, and group counseling. Boe is trained, certified, and a consultant in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing through Trauma Recovery- EMDR Humanitarian Assistance Programs (EMDRIA). He is also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP II) through the International Institute of Trauma Professionals. With the use of EMDR and other effective methods he has found a deeper passion to help his clients achieve optimal emotional healing from various life experiences. "I will work only where you want to work".
My passion for mental Health was found in 2007 when I worked as a counselor for the State of Utah's legal system with Juvenile Justice Services. I recognized a greater need to help those in distress by listening to their life experiences and gain a better understanding of their emotional distress. The need for hope and healing to these individuals was crucial and finding effective solutions became my focus and drive. Human psychological distress/pain can come from any experience in life and guiding clients to find a way to feel hope and relief from emotional distress/pain is the goal. The objective is helping clients have short and long-term relief from unwanted memories or symptoms such as pictures, sounds, thoughts, feelings, memories, dreams, and body sensations. It is my honor and duty to help clients feel safe and comfortable in this process, while also helping them heal from psychological pain. “To hear is to doubt, to see is to be deceived but to feel is to believe” (Edmund Parker Sr).
On a more personal note...
I am a husband and father. I enjoy a lifestyle balanced in mind, body, and soul. I enjoy reading inspirational literature and engaging in mindfulness/meditation practices. I am physically active and engage in the following; weight training, running, martial arts, and yoga. I enjoy the outdoors and spend most of the time either hiking or fishing. My career in mental health is driven by a passion for people and their well being! I enjoy getting to know clients and helping them increase awareness and break through emotional distress to a life of healing and empowerment.
Margaret Larmann
Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Northwestern University, EMDR in Training
My interest in mental health was sparked by the adversity I faced as an adolescent. Upon learning how to utilize therapeutic skills, I became a mental health advocate, hosting public speaking events for high school and college students. Over the past seven years, I have conducted research on addiction, emotional skill-based parenting interventions, and the Gottman Method. I have gained valuable clinical experience as a wilderness therapy guide and led psychoeducational group therapy on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational interviewing (MI), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for diverse populations in inpatient and outpatient settings.
As a counselor, I am committed to creating a nonjudgmental and safe space where you can freely express yourself. I enjoy working with adults struggling to manage symptoms of trauma, anxiety, depression, relational conflict, and insecure attachment. I utilize a trauma-informed psychodynamic approach in addition to elements of CBT, DBT, emotion-focused therapy, and individual-focused Alderian theory to help clients explore and understand the underlying root cause of their emotions and behaviors to break their cycle of unhappiness, strengthen their well-being, and cultivate resilience.
Together, we can explore and understand the underlying root cause of your emotions and behaviors to break your cycle of unhappiness, strengthen your well-being, and cultivate resilience.
As a counselor, I am committed to creating a nonjudgmental and safe space where you can freely express yourself. I tailor my therapeutic approach to fit your needs, incorporating elements of psychodynamic theory, individual-focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness. I enjoy working with adults struggling to manage symptoms of trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, relational conflict, and insecure attachment.
For the past seven years, I have worked extensively with adult and adolescent populations in inpatient, outpatient, and residential settings, conducted research on addiction, emotional skill-based parenting interventions, and the Gottman Method, and become an advocate for mental health awareness through public speaking. erapists use evidence-based techniques to help children and teens develop coping skills, improve self-esteem, and achieve greater success in school and other areas of life.
Isis Escamilla
Master Social Work student at Utah State University, EMDR in Training
From a young age, I participated in various movements that range from helping individuals with low income to environmental causes to education. These experiences sparked a passion for advocating and contributing to others in meaningful ways. Intrigued by the complexities of the human experience, I pursued a bachelor's degree in clinical psychology.
With over seven years of experience in both outpatient and inpatient settings, I've had the privilege of walking alongside individuals on their journeys of healing. I believe in creating a safe, compassionate space where you are truly seen, heard, and understood.
I use a blend of evidence-based modalities tailored to your needs. This includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Strengths-Based Therapy (SBT).
I specialize in working with adults facing various challenges. Whether you are facing relationship issues, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, or other challenges, I am here to support you. Together, we’ll navigate the path to healing, build resilience, and unleash the extraordinary potential within you.
Hablo español. Entiendo de primera mano el estrés y la carga de los cambios que vienen cuando se migra a un país diferente. Trabajo con adultos que experimentan síntomas de ansiedad, depresión, duelo y pérdida, problemas de pareja, entre otros. Mi meta es ofrecerte un espacio seguro donde te sientas apoyado y entendido. Juntos, trabajaremos en tu camino hacia la resiliencia y el bienestar emocional para que seas la mejor versión de ti mismo.
On a more personal note…
I personally enjoy adventures that push me to break through my fears, such as diving and canyoneering. I’m passionate about reading many things ranging from wellness to history to biographies, as I’m always eager to learn and discover new things. I love to connect with nature and meditation. I enjoy hiking and spending time with my husband and dogs.
Having explored six of the seven continents, I strive to continually enhance my cultural competence to better serve my clients. Being part of both American and Mexican cultures, I understand the profound importance of cultural sensitivity. My passion for helping others drives me to create a compassionate and inclusive therapeutic environment for all.
Specialties Explained
EMDR
Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing is clinically researched & evidence based psychotherapy practice. This unique type of psychotherapy focuses on the adaptive information processing for a specific experience(s) and/or life events. In this form of therapy a person being treated is asked to recall a distressing experience(s) while counselor provides bilateral sensory input, such as various eye movements and or various options of bilateral sensory techniques. Therapist will customize the most effective bilateral stimulation method to best serve client need. It is important for the client to understand the EMDR process. This will be addressed and explained in the first appointment along with any other questions necessary for the client to feel safe and comfortable.
If you experience attachment trauma and related disorders, early childhood trauma, complex trauma and trauma, anxiety & depressive disorders, self esteem issues, substance abuse, eating disorders, somatic disorders, grief and loss, marital/relationship problems, and personal stress related disorders. Individuals that suffer from these disorders and or experience similar symptoms might benefit from EMDR as effective treatment. EMDR is effective with identifying and targeting current and past triggered issues with many kinds of emotional distress.
The 2009 International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies practice guidelines categorized EMDR as evidence-based level A treatment for PTSD in adults and helping children who have experienced trauma. EMDR is also recommended by: the American Psychiatric Association, the Israeli National Council for Mental Health, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense and other professional organizations. {counseling} {depression} {anxiety}
Trauma Professional
