Welcome to Utah’s Highest-Rated Therapy Practice
Quality Care Matters
At Tangible, we believe our clients deserve the very best. That’s why we invest heavily in ongoing training, advanced certifications, and collaborative learning; so every therapist here is equipped with the latest tools, techniques, and knowledge.
When you work with us, you can trust you’re receiving care that’s not only compassionate but also grounded in the most effective, evidence-based practices.
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Services We Offer
We Offer a free 15 Minute consult with a therapist!
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We Offer a free 15 Minute consult with a therapist! 〰️
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In-network providers
We currently accept the following insurance plans:
If your provider is listed, your sessions may be partially or fully covered, depending on your plan. We encourage you to verify the specifics with your insurance company before your first session.
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Selections from our Feel Better Library
Doubting Love? Understanding Relationship OCD
Love, in its healthiest form, is built on trust, connection, and mutual understanding. But what happens when intrusive doubts and relentless uncertainty overshadow even the happiest of relationships? This is the experience of someone struggling with Relationship OCD (ROCD)—a lesser-known but deeply distressing form of obsessive-compulsive disorder that specifically targets romantic relationships.
Healing From Trauma: Why It’s So Hard, and How Healing Happens
We often hear the word “trauma,” but many people still wonder: What exactly is trauma? Is it just about extreme events like accidents or abuse—or can it be something more subtle?
The truth is, trauma isn’t just about what happened to you. It’s about how your mind and body experienced what happened, and how those experiences continue to live on inside you—sometimes long after the event has passed.
Navigating Trauma: Insights from an EMDR Therapist
Trauma is often less about what happened to us and more about what gets stuck inside of us. Our minds, doing their best to protect us, sometimes file these memories away improperly.
EMDR offers a powerful way of understanding trauma. Through an EMDR lens, trauma isn't seen as a character flaw or a sign of weakness — it's understood as an unprocessed memory that needs to be reprocessed. Reprocessing helps memories from resurfacing inconveniently.
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Our practice currently works with United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Regence, EMI, DMBA, PEHP, and Select Health. Counseling is a covered service under all major insurances, but we recommend contacting your insurance company to understand your specific copay/deductible amounts.
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Session costs are determined by the client’s insurance company. On average, clients with insurance paid approx. $25 a session. Without insurance, we offer one of the lowest cash pay rates around at $115/session. Clients are encouraged to verify costs with their insurance company.
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Tangible Therapy stands out for its commitment to exceptional training, ensuring every client high-quality care. That dedication hasn’t gone unnoticed. In 2025, we were named the Best Counseling Center of Utah Valley, and in 2026, we earned the prestigious Best of State award.
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Ensuring compatibility with your therapist is a critical part of the therapeutic process. We’re happy to offer a free, 15-minute consultation call with any therapist to determine if they’re the right fit for you.
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Yes, we are more than happy to coordinate care. Please let us know when scheduling an appointment, and we will take care of the rest.
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How long therapy takes depends on many different factors, but many people see significant progress in eight to 12 weeks.


Leah offers a warm and supportive space where adults can feel truly heard and understood. She is a Certified Grief Support Specialist and specializes in working with anxiety, chronic illness, grief, burnout, and self-esteem. Leah is passionate about helping clients navigate the emotional weight and uncertainty these experiences can bring. She also supports individuals facing depression, infertility, faith transitions, parenting challenges, and the complex emotions surrounding pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum experiences. Leah offers LGBTQ-affirming care and provides space to explore spirituality and identity.
Leah uses a CBT-informed approach and is also trained in Positive Psychology, Somatic Anxiety Therapy and Brainspotting. She combines both cognitive and somatic techniques to help regulate the nervous system and support meaningful healing. She loves helping individuals recognize their strengths and reconnect with a sense of meaning as they move through difficult seasons.