Stephanie G. Henrie, CMHC
Stephanie Henrie has worked as a therapist for Sage Circle Counseling Center for the past seven years providing therapy to individuals, couples, and families. Stephanie has many years of experience working with all ages, including youth, adolescents, and adults.
Stephanie earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Southern Utah University (SUU) in 1992. In 1991, she began working in the community mental health system and for the next 27 years, served in many positions including case management, program director, grant writer, Prime for Life instructor, and therapist. In 1998, Stephanie earned a Substance Use Disorder Counselor license and worked in the Washington County Drug Court program as part of her duties at the community health center. She is certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and facilitated DBT groups targeted for persons experiencing personality disorders for over 15 years. In addition, Stephanie is trained in EMDR, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Suicide Risk Prevention, and First Responders Crisis Care. She is trained in multiple treatment modalities to assess and treat trauma and is on the Washington County Law Enforcement list of preferred providers. In addition, Stephanie has spent many years treating and assessing PTSD, domestic violence, dissociative identify disorder (DID), depression, bi-polar, psychosis, and anxiety disorders. In 2015, Stephanie earned a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) from the University of Phoenix while continuing her role as therapist in the Washington Drug Court system. In 2017, Stephanie joined the team at Sage Circle Counseling Center and continues her working as a licensed CMHC.
Andrew Weibert, ACMHC
Andrew is an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor with a dual bachelors degree in psychology and criminal justice and has a master's degree in clinical psychology. His treatment approach includes using CBT, DBT, ACT, and EMDR in order to help his clients reach their goals and heal from past trauma. Andrew often treats PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, depression, anxiety, and sees clients 11 years old and up.
Finding a therapist can seem like a daunting task, especially when you need them most. Working with a patient, empathetic, and competent counselor is the goal of most people seeking counseling. The most critical component of therapy is the motivation of the individual to grow, develop, and make those difficult changes in order to meet their treatment goals. Acknowledging that you need support is the first and most important step of this process, and I am here to meet you at that threshold.
Much of my experience involves working with preteens, teens, and adults with a variety of life challenges. I provide a therapeutic environment that fosters safety and comfort. I have a secular approach to treatment.
Carolyn Turner, ACMHC
Hi, I’m Carolyn Turner, an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor with a background in crisis intervention. I have worked extensively with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, which has given me a deep understanding of the complexities of mental health. My eclectic approach to therapy allows me to tailor my methods to fit the unique needs of each person I work with.
My experience in crisis intervention has taught me how to provide compassionate and effective support, even in the most challenging situations. I genuinely care about my clients and their well-being. I am dedicated to helping them navigate their mental health journeys with empathy and professionalism.
Whether you are dealing with immediate crises or ongoing mental health concerns, I am here to help create a safe and supportive environment where you can find the help and healing you need. And do not worry, we’ll probably share a laugh or two along the way – after all, laughter is great therapy too!
Briana Gantsweg, Master’s Level Intern
Briana combines masters-level training with wisdom earned from her own pathways of growth to meet clients with curiosity, compassion, and care. As a therapist, Briana aims to cultivate a supportive space where clients have the opportunity to be authentically themselves, explore challenges, and forge new patterns that will allow them to thrive. First and foremost, Briana recognizes the courage it takes to step into a therapeutic process, and honors the brave decision to reach outside oneself for help. Briana welcomes clients of all ages and cultural backgrounds. She is a counseling intern under the supervision of Gwen Hurd, and will graduate from Antioch University with a degree in clinical mental health counseling and a certificate in trauma counseling.
Gwen M. Hurd, LCSW
Gwen serves as the Clinical Director of Sage Circle Counseling Center. She graduated from the University of Chicago with her MSW in 1994. She worked as a Child Protection Investigator in the Chicago area and with at-risk youth and families both as a therapist and program director, in northwest Indiana. She moved to St George, Utah in 2008. She has spent 30 years as an individual, family and group therapist. She has served has a clinical supervisor since 1996. She has taught at graduate school in both the bachelor's and master's degree levels. In addition to this experience, Gwen has 17 years of experience as a Court Ordered Custody Evaluator based out of the Indiana Court system for the first 3 and Utah Court system for the last 14. She is currently licensed in Utah, Nevada, Texas, and Montana. In tandem with her position with Sage Circle Counseling Center she is also a level 3 Internal Family Systems Therapist, Clinical Consultant and Lead Trainer of the Internal Family Systems Institute. Gwen provides clinical supervision and individual and group IFS consultation.
Katie Bourgion, ACMHC
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