Meet our Team
Therapy
Peggy Stevenson is a certified social worker who provides clinical therapy to individuals, adolescents, couples, and families. Peggy has a Master’s and Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Weber State University.
Peggy feels strongly about helping her clients identify and tap into their personal strengths so that they can live a life they love. She helps them accomplish this using a wide variety of modalities such as Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and mindfulness. Additionally, Peggy’s experience with parent management training will set any family on a more harmonious path.
Peggy is the partner of one patient spouse, a mom to three incredible kids, and is her dogs’ favorite human. An Idaho native, she has a deep appreciation for lakes, mountains and all things Basque. She loves Broadway musicals, Gilmore Girls and Diet Coke (not necessarily in that order).
Gwen Skeen is a licensed clinical social worker with a Bachelor’s Degree in Family Studies from Weber State University and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Brigham Young University. She delights in helping humans across the lifespan discover they are not “broken” and to find their own individual path of healing.
Throughout her career in social work, Gwen has taught parenting and healthy relationship classes, advocated for children in the reunification process, and worked with women fighting addiction. She believes if there is magic in the world it is found in the relationship between a child and a parent. Her passion and focus is on how trauma affects relationships including the one we have with ourselves. Gwen is EMDR and Theraplay Level 1 trained. She draws from and utilizes the therapy modalities of strength based, client-centered, play, sand tray, art, CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness to assist clients in moving towards their goals.
Gwen’s greatest accomplishment and joy is in her 30+ years of marriage to her best friend and in the raising of their four beautiful and talented children. She enjoys spending time with her adorable grandson and a cuddly puppy named Dr. Watson. She not only recognizes and teaches the value of self-compassion and self-care, but tries to model that in her life by napping, enjoying nature, reading, watching movies, supporting live theater, and laughing as much as possible.
Andrew Aragon is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Weber State University and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Utah State University. Andrew has years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of mental health settings including group homes, transitional living programs, schools, and after-school programs.
Andrew specializes in family-counseling, parent-management training, and child behavior. He also has expertise working in many mental health modalities including anxiety, depression, addiction, and relationship conflicts.
Andrew’s practice centers on holding space for and empowering his clients. He enjoys helping his clients recognize their strengths and finding ways to help them heal. He sees clients on weeknights and weekends.
Outside of work, Andrew enjoys spending time with his family. He is the father of four daughters and a wild bulldog named Luna. Andrew enjoys being active during his free time as exercise is his preferred self-care method.
Brianna Holmes has a master’s degree in marriage, couples, and family counseling from Idaho State University and is currently practicing as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC). In addition to being licensed as a CMHC, Brianna is also a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). She is especially passionate about working with individuals experiencing anxiety, OCD, relationship difficulties, and trauma-related symptoms.
Brianna takes a trauma-informed approach to working with her clients and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR). She is also certified in Exposure Response Prevention therapy (ERP) through the Cognitive Behavioral Institute for working with individuals who experience OCD and anxiety. As an experienced clinician, Brianna also incorporates self-compassion techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy. She is also passionate about continued education and training to develop skills to provide best care for clients.
Brianna is a wife and mother of four. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading books, and cheering for her favorite hockey teams.
Kristin Williams is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) offering clinical therapy to adolescents and adults looking to improve their relationships with themselves, others, and the world around them. Kristin helps her clients building insight and skills to address depression, generalized and social anxiety, trauma, life adjustments, self-esteem, addiction, relationship issues, and women’s issues. Originally from Alabama, Kristin earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Auburn University, followed by a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Meeting each person where they’re at is foundational to Kristin’s approach to therapy. She strives to collaboratively build a holistic plan that includes techniques from evidence-based models like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Kristin is trained in EMDR to navigate past traumas and utilizes additional practices that incorporate the body, such as breathwork, mindfulness, and relaxation skills.
For sustained well-being, balance and self-care are essential. For Kristin, this includes spending time with her husband and their golden retriever, Sipsey, whether that’s traveling, hiking, camping, running, and now—as an official “Utahn”—skiing.
Jaimee Charlesworth is a certified social worker with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Weber State University and a master's in social work from Arizona State University. Jaimee has been working in mental health for twenty years in various capacities and is committed to creating a safe, healing environment for her clients. Jaimee subscribes to the belief that every person has within them the ability to heal, grow, and find purpose and meaning in their life. Jaimee loves to walk beside her clients as they discover new insights and growth that inevitably appear on the other side of life’s challenges.
Jamee enjoys working with teens, young adults, men/women, and couples from various backgrounds coping with varying mental health and life circumstances. Jaimee has extensive experience working with those who have experienced trauma (acute and complex), depression, anxiety, relationship issues, addiction issues, and faith crises or transitions. Jaimee has received comprehensive training in complex trauma and utilizes trauma-informed practice when working with her clients. Jaimee remains committed to a client-centered therapeutic environment where the client's strengths are emphasized and incorporates CBT, DBT, ACT, Solution-Focused Therapy, IFS, mindfulness, and EMDR modalities appropriate for the client.
Jaimee finds the most joy in spending time with her three children and exploring new places and perspectives. Jaimee prioritizes physical activity as an intricate part of her self-care and loves being near a beach or mountains. Jamee is an avid learner and continues to pursue the understanding of the mind-body connection through reading books, podcasts, and personal development.
Hillary Coombs, CSW, is a Certified Social Worker dedicated to providing compassionate, client-centered care for children, adolescents, and adults. Hillary helps her clients reconnect with their own worth and capacity for change. Her clinical experience includes supporting clients through substance use, major life transitions, and complex family relationships. She also supports individuals recovering from trauma, including sexual assault and abuse, as well as those struggling with anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts. Hillary is especially passionate about supporting LGBTQ+ individuals and their families, creating a space where clients of all identities feel welcomed and respected.
Hillary earned her Master of Social Work from Weber State University. Her clinical approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), with additional training in crisis intervention and safety planning. She draws from a strengths-based, holistic perspective that honors the mind-body connection and supports emotional regulation, self-awareness, and lasting personal growth. Her therapeutic style is collaborative, nonjudgmental, and attuned to each client’s unique story.
Outside of work, Hillary enjoys spending time with her family and their two dogs. She finds balance and peace in nature—whether exploring the mountains or relaxing by the beach—and enjoys baking sourdough bread and quilting. She believes that healing is rooted in connection and strives to create a space where clients feel seen, safe, and supported.
Breezy Richins, CSW, is a certified social worker with a Bachelor’s in Communications from the University of Utah and a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Oklahoma. Breezy has a passion for helping others navigate life’s obstacles, walking with individuals as they untangle their struggles, discover their strength, and create space for peace and hope.
As a therapist, Breezy believes she is the “guide on the side,” as her clients navigate the turbulent waters of what is causing distress. She specializes in helping her clients break free from cycles of anxiety, depression, and painful past traumatic experiences that keep them feeling stuck. Utilizing compassion and practical tools, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), hope-theory, and a strengths-based approach, Breezy will guide you to quiet the noise, heal what hurts, and step into a life of confidence, purpose, and peace you may not yet believe is possible.
When Breezy is not with clients, you can find her spending time with her family, on the hunt for bright and bold quilting fabric, enjoying a Coke with crunchy ice, and gathering with friends and family for laughter, food, and fun.
Kristen Trinnaman, CMHC, is a licensed therapist who works with children, teens, and individuals to build confidence, resilience, and meaningful connection. With a background as a special education teacher, Kristen brings specialized experience in supporting neurodivergent individuals and a strong commitment to uplifting marginalized populations. She incorporates creative and experiential approaches into her work, striving to make therapy both healing and a place where clients feel genuinely comfortable showing up as themselves.
Kristen’s approach blends evidence-based practices with warmth, authenticity, and a deep respect for each client’s inherent strengths. She creates a supportive space where individuals can explore their identity, develop practical tools for everyday life, and grow into the fullest and most authentic version of themselves. Her therapeutic work integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills, play therapy, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness-based practices.
Outside of the therapy room, Kristen enjoys life’s simple and meaningful moments—spending time in nature, attending ballgames, getting lost in a good book, and seeking new adventures with her family. She values connection, curiosity, and the everyday magic that comes from being fully present with the people she loves.
Tassia Angerbauer, AMFT, is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist who earned her degree at Loma Linda University in California. Originally from Brazil, she brings a culturally attuned perspective to her work, and offers therapy in both English and Portuguese.
Tassia works with individuals and families experiencing relational challenges, life transitions, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, medical illness, and more. She has a particular interest in the mind-body connection, especially when emotional distress presents alongside physical symptoms or ongoing medical concerns.
Her therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and deeply attuned. Influenced by Compassionate Inquiry (developed by Dr. Gabor Maté), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and psychodynamic frameworks, Tassia’s approach is somatic, experiential, and trauma-informed. She gently supports clients in exploring underlying patterns, connecting with different parts of themselves, and building greater self-awareness and emotional resilience. Tassia places a strong emphasis on creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to move toward meaningful change.
Outside of her clinical work, Tassia enjoys experimenting in the kitchen with her two daughters, salsa dancing with her husband, and learning to embrace the Utah snow.
Curtis Nelson, AMFT, is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist has years of clinical experience supporting individuals, couples, families, and groups through addiction recovery, crisis intervention, community mental health, and some of life’s most complex and meaningful challenges.
Curtis is especially skilled at working with anxiety, depression, OCD, couples, and adolescents. His therapeutic approach is compassionate, evidence-based, attachment-focused, and rooted in the belief that lasting change begins when clients feel safe, understood, and connected. Drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Systems Theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and trauma-informed care, Curtis helps clients better understand their patterns, strengthen relationships, and move toward meaningful, lasting growth.
Influenced by the work of John Bowlby, Curtis believes the need for secure connection is not a weakness. It is fundamentally human. He strives to create a warm, collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences with honesty and compassion while developing practical tools for healing and change.
Outside of the therapy room, Curtis is a dedicated family man, an avid reader, and is training for his next marathon. He is also always on the lookout for Utah’s best under-the-radar pizza spot.
Kayla Turbyfill, CSW, is a relational, trauma-informed therapist who is passionate about helping clients better understand themselves, their stories, and the experiences that have shaped who they are. She works with young adults, LGBTQIA+ individuals, couples, and clients navigating identity exploration, trauma, grief, anxiety, chronic illness, and major life transitions.
Kayla is especially drawn to helping clients explore who they are, what they value, and how they want to move forward when old expectations, relationships, or experiences no longer feel like they fit. She strives to create a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore, heal, and grow.
Her therapeutic approach integrates attachment-based, mindfulness, narrative, strengths-based, and DBT-informed practices. She has experience supporting clients through crisis intervention, emotional processing, grounding skills, pattern recognition, and the development of practical tools for navigating daily life.
Outside of the therapy room, Kayla enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her two cats, practicing yoga, reading, and writing. She loves learning, art in all forms, and is often picking up a new book, listening to a new artist, exploring a museum, or trying out a new hobby.