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We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Corner Canyon now accepts most major insurances including.
We understand the challenge of paying for mental health services and now work with a number of providers to ensure you get the care you need. While some insurance plans may not provide full coverage, our team can work with you on a case-by-case basis.
Get in contact with our team to verify your insurance and find out your options.
Fill out our Online Application here or call us at 877-226-0317 and you will receive a return call, text, or email quickly, depending on what you specify. We want you to have the best experience possible with us from start to finish, and responsive communication is part of that.
Call us at 877-226-0317 or email admissions@cornercanyonhc.com
Austin Florez is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC) with a Bachelor’s in Applied Psychology from Oregon Tech and a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Antioch University New England. He brings a strong foundation in trauma-informed care, with a focus on working with adolescents and young adults in high-acuity residential treatment settings.
Austin’s therapeutic approach is rooted in family systems theory and guided by a social justice lens, with a commitment to creating affirming, inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ clients and other marginalized communities. His work is deeply influenced by attachment theory and person-centered values, emphasizing connection, autonomy, and trust in the healing process.
He draws from a broad range of evidence-based modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Somatic Experiencing (SE), and other experiential therapies to support clients in exploring and transforming their internal worlds.
Outside of the therapy room, Austin finds grounding and renewal in the outdoors—whether backpacking through the mountains, exploring forest trails, or camping under the stars. Nature is a constant source of inspiration and reflection in his life, and that connection often informs the presence he brings to his work.
Alex Jacobson, CSW, is a dedicated and compassionate clinical social worker with a deep belief in the healing power of nature and authentic connection. His journey into the field of mental health was inspired by five transformative years working in wilderness therapy, where he witnessed firsthand the profound growth and healing that can occur in natural settings. This experience led him to pursue a Master of Social Work at the University of Utah, where he developed a strong clinical foundation grounded in evidence-based practices.
Alex has a rich background working with individuals navigating addiction and substance use, with a focus on harm reduction and long-term recovery. His clinical approach is integrative and trauma-informed, drawing from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). He also incorporates elements of art therapy, mindfulness, and breath work to support clients in cultivating self-awareness, emotional regulation, and sustainable coping skills.
A lifelong adventurer, Alex is a former river guide who spent years guiding trips through Dinosaur National Monument in Utah. He continues to find renewal in mountain biking, rock climbing, and painting. As a professional artist, Alex brings creativity and presence into his work with clients, offering a grounded, nature-connected, and holistic path toward healing.
Tasha Nuño is a registered dietitian with over 20 years of diverse experience spanning the nutrition field. Her dynamic career includes specialized work in sports nutrition, psychiatric and behavioral health nutrition, supplement product development, nutrigenetics, and college-level nutrition education—reflecting a rare versatility and depth of knowledge.
A former collegiate track and cross-country athlete, Tasha now finds joy running through the lush, mossy forests of the Pacific Northwest and adventuring with her family as well as coaching a youth track and field club team. Her lifelong passion for movement and performance seamlessly complements her belief in nutrition as a powerful tool for prevention and meeting one’s potential—one that supports both physical and mental resilience.
Whether she’s consulting on a product, coaching kids, helping individuals optimize health through diet and movement, or teaching the next generation of medical professionals, Tasha brings a thoughtful, evidence-based, and human approach to everything she does. Her work continues to bridge the science of nutrition with the art of living well.
Kyle earned his Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from the University of Arizona in 2018, with dual certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse Practitioner. Since then, he has worked with adolescents and young adults in residential and outpatient mental health settings, while sometimes seeing to their primary care needs as well. Kyle’s approach is direct yet laid back; he meets patients where they are and tailors recommendations to their circumstances, personality, and goals. In conjunction with pharmacotherapy, he uses therapies such as motivational interviewing and CBT. He understands that treatment is not ‘one size fits all’ and works collaboratively with patients to maximize autonomy and reach milestones. His personal experiences inform his easy-going and relatable style. With five adventurous kids and a tireless deerhound, Kyle stays busy, but makes time for the outdoors whenever possible. His hobbies include hiking, rock climbing, cliff-jumping, skateboarding and going to concerts.
First and foremost, she loves to spend time with her family and friends. She also loves to be in the outdoors and nature and enjoys cycling, scuba diving, water skiing, camping, hiking and river rafting. She is an avid traveler, loves photography, music, poetry, yoga and meditation. She has an insatiable desire to learn and a passion for real, compassionate connection.
Dana Goodrich’s vision and expertise in marketing and management have driven a rapid improvement in Corner Canyon’s presence. Her coordination and persistence with the team have laid a solid foundation for effectively representing the significant work that Corner Canyon does with its clients.
With a successful career in real estate and experience running 2 small businesses, Dana brings a wealth of practical knowledge to her role. Her work in her MBA program has further broadened her understanding of business, guiding the strategic direction she sets for Corner Canyon. Dana’s knowledge and kind persistence inspire and motivate the entire Corner Canyon team to contribute to the organization’s ongoing success.
Dana and her husband Eric have six children and somehow fit a little play into their busy lives, they love boating and spend a lot of time at kid’s basketball and baseball games and swim meets. They love to travel, Costa Rica is a favorite destination.