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We love our community! Here you'll find news about our clinic, upcoming community events you can find us at, information about the low-cost therapy and support groups we are currently offering, and any community presentations we have on the calendar.

If you would like to have New Beginnings Therapy or one of our amazing therapists attend an event you're hosting or would like to request someone to speak at an event, please Contact Us!

Chronic Illness

Support Group

Start Date: Sat, April 13, 2024

$20/per group session

($160 total for 8 weeks)

This group is open to anyone who has received a diagnosis that has altered the course of their life.

Topics that will be covered include, but are not limited to:

*Coping with change

*Building support systems

*Navigating the diagnosis

*And more...

Call (435) 915-6398 to enroll

Faith Transition

Support Group

Start Date: TBD

$20/per group session

($160 total for 8 weeks)

This group is open to anyone who is questioning or deconstructing their faith.

Topics that will be covered include, but are not limited to:

*Creating community

*Tools for boundary setting

*Processing grief and change

*And more...

Call (435) 915-6398 to enroll

Postpartum

Support Group

Start Date: TBD

$20/per group session

($120 total for 6 weeks)

This group is open to women who are preparing for pregnancy, expecting a child, or have recently welcomed a child into their family within the last few years. Both first-time mothers and seasoned mothers are welcome!

Topics that will be covered include, but are not limited to:

*Baby Blues

*Depression/Anxiety

*Role changes as a parent

*Finding a support network

*And more...

Call (435) 915-6398 to enroll

Meet the Group Facilitators

Our therapists are uniquely qualified and knowledgeable in their field. They each spend hundreds of hours each year researching, studying, and practicing within their areas of specialty. Find out more about our current group facilitators.

Chronic Illness Support Group Facilitator

Abby Walker, MS, ACMHC

Abby graduated from Utah State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. After her undergraduate degree, she worked at a residential treatment center where she assisted in the treatment of adolescent females struggling with significant trauma. She graduated from the University of the Cumberlands with a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2023. She chose to pursue therapy because she loves helping the community she lives in and believes everyone deserves to start healing. She's passionate about helping her clients identify their strengths and utilize them to their advantage.

Faith Transition Support Group Co-Facilitator

Ashley Bell, MMFT, LMFT

Ashley graduated from Utah State University with a Masters of Marriage and Family Therapy in 2020 and holds advanced clinical training in both EMDR for Trauma and Gottman Training for Couple Relationships. Ashley is a member of the Mormon Mental Health Association. MMHA is a secular professional association for ethical, research-based, culturally competent mental health services along the continuum of involvement of the broader Mormon spectrum and culture. Ashley is passionate about helping people find healing no matter where their path takes them!

Faith Transition Support Group Co-Facilitator

Kaitlin Rodgers, CMHC Intern

Kaitlin graduated with her Bachelor's of Science in Sociology from Utah State University in 2019. She is currently in the final year of her Master’s program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Adams State University. She has a deep passion for mental health and firmly believes in the healing power of laughter! She finds many aspects of therapy fascinating and has a particular interest in grief and loss, LGBTQIA+ issues, faith transitions, and mental wellness. Her goal as a blossoming mental health professional is to provide a non-judgmental, safe, and engaging place for clients to find healing and empowerment.

Postpartum Support Group Co-Facilitator

Madeleine Pugmire, LCSW, PMH-C

Madeleine graduated from Utah Valley University in 2016 and completed her Master’s in Social Work at Utah State University in 2020. She has received advanced training from Postpartum Support International and is a Certified Perinatal Mental Health Therapist. As a mother of toddler twins she understands many of the challenges that come with being a new mom. Madeleine is passionate about helping other mothers overcome isolation and negative patterns to find connection, balance, growth, hope, and healing.

Postpartum Support Group Co-Facilitator

Amanda Crosland, CSW

Amanda graduated from Utah State University in 2021 with her Bachelor's in Social Work and received her Master's degree in Social Work from Boise State University in 2022. She is co-facilitating this amazing group for a second time and is looking forward to providing support, encouragement, and resources to expecting mothers and mothers of young infants. As an expectant mother herself, she understands the importance of having a network of other mothers to heal and grow with.