Built for the people who carry everyone else.
Trauma, burnout, and depression therapy for first responders, military, and healthcare workers — the high performers who are running on empty. In person in South Ogden, or virtual across Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, and Washington DC.
Accepting new clients now — no waitlist

You spend your career holding the line. You deserve a place to set it down.
First responders
Police, fire, EMS, and dispatch. Therapy that understands shift work, critical incidents, and the cost of always running toward the call.
Military & veterans
Active duty, guard, reserve, and veterans. A safe place to finally set down what you carried home.
Healthcare workers
Nurses, medics, doctors, and techs facing compassion fatigue and moral injury after years on the front line.
High performers in burnout
Still showing up, but running on empty. Let's rebuild before the tank hits zero.
Prepared. Acceptance.
The name is the method. We build the skills to face hard things head-on — and we make room to accept what can't be controlled, so it stops running the show. We will start with education about your brain, and body including how stress effects you and what you can do about it. Then we will move into getting you to the life that you want to live through Acceptance or Trauma Processing.
Two evidence-based tools do most of the heavy lifting.
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
ACT helps you make room for hard thoughts and feelings without letting them run the show — then take committed action toward the life and values that matter to you.
Best for burnout, depression, and feeling stuck.
EMDR
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing helps your brain reprocess traumatic memories so they lose their grip — without needing to relive every detail out loud.
Best for trauma, PTSD, and critical incidents.
What we work on together
See how therapy works →Preparedness & wellness education
Beyond the therapy room, Jordan draws on an EMT background to teach emergency preparedness and resilience — practical skills and team trainings for when it counts.
Most major insurances accepted
Including many Employee Assistance Programs. Don't see your plan? Reach out.
Questions, answered
Do you accept my insurance?
I'm in-network with most major insurances — see the full list above — plus many Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs). If you don't see your plan, reach out and we'll figure it out together.
What if you're not in-network with my plan?
You can still see me as a private-pay client, and I provide a superbill you can submit to your insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement — check your plan's out-of-network benefits to see what's covered.
Are sessions in person or virtual?
Both. I see clients in person at my South Ogden office, and virtually across Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, and Washington DC — I'm licensed in all five. Insurance and in-network status can vary by state, so we'll confirm what's available for you. Many first responders and shift workers prefer the flexibility of telehealth.
Are you taking new clients right now?
Yes — I'm currently accepting new clients with day and evening hours, and there's no waitlist. I see clients Monday through Friday.
I've never done therapy. What's the first session like?
No pressure and no script. The first session is about getting to know you, what brought you in, and what you want to be different. We go entirely at your pace.
You've spent long enough carrying it alone.
Booking takes two minutes. Monday through Friday, day or evening, in person or virtual.
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