LDS and Non-LDS Therapists in Centerville, Utah
Crystalyn Hori-Wilson
CMHC, Clinical Director/owner
About US
We are Horizon Counseling Services.
If you’re looking to improve your life and start working on you, you have found the right place. Our all-female team of dedicated LDS and non-LDS therapists in Centerville, Utah, is committed to improving mental health for all of our clients. We work with individuals of all ages, addressing a wide range of issues, including anxiety disorders, postpartum challenges, depressive disorders, life transitions, and parenting support. We believe that everyone needs someone to support them on their journey—let us help you take the first step toward a healthier, happier life.
Crystalyn Hori-Wilson
CMHC, Clinical Director/owner
Questions?
Feel free to contact for any questions or for scheduling an appointment:
- Office Hour ( Mon-Sat: 09.00 AM - 07.00 PM)
- Sunday: by appointment
Benefits of Working with LDS or Non-LDS Therapists
Tailored Support for Every Individual in Centerville, Utah
Choosing the right therapist is an important step in your mental health journey. Whether you’re looking for an LDS or non-LDS therapist, here are some unique benefits each approach can offer:
LDS Therapist Benefits
For those seeking a faith-aligned perspective, working with an LDS therapist provides a supportive environment that understands and respects LDS values. This approach can help clients feel more comfortable discussing personal challenges and growth within a framework that resonates with their beliefs. An LDS therapist can offer insights into spirituality, faith-related challenges, and maintaining balance in line with LDS teachings.Non-LDS Therapist Benefits
For those who prefer a secular perspective, a non-LDS therapist offers a neutral, non-religious approach, focusing on evidence-based techniques that suit clients of all or no faith backgrounds. This option can be ideal for those seeking mental health support without a faith-based component, allowing for a broader perspective on issues and goals. A non-LDS therapist can provide flexible and inclusive support that respects and adapts to each individual’s unique background and beliefs.A Personalized Approach for Every Client
At our Centerville practice, we ensure that each client receives individualized care tailored to their preferences, whether they align with an LDS or non-LDS approach. Our goal is to help clients work through their challenges in a way that feels both comfortable and effective. We’re here to support everyone, from those facing anxiety, depression, and life transitions to parenting concerns and personal growth goals.
With both LDS and non-LDS therapists available, we are committed to providing an inclusive, compassionate, and effective path to mental wellness for each client.
LDS and non-LDS counselor profiles
Meet Our Qualified LDS and Non-LDS Therapists
Crystalyn Hori-Wilson, CMHC, Owner
She has been in the field of mental health for 13 years and has worked with all ages, families, couples and individuals. She is mainly focusing on women's issues and Anxiety disorders currently.
Bethany Perez, LCSW
Bethany Perez has training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy to help her clients process past trauma through solution focused treatment.
Lindsey Clark, CMHC
Lindsey recently finished her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Walden University
Haley Urry, CSW
Haley earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in Social Work and is dedicated to helping young individuals navigate life's challenges through personalized therapy.
Shaylee Cornejo, MSW Intern
Shaylee Cornejo is currently completing her Master of Social Work degree at the University of Denver with a concentration in Mental Health.
Taylor Stagg (Mental Health Counseling Student)
Taylor Stagg is a student at Utah State University studying Rehabilitation Counseling with the end goal of getting licensure as a CMHC.
Alie Hansen (Billing Specialist)
Alie is a dedicated billing specialist with nearly five years of experience working in a therapist office.
Crystalyn Hori-Wilson, CMHC, Owner
She has been in the field of mental health for 13 years and has worked with all ages, families, couples and individuals. She is mainly focusing on women's issues and Anxiety disorders currently.
Bethany Perez, LCSW
Bethany Perez has training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy to help her clients process past trauma through solution focused treatment.
Adrianna Pahulu, LCSW
Adrianna Pahulu has been working with children and families for the last 11 years.
Jennae Devereaux, CSW-I
Jennae is finishing up her last year of grad school and getting her Masters in Social Work.
Lindsey Clark, ACMHC
Lindsey recently finished her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Walden University
Laura Simonson
I provide trauma-informed therapy for diverse clients, specializing in grief, trauma, faith transition, first-responder support, and post-weight-loss surgery recovery, with a focus on creating a safe, collaborative environment.
Kamree Jones, Admin. Asst.
Kamree is starting her journey to become a Clinical Mental Health Counselor. She has obtained a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Psychology from Arizona State University.
Kayla, CSW-I
Kayla is dedicated to promoting healing and growth through a person-centered, trauma-informed approach. Her goal is to create a safe environment where clients can collaboratively navigate challenges and foster meaningful change.
What Our LDS and Non-LDS Therapy in Centerville Clients Are Saying
Client Reviews and Testimonials
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Professional LDS or Non-LDS therapy and Counseling Center in Centerville, Utah (UT).
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