About Us

Jamie Arbizu, CMHC, MSC

Jamie graduated from Southern Utah University with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Psychology and University of Phoenix with Master of Science in Counseling. She is licensed as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor.  She is also an adjunct professor for the University of Utah College of Social Work.  Jamie is a certified in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, trained in Gottman Method, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. She has received training in domestic violence and has experience in working with complex trauma, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, attachment, disruptive behavior, ADHD, autistic spectrum and bipolar disorders.

Jamie is passionate about the healing process of therapy, and enjoys seeing the impact it can have on providing a healthier lifestyle. She provides individual counseling, family therapy, couples counseling, and group counseling. Jamie and her husband are parents of one daughter and five sons in a blended family; and they are honored to call St. George their home. Jamie enjoys dancing, biking, art, music, theater, traveling, and healthy eating.

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Amy Lipschultz, ACMHC, MSC

Amy Lipschultz, ACMHC, MSC

Amy Lipschultz is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor, and graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Master degree in Mental Health Counseling. She has worked in the field of mental health for over 6 years, in outpatient, residential and wilderness therapy programs. As a counselor she hopes to create a safe space for individuals to be vulnerable and explore their thoughts, feelings, difficulties and hopes without fear of judgement. She believes that individuals are the experts on their own lives, and that all people are capable of positive self-directed growth. She recognizes that cultural and societal factors play an important role in mental health and that part of the therapeutic process is acknowledging and exploring these forces at play. Her trainings include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindful Self Compassion, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Trauma Focused CBT, sand tray therapy, EMDR, and Gottman Method (Level 1).

Amy grew up in New Jersey, but has lived all over the country and currently calls Utah home. In her free time she enjoys rock climbing, hiking in the desert, crafting and traveling to new places.

Danielle Miner, MFT Intern

Danielle Miner, MFT Intern

Danielle Miner is a Marriage and Family Therapy Intern and is currently working on her Master degree at Utah Tech University. She is passionate about helping individuals work through the struggles of daily life and find ways to manage and move towards a happier and healthier life. She works to provide a compassionate and supportive space where clients can feel heard and understood. Her approach is collaborative and tailored to the unique needs of each client. She draws from evidence-based therapies to help build coping skills, gain insights, and create meaningful change. Danielle provides individual counseling, family therapy, couples counseling, and group counseling.

Real people. Real progress.

“Therapy has helped me understand myself better and has helped me ask myself hard questions and seek the answers. It has helped me love and appreciate life and see that good lessons come from hard situations. Therapy has helped me find more purpose in my daily life and know that even with my many mistakes that I am a good mother. It has helped me see that marriage is worth all the work that is required to put into it and stop and listen with real intent to see how another feels and not just to respond with how I feel. Therapy has given me hope that things can get better, that I can change and improve, and a hope that love can overcome differences in life!”

-Client Recovering from Anxiety

“Therapy has changed my life to the core and helps me be kind to myself, forgiving to myself, and treat others with more love and authenticity.  I’m so thankful to have found solace through the deep soul searching I’ve done in therapy.”

-Trauma Survivor

“Going through therapy was hard.  Breaking down those walls of mine was life altering….  Therapy has helped me get to the best place, and become the best person I can be.”

-Sexual Abuse Survivor

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