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Individual Therapy

Individual therapy offers a safe, confidential space to explore your thoughts and feelings, build coping skills, and work toward personal growth at your own pace.

What To Expect

Individual therapy is a personalized and confidential space where you can openly explore your thoughts, feelings, and challenges without judgment. Early in the process, we’ll work together to create a clear treatment plan based on your unique history, needs, and goals. This plan serves as a roadmap to guide our work and helps ensure that each session is focused and purposeful.

As therapy progresses, we’ll regularly review and adjust your treatment plan to reflect your growth and changing needs. Together, we’ll set specific, achievable goals and use evidence-based strategies tailored to you, empowering you to develop new skills, overcome obstacles, and make meaningful progress. This collaborative approach helps keep therapy focused on what matters most to you, promoting lasting change and greater well-being.

My Approach

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Build Understanding: I begin by listening carefully to your story to understand your unique experiences and challenges during our session.
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Collaborate on Goals: Together, we identify clear, meaningful goals that guide our work and align with your values that will form your treatment plan.
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Apply Tailored Strategies: I use evidence-based techniques customized to your needs in order to support your growth and healing.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between therapist, psychologist and psychiatrist?
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In Utah, therapists (such as LCSWs and counselors) typically hold a master’s degree and provide talk therapy, while psychologists have a doctoral degree and can perform psychological testing and offer specialized therapy. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can prescribe medication and also provide therapy, focusing more on the medical aspects of mental health.

What are the different types of therapy?
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Therapy can take many forms, including individual counseling, couples or family therapy, and group sessions—each designed to meet different needs and goals. Depending on your situation, therapy might focus on talk-based approaches, skill-building, or experiential methods to help you process emotions, improve relationships, and develop coping strategies.

What are the differences in therapeutic approaches?
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors to improve emotional regulation. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) builds on CBT by adding skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, and emotional regulation, especially helpful for intense emotions and interpersonal challenges. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) emphasizes accepting difficult feelings and committing to values-based actions to create a meaningful life, blending mindfulness with behavioral change.

How much does a session cost?
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For self-pay, an intake sessions is $180. For self-pay, regular sessions are $160.

What can I expect from the first session?
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Your first session will be 50 minutes long and focused on getting to know you. We’ll discuss your personal history, current concerns, and goals so I can better understand your unique needs and create an effective, personalized treatment plan to support your journey.

What insurance does Thrive Therapy accept?
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I am currently only accepting self-pay clients.

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385.438.8243
danielle@thrivetherapyut.com
5442 S 900 E #122
Murray, UT 84117