Cheryl Kehl, LCSW Co-founder and Partner Read Bio
Cheryl has a 22-year history of founding and managing treatment programs for adolescents, in addition to providing therapy for them and is now excited to be working with adults at Corner Canyon Health Centers. Her own treatment experiences informed the development and implementation of the foundational components of Corner Canyon, and she enjoys directing a program that meets all the expectations she had while in treatment and includes all the therapeutic practices that she has found to be effective throughout her career.
In 1998 Cheryl co-founded Second Nature Wilderness Program, which grew to be the largest private wilderness therapeutic program in the United States and included 5 separate locations. Cheryl also helped found Gateway Academy, a pre-eminent residential treatment program for adolescent boys, and looks forward to working with the Gateway Academy owners at Corner Canyon.
In 2003, Cheryl was elected by her colleagues throughout the United States to serve as a board member for the National Association for Therapeutic Schools and Programs. Cheryl works clinically with addiction, mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, family systems problems, and other co-occurring issues. She loves working with clients the most out of all the different roles she has played. Cheryl completed her education at Brigham Young University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology in 1991 and her Master’s Degree in Social Work in 1993. Her clinical training included CBT & DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Assertive Communication, and providing individual, family, group therapy and marriage counseling.
Cheryl is the oldest of ten children and has two adult children, a daughter and a son. Her interests include water sports, photography, interior design, household projects, and spending time with her family and friends. She loves house boating on Lake Powell, but her favorite pastime is spending time with her 6 wonderful grandchildren.
Rob Lund, BS, CRS President Co-founder and Partner Read Bio
Rob Lund has a varied business background and is excited to be working with those in addiction recovery at Corner Canyon. He has always endeavored to find meaning beyond a paycheck in his work and sees this opportunity as a chance to fulfill this long-held value.
His passion to help others and his business acumen will serve him well as he leads this organization. Rob has several family members and numerous friends in addiction recovery. He knows recovery is possible and has seen those in recovery lead highly productive, full, amazing lives. He believes this work is incredibly important and knows that it can be done effectively by professionals with experience and passion for the work.
Rob has spent many years in a volunteer capacity working with individuals and families who are struggling with various kinds of issues. This work has raised his sensitivity to and effectiveness in helping individuals and families cope with concerns and raise their functioning and quality of life. Rob has found this work to be extremely rewarding and meaningful and he looks forward to working with clients and staff in similar capacities.
He studied at the Marriott School of Management, BYU and received his BS degree in business with an emphasis in organizational behavior. Since that time, he has held management positions in the clothing industry, construction estimating software business and construction field.
Rob founded Haven Homes, Inc., a successful home building business in 2002, which continues to build beautiful custom homes in the greater Salt Lake area. His emphasis on quality, value, and service allow this company to thrive in an often cyclical and difficult industry. Rob enjoys the great outdoors, including camping, backpacking, hiking, and boating. His love of mountain biking has taken him to some of the most spectacular scenery this country has to offer. His greatest pride and joy come from his family of four amazing children, two grandsons, and an incredible wife.
Christina Ward, MS Chief Executive Officer christina@cornercanyonhc.com Read Bio
Originally from New York, Christina moved to Utah in 2013 to work at an adolescent wilderness therapy program. Christina achieved her undergrad in Communications and Outdoor Education and has always been drawn to helping others and the outdoors. Christina worked for 7 years at the wilderness program as a mentor level field staff, logistics coordinator and as a clinical assistant. During these years Christina’s love for the mental health field continued to grow. She holds a masters degree in psychology, and specializes in organizational psychology.
Christina also worked as a Clinical Research Coordinator for a year before joining the Corner Canyon Health Centers team. She was the lead coordinator on trials investigating medication for treatment of Borderline Personality disorder, major depressive disorder and weight gain reversal in patients diagnosed with Schizophrenia. Christina loves learning about how mental health disorders affect the brain and how PTSD and trauma have an effect on the entire body and mind.
Christina joined Corner Canyon Health Centers in November of 2020. Christina has constant curiosity about how to improve Corner Canyon and has contributed organizationally to almost all departments, notably admissions and business development, medical, financial, recruiting, and program development including staff training and risk management. She is always working to improve systems, train personnel, prevent mistakes, use technology to run the program at the highest level, develop the website for mobile applications and easier access, help clients obtain insurance reimbursements, integrate departments for the most effective client care, and develop tracking and training systems and bolster employee unity and cohesion.
Christina has great people skills and motivates those around her to perform at their highest level. While we interviewed several applicants for the recent opening as CEO, many department directors and employees reached out to us to push for her, having seen her work ethic and what she’s already done to help them do their jobs better. She has in-depth knowledge about all of our departments, including treatment modalities and clinical interventions, testing and assessment measures, recreation and communication skills, neurofeedback and brain technology, nutrition and diet, etc, and ultimately always strives to put the clients and employee’s best interests first.
Brad Christensen Chief People Officer brad@cornercanyonhc.com Read Bio
Brad has been with Corner Canyon Health Centers since its inception in 2017 and has been an integral part in the many stages of growth. In 2018, he moved into the role of Executive Director and oversaw all parts of the growing company. He supervised the expansion into a new location and helped circumvent the many challenges that came with that growth. Now he has moved into the role of Chief People Officer, and oversees all human resources and licensing. Brad is the stabilizing force that got us through the ever changing climate of the COVID-19 pandemic while also keeping a close eye on the constantly changing and evolving needs of our population.
When Brad is not working, you can find him spending time with his husband, Mark, and his little “farm” (two cats and two dogs). He enjoys caring for his many houseplants or sitting under a blanket with a good book. He also enjoys traveling to new countries and has a goal to visit at least one new country every year. His favorite foods are pizza, chocolate, and Mrs Butterworth’s butter flavored maple syrup. If you want to win his heart, buy him chocolate 🙂
Brad has a Bachelors in Behavioral Science with a psych emphasis and has completed the LSAC program (Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor) now called ASUDC (Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor) through UVU. In his previous employment he has filled multiple roles in the treatment industry, from cook and grave staff to operations director and VP of client and family relations. Prior to Corner Canyon, Brad was involved in the launching of 2 other treatment programs and we feel very lucky to have him on our team!
Austin Beck, PhD, LMFT Clinical Director Read Bio
Austin has been helping Individuals, couples, and families thrive by connecting to their most authentic selves and developing the relational skills to bond with those they love. Austin specializes in relationship issues, anxiety, and life transitions. Austin has extensive training in trauma informed care, is trained in EMDR, and incorporates a variety of treatment modalities into his approach such as family systems, motivational interviewing, mindfulness based stress reduction (MBSR), cognitive behavioral therapy and many more.
Austin has his Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a PhD in Couples and Family Therapy. He is trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), a research-based approach that focuses on underlying attachment needs that influence the way we show up in relationships, connect with our emotions, and ultimately unlock the closeness that we crave.
Austin focuses on looking inward, addressing the scars from one’s past, and living in such a way that lets others see who you are is an act of courage. Walking the path towards an authentic and congruent life can be a lonely one at times. While therapy can never replace the meaningful relationships that one develops organically with those around them, it can provide a space to explore and discover without the threat of disappointment or abandonment.
“My goal is to become obsolete in your life–I’ll be here for as long as you need me, but the objective of therapy is for you to feel like your mental health is strong enough, you can do this on your own.”
– Austin Beck, Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, LMFT
Alec Miller, MA, CMHC Primary Therapist Read Bio
Alec helps people manage and overcome stress, anxiety, relationship conflict, attachment and trust issues, trauma, PTSD, and depression. He serves as a guide through the process of personal growth, and works together with clients to do the work to make things better. Alec utilizes EMDR and Internal Family Systems therapy to help people heal by getting to the emotional core of what’s going on. These specialized techniques creates change on a deep level when talking just isn’t enough.
Alec finds particular value in working with people recovering from medical trauma and chronic illness. He helps navigate their path to wellness through a medical system that often ignores or invalidates the importance of emotional health and recovery.
Being a therapist is incredibly meaningful to Alec. When he gets to know someone on a deep level he has an ability to understand what they are going through and where they are getting stuck. Alec has dedicated the past many years of his life to learning how to create change and help people move towards the lives they want to live.
Alicen Kettenring, ACMHC Primary Therapist Read Bio
Alicen started working in the recovery and mental health field in 2014 where she fell in love with the work and connection that came with helping others find their inner strength to succeed. During her time in the recovery and mental health field, Alicen has worked in various positions within the community, as an assistant program manager, program manager and most recently as a case manager with the Utah Department of Corrections. During her time at UDC Alicen worked with the seriously and persistently mentally ill and began building a program for successful reentry for inmates back into the community.
Alicen initially joined Corner Canyon in 2018 part time as a Recovery Advocate while working on her schooling to become a Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Residential treatment has always been where Alicen finds the most joy and is happy to now be working full-time with Corner Canyon as a primary therapist. Alicen has a bachelor’s degree from Utah Valley University in behavioral science and family studies and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University.
Alicen is trained in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and has deep rooted belief in mindfulness practice and value work. She also is certified in EMDR and enjoys helping clients become more aligned with their value system and empowering clients to find strength from within to live in accordance to their values is her passion.
In her spare time, Alicen enjoys spending time with her husband, 4 children and dog, Reba. She loves sporting events, camping, sharing her musical talent with others, and baking.
Jonathan Benn, CSW Primary Therapist Read Bio
Jon believes that there are strengths within each of us that can create an environment of growth. Finding or noticing those strengths is where Jon focuses. When people know and recognize the strengths that they have they can utilize them to work on the things they want to improve in their life. Jon provides a set of tools to the people he works with that are based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy. Understanding the messages and stories that we tell ourselves about our experiences, and then reframing those that are maladapted, produces healing and growth.
Jon earned Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work degrees from The University of Utah. Jon spent the last five years in the mental health world working as an advocate, supervisor, and program director before becoming a therapist. Understanding what people are going through in treatment at each of these levels is an enormous part of what shapes Jon’s approach.
Jon looks at each person that he interacts with from an intersectional lens. Meaning that it is vital to understand all of the factors that went into making us the person we are today are. Race, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, family, socioeconomic status, religion, spirituality, and much more are what makes each of us beautiful humans. Jon wants to understand these aspects of each person not only to be the best tool he can be, but to be an advocate for them as well.
In his personal life Jon loves spending time with his girlfriend, family, friends, and his dog, Mr. Rosewater. Jon loves playing video games, writing, cooking, reading, and playing chess. Jon also has a deep passion for music. He loves sharing his favorite artists, and even more so hearing about yours!
Mili Leibovich, CSW Primary Therapist Read Bio
Mili is originally from Argentina and moved to the United States as a child. Mili started her work in the recovery field back in 2019. She has worked as a case manager, a youth advocate, and as a therapist at a private practice in which she worked with court and day treatment clients. Mili has her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah and her Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Boise State University.
Mili values each client’s unique cultural, spiritual, personal, and interpersonal experiences. Mili’s goal of therapy is to connect with that potential, find wellness, and create a meaningful life. Mili uses an open and non-judgmental curiosity, and seeks to create a safe space where all thoughts, feelings, and beliefs are welcome. Her main focus is to empower clients for skill building and healing.
Mili has worked extensively with individuals with addictions, domestic violence victims, and is approved through the Utah Department of Corrections. She enjoys using EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Art Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.
In her free time Mili enjoys boating, skiing, hiking, traveling, and spending time with her husband and puppy.
Jeffery Washington, MSAC, CCMI, CMHC-I Therapist Intern Read Bio
Jeff joined Corner Canyon early in 2020 and is a passionate substance abuse counselor, certified interventionist and case manager. Jeff received his bachelors from Utah State University in Interdisciplinary Studies and his Masters in Substance Abuse Counseling from Ottawa University.
Jeff has an incredible ability to support and build trust with the clients by ensuring that they are 100% involved in the plan for their own recovery. Jeff loves working in this field and firmly believes that everyone suffering from addiction or any mental health issue deserves to feel whole again. His goal in working with every client is to empower, and assist them in feeling proud of the person they are and have become, all by navigating life’s challenges and learning to overcome them.
In Jeff’s free time he loves golfing, spending time with his family and friends and exploring Utah. Jeff is excited about his role as a Therapist Intern at Corner Canyon, and is thrilled to be a part of the treatment team.
Shaun Oldroyd, CCMI Outreach & Admissions Director shaun@cornercanyonhc.com Read Bio
Shaun Oldroyd has been with Corner Canyon since before we opened. He was initially hired as Program Director because of his previous experience and many skills and abilities. Shaun’s knowledge of clients, families, programming, medications, and all facets of a successful treatment program led him to quickly be promoted to Admissions, then Admissions Director, and has now taken over outreach and marketing as well.
Shaun is constantly seeking out training opportunities and exposure to people who can teach him more about the important work we do, and he has a true passion for the highest quality of treatment we can provide to our clients. His vision and hard work continue to lead to important program improvements and growth, and he sets a great example for other members of the team.
Shaun has worked in the residential treatment field since his own recovery process, in 2009, and his personal experiences with addiction guide his ability to connect with clients and his empathy for what they are experiencing. Many of our clients and former clients look to Shaun as their personal role model and he has had significant and enduring positive effects on them.
He has had exposure to and experience with effective Mental Health treatment programs over the years, and uses his skills in those areas to work in empathetic and supportive ways with clients who struggle with those concerns. He has built many significant relationships within the adult treatment world and is always investing time and energy into those relationships as well as developing many new ones.
Shaun’s personal life is focused around friends and family, and you can frequently find him at Lake Powell with them during 3 seasons of the year. He also makes time to coordinate and play in sober softball leagues, continuing to impact people in recovery in his “off” time.
Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Outreach & Marketing Read Bio
Corner Canyon is excited to have Chris on our team. He adds a depth of knowledge of systems of care in Residential Treatment, has an organizational focus, and many years of helping residential and wilderness programs grow by providing excellent and caring work with clients and their families as they enter treatment, often for the first time.
Chris has a wealth of experience working in our industry in many capacities, including Admissions and Outreach, Residential care, Nursing, and Wilderness. In addition to working with Corner Canyon he is also continuing work towards a doctorate in Psychiatric Nursing and maintains an intense outdoor adventure schedule.
He has a wide array of knowledge and expertise in outdoor areas like rock climbing and canyoneering, skiing, snowboarding, peak bagging, trail running, photography, motocross, and boating (Lake Powell is a favorite destination).
He is an amazing teacher of these skills to staff, clients, Educational Consultants and friends, sharing his time with them eagerly. Chris has two children, a boy and a girl, they are his world. He practices yoga, the mindfulness component grounds him, and his religion is Love.
Chris enjoys travel as long as it includes new cultures and people, otherwise it is just “travel”. Chris has managed a humanitarian clothing donation program for the last 12 years, gathering and donating clothing to single parent homes and immigrant communities.
Liz Lund, MPA Admissions Counselor liz@cornercanyonhc.com Read Bio
Liz is originally from lush green Washington State. She is a life enthusiast and a huge fan of people. Liz has always loved learning why people are the way they are. She moved to UT in 2013 and completed her bachelors degree in Psychology in 2016. After college Liz worked at a residential treatment center and found that she was not only passionate about people, but also administration. Liz is recently finished her MPA in April 2022. Liz loves serving people and is excited and looking forward to learning about; and from our clients here at Corner Canyon.
When Liz is not busy working she love being outdoors, eating ice cream, taking naps, and spending time with her precious baby girl and sweet husband.
Bradley Stafford Admissions Counselor bradley@cornercanyonhc.com Read Bio
Bradley joins the Corner Canyon team following his tenure managing and building a successful Admissions and Marketing program at another mental health treatment center. His background in business and marketing led to the rapid growth of these teams as he developed a department that nearly tripled in size and productivity under his watch, ultimately leading to the center being able to help significantly more people than before.
Bradley brings this experience, along with a passion for helping people and a desire to constantly grow and improve, to Corner Canyon and our clients. He is always looking for ways that he can better serve his clients ensuring they receive the best possible treatment and experience. He believes in both building and maintaining long-term relationships with those around him and has a “people first” mindset.
He has lived all over the country, including Montana and Florida, but decided to make Utah his long term home in 2020. In his personal life you can find him spending quality time with his friends and family, as well as being outdoors whenever he possibly can.
Dana Goodrich Social Media Read Bio
Dana Goodrich’s vision and abilities in social media and online marketing skill have led to a rapidly improving online presence, and her coordination and persistence with the other team members has laid the foundation for more effective representation of the significant work that Corner Canyon does with adult clients.
Dana has experience running small businesses, and her work in her MBA program has given her a broad understanding of business that guides the direction she sets for Corner Canyon’s online marketing. She pursues ongoing classes and training that keep her up with new and developing aspects of online marketing and uses her knowledge and kind persistence to motivate Corner Canyon’s personnel to contribute to that effort.
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.
Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC Medical Director Read Bio
Dr. Stephanie King is passionate about bringing her patients the highest level of personalized care through Integrative and Functional Medicine.
A published author, educator, and speaker, training over 30 clinics nationwide, she has combined her expertise in hormonal balancing, diet education, weight reduction and management and integrative therapies to assist her patients in setting and taking strategic steps towards achieving their lifestyle and wellness goals using the most natural, safe, and effective methods available. Dr. King has spent over 25 years in practice, developing specialized techniques for patients, a dedication to patient care that has led people who have failed to achieve results with other programs to seek her out from across the country.
The truth is that everyone’s situation is different, and sometimes the barriers can seem unbeatable. In her practice, she know that barriers can be overcome and healing is on the other side. Dr. King does everything possible to give her patients the tools they need to succeed. Her desire is that each patient can channel the strength, resources, and commitment needed to reverse their health and heal.
Having lived the challenges associated with hormonal imbalance and weight fluctuations, she brings a level of empathy to her care model that allows her to empower her patients beyond the physical to bring amazing results.
Ashley Sly Medical Assistant Read Bio
Ashley joined the Corner Canyon team in May of 2019. Ashley started out as a graveyard staff, and eventually realized that she wanted to be more involved with the clients and the daily programming that takes place. Ashley is incredibly passionate about recovery from addiction and mental health as she has overcome her own obstacles with both. Ashley believes that everyone has the ability to change if they truly want to and are willing to put in the work. Ashley firmly believes that nobody is too “damaged” or “broken” to make a change for the better. Sometimes we just have to shatter so that the light might be able to get back in. Ashley has been to “rock bottom” and utilizes her free time in helping those around her find the same peace that she so desperately searched for. Ashley feels that there are many paths to recovery and loves supporting peers and clients alike in becoming better versions of themselves.
Ashley constantly strives to be better than she was the day before. She feels that there is always work to be done on yourself in order not to go backwards. Ashley has a genuine love for people and is able to relate and show empathy towards those who are battling their addictions and mental health. Ashley has made it her life goal to leave everything and everyone better off than she found them. Ashley always gravitates towards kindness because everyone deserves to be shown respect and to feel like they belong. Ashley is always attentive to the needs of those around hers and will always go the extra mile to show that she cares. Ashley has been shown that there is a better life out there than the one that presents from addiction; so she strives to show those struggling that there is hope.
Ashley is down to earth and enjoys spending time with her husband and son. Music, reading, writing, and mountain biking are some of her favorite pastimes.
William Bradford Residential Program Director Read Bio
Will graduated from Utah Valley University. Will has worked in the mental health field for over 10 years in multiple programs and in a variety of roles. Will loves working in the mental health treatment industry because he is incredibly passionate about building positive relationships to assist others in improving themselves. Will feels strongly that no matter what traumas or difficulties an individual has been through in their life, they can heal and there is hope to find happiness and peace again.
Will joined Corner Canyon in early 2022. When will is not busy overseeing both of our programs, he enjoys exercising, reading self improvement books, and playing games with his family. Will loves spending time with his wife Mikayla and 2 kids, Olive (age 3) and Rhody (age 9 months). Will believes that they motivate him to be better than myself everyday and are my greatest source of joy!
Joshua Staub, SUDC Outpatient Program Director Read Bio
Josh is a Certified Substance Use Disorder Counselor and Case Manager who has been working in the recovery field since 2017. Josh genuinely believes that anyone who has the desire also has the ability to make a change in their lives and has the utmost respect for all who wake up every day and try. Taking a step toward something different in life is the truest example of courage that he knows of and anyone who does this should be incredibly proud of themselves. Josh is incredibly passionate about the work he does, and is constantly in awe of the hard work that he gets to see and be a part of on a regular basis.
Josh joined Corner Canyon in July of 2021 as a case manager and Life Coach. We are excited to see Josh step into his new role as the Outpatient Program Director! In Josh’s free time he loves to read, learn new things, write and spend as much time as he can with his family.
Joey Stebbins Transitional Living House Lead Read Bio
Stephanie Aldrich Residential House Lead Read Bio
Stephanie has been in the field for 8 years. She studied Psychology at UVU in 2008. She found that she wanted to help others clinically with her education and own experiences in treatment.
She is very passionate about recovery/treatment. She has always been drawn to employment that involves people and interaction. She has been given an understanding and immense empathy for others that need guidance. She started her work in Wilderness Therapy in 2016. She immersed herself in assisting youth to reach their full potential. She empowered youth who felt overwhelmed to see a clear path.
After Wilderness Therapy, in 2017, she worked with clients from 17-26. These individuals struggled to adapt to life. She assisted them in balancing their work, family, hygiene, and social life. These students were on the autism spectrum.
Due to her reputation and connection with people, we were able to recruit Stephanie to Corner Canyon. She has been an asset and an advocate for our clients and staff. She takes the time to get to know each of them and develop a trusting and inspiring relationship. We are grateful she is here.
In her personal life, she enjoys spending time with her partner Amy and their daughter Aspen. They have two dogs and enjoy taking them out in nature. Camping, hiking, climbing, swimming, are her favorite things to do in her spare time.
Cade Rizzuto Head Chef Read Bio
Cade has been working in the culinary industry for most of his life starting at the young age of fourteen when he joined his dad in his catering business. Through this hands-on experience, Cade learned the basics of knife skills, making sauces, and creating recipes. Cade realized at a young age that cooking was his passion and took what he learned to start working as a prep cook at a local delicatessen. Because of his creativity, skills, and work ethic, Cade soon earned the title of lead chef in early 2016 and became a food production manager later that year. During his tenure, Cade strived to make healthy, fresh meals, while learning about different European cuisines. Cade most recently worked for a local vegetarian café in downtown Salt Lake City, before joining the Corner Canyon Health Centers Team. Cade cooks delicious, healthy meals for Corner Canyon’s clients and staff, and teaches clients about cooking and the gut-brain connection so integral to the whole brain and body healing. Personal: When he’s not creating healthy, beautifully-plated meals, Cade can be found taking his Jeep on red rock adventures around Moab or mountain biking around the entire Wasatch front. In the winters Cade spends most of his free time chasing powder on the many snowy mountains of Utah on his snowboard. Health, and Healing: Cade‘s two main priorities as a chef are providing meals that are balanced and nourishing and developing personal relationships with each resident at Corner Canyon Health Centers. Cade considers himself to be a European-style chef and enjoys demonstrating to people that there are many creative and delicious ways to eat healthy food. Cade strongly believes in developing a personal relationship with each resident he serves and enjoys doing what he can to make each person feel at home. Cade often takes requests from residents and incorporates them into his meals whenever he can; he enjoys being able to offer a sense of home by making residents dishes that are local to their hometowns. Cade also enjoys the creative process that accommodating the various dietary needs of each resident involves.
Cole Barkey Neurofeedback Technician Read Bio
Cole graduated from the University of Utah in May 2020 with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and an Associates in Human Development, and is currently working on returning to school to obtain a Master’s in Cognitive Neuropsychology.
He hopes to one day use his education to help patients suffering from traumatic brain injuries and neurodegenerative disorders on their path to recovery. He has been a member of the Corner Canyon team for two years. He began as a Recovery Advocate in our residential home, but as our company began to expand, he moved into the role of lead Neurofeedback Tech in August of 2021. Now, he works with clients to improve cognitive function and nervous system health through the use of EEG biofeedback therapy.
He is a diehard Star Wars fan and loves to spend his free time camping and fly fishing.
Roseann Nelson Neurofeedback Technician Read Bio
Roseann Nelson is the Owner of Wasatch Neurotherapy, located in Bountiful, Utah. Roseann is a neurofeedback practitioner who also consults in an autism treatment center and here at Corner Canyon. Roseann has personally seen how neurofeedback can be a life changing modality in the mental health field. Roseann specializes in dealing with clients with extensive trauma and addiction history. Roseann is certified through Stress therapy solutions, Brain Master technologies and Braincore neurofeedback systems. Roseann is also certified with Erichonia using cold laser therapy to help heal and treat the mind and body. Before owning her practice, she worked in the mental health industry treating clients using other Biofeedback and brain stimulating devices such as Zyto, Braintap, and Versus. Roseann enjoys spending time with her four children and loves to go camping, hiking, and four-wheeling. Roseann knows firsthand how trauma and mental health challenges can be damaging to family systems and has dedicated her life to making changes to help others who are struggling.
Taralee Trammel Yoga Instructor Read Bio