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Hi, I’m Dr. Whitlock. I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist with a strong background in Neuropsychology, Forensic Psychology, Autism assessment, and evidence-based treatments for trauma and personality disorders. I have specialized experience treating active-duty military members, U.S. military veterans, and military dependants. I am devoted to ensuring that every client receives effective services that are personalized to their culture, identity, beliefs, and goals.  

Hi, my name is Tiffany, and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor based in Utah and licensed in both Utah and Florida. I provide supportive, neurodivergent-affirming therapy for individuals navigating overwhelm, anxiety, depression, burnout, and the emotional exhaustion that can come from feeling misunderstood, disconnected, or unsupported in daily life.Whether you have a formal diagnosis, suspect you may be autistic, or are simply beginning to explore your neurodivergence, you deserve support that feels compassionate, collaborative, and genuinely tailored to how your brain works.

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My goal is to help you move from feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or constantly reactive toward feeling more grounded, capable, understood, and intentional in how you navigate daily life. I strive to create a space where you feel safe to show up as yourself without judgment, pressure to mask, or the expectation to fit into approaches that were never designed with neurodivergent individuals in mind.

Hi, I'm Dr. Teague Cowley — a licensed clinical psychologist based in Park City, Utah, and the founder of Steady Path Psychological Services. My work is rooted in a simple but deeply held belief: that the greatest victories in life often happen within. Seeking support takes courage, and I'm here to walk alongside you on that journey.My path to psychology has been anything but linear, and I think that's what makes me the kind of clinician I am today. Before entering the therapy room, I spent six years working with burn survivors, competed internationally as an adaptive alpine ski racer, advocated for people with disabilities through the National Ability Center, and even co-founded a post-production company in Santa Monica. Each chapter taught me something about resilience, human connection, and what it means to rebuild after life throws something unexpected your way.Professionally, I earned my Doctor of Psychology from The Wright Institute in Berkeley, California — an APA-accredited program where I completed specialized training in Police and Public Safety Psychology. I went on to complete a postdoctoral fellowship at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute, with intensive experience across inpatient psychiatry, residential care, and psychological evaluation. My work spans trauma recovery, psychological assessment, and integrative therapy approaches including CBT, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed care.I work with individuals and couples — preteens through adults — navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic pain, life transitions, and more. I'm licensed in Utah and currently offer virtual sessions across more than 40 states.

Hello I am glad you have chosen to learn more about yourself. My name is Marcy Porritt. I am genderqueer but will identify as a trans woman when I need to fit into a binary. For me the purpose of assessment and therapy is to gain understanding into the relationships in your life including relationships with yourself, other people and the wider community. I find it particularly important to examine one’s position in oppressive systems and the way that impacts our self concept and other relationships. When you are with me you are the expert in you and your experience. We will work together with the goal of empowerment through the creation of greater self compassion.

Greetings and welcome! I am thrilled about this collaborative and validating journey. My name is Dr. Sharelle Baldwin and as a licensed clinical forensic neuropsychologist, my goal is to provide insight about brain-behavior relationships. I am licensed in Utah and also PSYPACT (APIT) authorization, which allows me to practice psychology in other states as well. I’m excited to understand your experiences and the ways you naturally interact with the world. This process is a neurodiversity-affirming approach. We will talk about your life experiences, your preferences, your strengths and challenges. You are the expert on yourself and my role is to help develop a more full understanding about your communication style, how you relate to others, social-emotional expression, and sensory experiences. I look forward to this process of self-understanding across development, using evidence-based strategies to outline meaningful support in life.