What they call their work
What they do
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Outpatient Mental Health Clinic Services 3 activities
- Family systems and family therapyOffers comprehensive family therapy services to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and enhance family functioning, including family systems therapy, parent-child therapy, and parent coordination. Services are tailored to family dynamics and include individual and joint sessions as part of a unified treatment plan.
- Individual and child mental health therapyDelivers individual therapy services for children, adolescents, and adults addressing anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, and trauma, using evidence-based modalities such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), play therapy, and art therapy, with personalized treatment plans and ongoing case management.
- Mental health evaluations and treatment planningConducts mental health evaluations and family needs assessments to inform customized treatment plans, including individual or group therapy, at-home activities, and ongoing case management for children, adolescents, and families.
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Medical Records Access & Privacy Compliance 1 activity
- Client record and document servicesEnables clients to request therapy records and documents from their therapists as part of service delivery and compliance with client rights.
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Conflict Mediation & Resolution Services 1 activity
- Coparenting and parent coordination servicesProvides structured therapy and coordination services for separated or divorced parents to support effective co-parenting, including conflict resolution, shared decision-making, and child-rearing planning, with dedicated case management and custom treatment plans.
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Direct Mental Health Counseling and Support Services 1 activity
- Family reunification therapyProvides therapeutic services to repair parent-child relationships affected by divorce, separation, protective orders, incarceration, or rehabilitation, including customized treatment plans and structured sessions involving custodial and non-custodial parents and children. Services are delivered through weekly appointments and include intake assessments and case management.
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Supervised Family Visitation Services 1 activity
- Supervised visitation servicesProvides court-ordered, structured, and supervised parent-child visitation in a safe environment, offered on Saturdays to support family reunification and ensure child safety during transitional periods.
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Who runs it
- ANCO GALLAY — VICE PRESIDENT
- KELLY BRITTON — PRESIDENT
- MARY ELENA SINNOTT — MEMBER
- MICHAEL WENZ — MEMBER
- PAUL LUPIA — MEMBER
- PETER ANTONOWICZ ESQ — MEMBER
- PHILLIP MAHONEY MD — MEMBER
- ROBERT PRICE — MEMBER
- STEVE DENYES — SECRETARY
- STEVE GONYEA — TREASURER
Who they work with
- Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Network — Follows AFCC guidelines in delivering reunification therapy services.
- Salt Lake County Partner — Provides court-ordered services in collaboration with Salt Lake County.
- Utah County Partner — Provides court-ordered services in collaboration with Utah County.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Developmentally Appropriate Expression Modalitiesmethodology: developmental_expression_therapyBy using play and art as therapeutic media for children, we achieve more accurate assessment and deeper engagement because these modalities align with developmental capacities and provide alternative pathways to process emotions when verbal communication is limited or ineffective.
- Empowerment-Based Support for Familiesmethodology: empowerment_based_supportBy providing advocacy and individualized support to families and individuals with disabilities, we enable them to achieve their potential because sustained empowerment—rooted in dignity, autonomy, and personalized planning—drives long-term self-sufficiency and well-being.
- Family Systems Approach to Healingmethodology: family_systems_therapyBy treating the family as an interconnected system and addressing dynamics, roles, and communication patterns within the family unit, we produce better mental health and reunification outcomes because individual well-being is fundamentally shaped by relational context and systemic interaction.