JACQUELINE ELLIOTT, CSW

“I believe every person has innate strengths that can be used to help them heal and move forward. I see therapy as a partnership where the client and I are working together towards their goals. Learning about people and what they love and want to achieve in life is one of my favorite parts of this work. No two people are the same, I believe in combining various types of therapies to provide the best level of care possible. It is my goal to make my office a space where all clients can feel safe, be brave, and show up as their authentic selves.”

Jacque received her master’s degree in social work at Utah Valley University. She is currently a clinical social worker (CSW) working primarily with children and teens. Jacque also has experience working with families, adult women who experienced childhood abuse, and people of all ages experiencing mental health crises. She has experience working with trauma, depression, self-harm, suicide ideation, LGBTQ+ individuals, and abuse.

She draws upon a variety of evidence-based treatment methods based on the needs of the client, including Play Therapy, Art Therapy, IFS, DBT, Bibliotherapy, CBT, and TF-CBT.

Specialties/Qualifications:

Children

Teens

Families

Adult Women Survivors of Childhood Abuse

LGBTQ+

Sexual Abuse

Attachment

Trauma & PTSD

Suicide Ideation

Depression

Grief

Healthy Relationships

Life Transitions

Mindfulness