Kathryn graduated summa Cum Laude from Utah Valley University with a bachelor’s in social science and American studies. She then decided to further her education by attending Adams State University for her Masters in Clinical Mental Health. In addition, she went on to obtained her CMHC license as well as level 2 of the Gottman Training and a multicultural distinction award from UVU. As a licensed CMHC most of her experience has been working with clients who struggle with ADHD, relational issues, depression, and anxiety. She also has extensive experience in academics and career counseling and has training in helping clients who struggle with religious crises as well. Kathryn loves working with families, individuals, and couples. She loves helping parents improve their relationships with each other and with their children, as well as helping students to succeed in school and their careers.

Sarah is a CSW who completed her Master of Social Work from Weber State University. She has experience in anxiety, cognitive behavior therapy, and trauma focused cognitive behavior therapy. Sarah enjoys working with teenagers, young adults, and women on issues specific to women. She enjoys getting to know her clients and helping them identify their value and individual worth. In Sarahs free time she likes spending time outside hiking with her dog Ranger, baking, crocheting and spending time with family and friends.

Leila is a licensed LCSW who completed her Masters in Social Work at Utah State University. She has experience working with the survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, relationship and couple therapy, as well as years of experience helping individuals with a diagnosis of Depression, Anxiety, Personality Disorders, and OCD. Leila is also trained in EMDR, DBT, and CBT as well as being a certified QPR trainer. Leila enjoys working with young adults, adults, couples, and individuals. She is passionate about working with individuals who are in search of finding their true ‘selves’. Leila enjoys learning about everyone of her clients and empowering her clients by providing the gift of choice to find their happiness. Her joy is to celebrate her clients achievements while they develop strength and resistance through the therapy process.

We are excited to announce the arrival of our new VP of Sales, Andrew Theis! Andrew is a sales leader with over 10 years of experience leading and developing teams in the employee benefits market. During that time, he and his teams helped companies both large and small to create cost effective strategies to limit the financial burden of an illness or injury and in-turn create a more productive and profitable workplace. Andrew is from Montana and made his way to Utah in 2020. In his free time, he enjoys spending time outdoors doing anything that leads to exploring and seeing the world with his family. Mountain biking, hiking, off-roading, and Spartan obstacle course races take up most of his spare time in addition to 3 young children that are heavily involved in sports and dance.

Kathy Moroz holds both doctorate and master’s degrees in social work and is a seasoned therapist with many years of professional and life experience. She is passionate about helping people identify and achieve their life goals and compassionate in helping people successfully navigate life transitions and challenges, including separation and divorce, remarriage, step-parenting, grief and loss, and coming to terms and navigating difficult diagnoses and health conditions. Dr. Moroz is trained in expressive arts therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) as well as other trauma-informed practices, equine-assisted growth and learning (EAGALA) and mindfulness practices and is a long-term meditator herself. She is highly skilled in promoting positive interactions and secure attachment relationships in parent-child and adult relationships.

Danielle graduated from the University of Utah with her BSW in social work. She than chose to continue her education by getting her MSW at the University of Texas at Arlington. Danielle has experience working with substance use, child abuse and neglect, emergency services, and mother and baby care. She enjoys working with individuals struggling with a variety of issues including trauma, substance use, and mental health. When working with a client Danielle enjoys learning the unique issues of each clientele and piecing together the pieces of the puzzle. She is able to empower clients based on their strengths and own contributions to their therapeutic goals and empower clients to feel vulnerable enough to speak on their circumstances. In Danielles free time she enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, reading, watching movies, cooking, and baking.