SLC Therapist and EMDR Therapist Utah
Christy Kobe, LCSW, CCTP’s Blog Articles
Offering both in-person sessions and online therapy as a Utah Therapist
SLC Therapist Christy Kobe, LCSW, introducing Eating Disorder Therapist Wendy Jensen, LCSW
As a Salt Lake City therapist, I care deeply about the skills, integrity, and heart that clinicians bring into their work. I pay attention to how therapists talk about people’s struggles, how they understand complexities, and how they hold space for growth without rushing or fixing. When I meet a clinician who brings curiosity, genuine compassion and “walking the talk” as we call it into the therapy room, I want you to know about them.
So, I’m honored to introduce Wendy Jensen, LCSW, a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist, Founder of Inside Wellness, and a therapist with over 20 years of experience helping college-aged adults and women of all ages to heal their relationships with food, body image, and, in turn, healing their relationship with themselves.
SLC Therapist Christy Kobe, LCSW, introducing Caregiver Coach Isabel Melgarejo
As a Salt Lake City therapist, I often work with people who are quietly carrying the weight of caring for others. In this spotlight, I introduce family caregiver coach and planner Isabel Melgarejo of Tum Coeur.
Isabel supports family caregivers in creating sustainable plans, having difficult conversations, and prioritizing self-care without guilt. If you are caring for a loved one and feeling overwhelmed, this collaboration offers support that meets you where you are.
SLC Therapist Christy Kobe, LCSW, Introducing Nevin Alderman, CMHC, Couples Counseling in Utah
As a Salt Lake City therapist, I value connecting with professionals who show up with presence, skill, and genuine integrity. I pay attention to how therapists make people feel, how they communicate, and the care they bring into their work. It’s not often that I meet another therapist who is also exceptionally present, mindful, ethical, and dedicated, so when I do, I don’t take it for granted and I make a connection with them.
Nevin Alderman, who is the Owner and Director of Renew Relationship Counseling and does couples counseling in Utah, is one of those clinicians. In every interaction I have had with him, he has shown a deep commitment to helping people feel seen, understood, valued, and safe. I want to introduce him because the work he does with couples in Utah is so intentional and clear in how it supports their relationships in times of stress or disconnection.
Top myths about working with a Salt Lake City therapist
Whether you are meeting with me in-person as a SLC therapist or meeting with me via online therapy, I want to help you identify and work through the causes of your struggles to the extent possible so that you can experience genuine healing and transformation, and make the real, lasting changes you desire.
This is a very collaborative and active process in which we partner together in working toward the individualized goals we set together. This process is gentle, kind and compassionate, and is done at a pace that feels comfortable to you.
What I do differently to provide the best therapy as a Salt Lake City therapist
You’ve been looking for a SLC therapist and you’re seeing that there are a lot of options out there. It’s essential for you to understand the differences amongst therapists.
So I’ve written this post to share what is different about working with me as a SLC therapist.
Since I began practicing in 2003, I have developed a unique approach that is different and more effective than the approaches of many therapists in order to provide you with the best therapy.
Working with recently single professional women as a Salt Lake City therapist
Are you a recently single professional woman?
If so, please read on to learn more about my work as a SLC therapist and an EMDR Therapist in Utah, working with recently single professional women.
I hope you will find that you relate to the things my clients have shared with me and that I have observed in my work with them.
(In order to protect client confidentiality, identifying details have been withheld and answers to these questions have been given in reference to multiple clients, not referring to any one client in particular.)
More frequently asked questions about therapy with a Salt Lake City Therapist
Do I need therapy? How do I know if I need therapy?
When does someone need therapy? What are some signs that I may need therapy?
How do I know if I need to contact a SLC therapist or a Utah therapist?
How do I know if a therapist is a good fit for me?