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Utah Couples Counseling & Therapy Clinic.

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Treatment

Couples

Individuals

Faith Crisis

  • Connection through improved Communication
  • Relationship and Trust Repair
  • Sex & Intimacy
  • Premarital Counseling
  • Divorce and Separation
  • Anxiety/Depression
  • Life Transition
  • Dating and Courtship
  • Grief and Loss
  • Mindfulness Resilience
  • Mixed Faith Marriages
  • Post-Religion Healing (LDS/Mormon)
  • Religious Trauma
  • Navigating Faith Transitions
  • Processing Cognitive Dissonance

“Utah Marriage Therapy Techniques, Systems Theory, Narrative Therapy, and EFT, are proven to heal and strengthen relationships. Therapy improves mental health, creates deeper connections, and increases wellbeing, as a couple and as an individual.”

Why Marriage and Family Therapy works
Clarissa Mace LMFT

Clinical Director
Utah Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic

Clarissa Mace is recognized by AAMFT as a Clinical Fellow

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Learn more about your therapy specialists here:

Clarissa Mace, MAS, LMFT

I’m here to help you strengthen your relationships and navigate life’s challenges with a compassionate, research-backed approach. I specialize in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Attachment Theory, and the Gottman Method to support couples and individuals working through connection barriers, trust issues, infidelity, faith transitions, communication struggles, anxiety, and depression. Every step of the process is tailored to your unique needs—because no two journeys are the same. Call for a free consult to see if I’m a good fit for you.
Clinical Director, MFT Supervisor, Therapist

Grace Samuels, MFTI

I provide therapy for individuals, couples, and families using proven, evidence-based approaches designed to create real, lasting change. My focus is on helping you improve communication, resolve conflict, and work through mental health challenges in a way that strengthens your relationships and supports personal growth. With a culturally sensitive approach, I can help religious centric clients, tailoring care to meet your unique needs and experiences. Call for a free consult to see if we would work well together.
Marriage and Family Therapist

FAQ

The cost is $150 per 50-minute session. Intakes (First-time appointments) are also $150 for 50 minutes. Sliding Scale pricing is available through select therapists, currently Grace Samuels. Schedule a consultation to discuss adjusted-rate therapy for individuals and couples in need.

No. We are a self-pay clinic.

Insurance companies rarely cover Couples Therapy because they require a diagnosis. Because relationship therapy focuses on the systems and patterns of the couple as a whole, insurance companies won’t cover the cost (we would love it if this were to change).

Individual therapy sometimes is covered but is unpredictable and inconsistent. For these reasons, we do not bill insurance companies directly.

We do however provide Superbills for reimbursement. You pay for your session, we send you a Superbill that you forward to your insurance company, and if they deem the therapy as covered, they will reimburse you.

Your therapist is among the best in the state of Utah and the therapy they provide is in high demand. Unfortunately, too many clients have no-showed their appointments which took away the opportunity from another person or couple who could have benefited from that hour of treatment.

To ensure clients follow through on their appointment, we ask they show their commitment to the therapy process by providing their credit card. You can cancel your appointment up to 24 hours before your scheduled time. If you do not cancel, you will be charged for the session you no-showed. This creates mutual trust, commitment, and accountability.

Yes, absolutely! We use secure encrypted video-conferencing as a virtual option. You can choose to schedule a virtual appointment for any reason.

Please note that we encourage clients who have been sick to opt into a virtual appointment while they are recovering. You can change your in-person appointment to a virtual appointment last minute (Late-Cancellation Policy does not apply to changing the therapy medium).

Virtual Therapy has been proven to be as effective as In-Person Therapy. Feel free to utilize this flexible option.

Please send us a text or give us a call at least 24 hours before your session to 385-484-8654. If you are feeling sick, a virtual appointment can be provided instead.

Any appointment canceled less than 24 hours will be billed for the session and automatically charged to the credit card you put on file. No-shows are subject to being billed and the therapist may choose to terminate treatment.

We understand emergencies happen– so please let us know as soon as possible if you need to reschedule your appointment.

This is a case-by-case decision that will need to be discussed with your therapist. Certain requirements exist for these situations. Your therapist cannot meet with you if your individual therapy goals conflict with your couple’s goals.

Therapists are not secret-keepers when meeting with couples/individuals simultaneously. They may disclose what was shared individually if relevant to the couples’ therapy process and treatment.

It is important for your therapist to maintain a balanced rapport with both you and your partner. If you have questions, please consult your therapist.

Clarissa Mace Marriage & Family Therapist

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Check out our Google Reviews to see what others are saying about Utah Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic.

What Clients Are Saying:
Clarissa has been my therapist for the past couple of years and she is amazing! She’s helped me work through so many things and I can truly say my life has been changed for the better because of her. She is always willing to take feedback on how our sessions can be better and what she can do to make sure I’m getting the most out of them!
Z.L.
Client
Clarissa is amazing! My husband and I have gone to her twice a month since we were only one month into our marriage. It’s been over a year and we are so happy. We know that therapy helped us have an amazing year by preventing issues and helping us communicate and we are so grateful!
A.M.
Client
What Other Mental Health Professionals Are Saying:
I have had the chance to work with and know Clarissa for many years. She is both personable and professional. Her knowledge, passion, and temperament make her an excellent clinician.
Hope M.
Licensed Social Worker
Clarissa is a kind and competent therapist. It was a pleasure to collaborate with her when working together last year. She has the kind of warm, open, and accepting personality needed to provide a client with a safe space to be vulnerable in session.
Michelle H.
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

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Should I do In-Person or Virtual Therapy?

At Utah Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, we offer both virtual and in-person sessions to suit our clients’ preferences and needs. Studies show virtual therapy is as effective as in-person sessions for addressing concerns like anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and faith transitions. Couples Therapy has also been proven to be just as effective virtually.

We provide in-person, virtual, or a blended approach, ensuring a tailored therapeutic journey for marriage, couples, or individual therapy. Our goal is to provide high-quality support and guidance, aligning with your lifestyle and preferences in Utah.

Check out our blog post about EFT therapy here.

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