Adam Love

Adam Love is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for helping people through life’s hardest transitions—grief, trauma, addiction, relationship struggles, and identity shifts. His path to becoming a therapist was anything but linear. Originally trained as a writer, Adam earned an MFA in Creative Writing and worked for over a decade in content marketing. But after the loss of his best friend in 2020, everything changed. In processing his own grief, Adam discovered social work and felt an immediate calling to the field. In his free time, Adam can often be found skiing at Alta or touring Big/Little Cottonwood Canyon, walking the golf course at Bonneville, traveling with his dogs, or losing himself in a photography or videography excursion - and sometimes attempting a beautifully difficult video game.

Adam's approach to life—and therapy—is grounded in curiosity, creativity, and a deep respect for the human journey. Adam brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and creative insight to his work. He is trained in EMDR, Gottman Method, Mind Body Bridging, ACT, DBT, and CBT, and is particularly influenced by Carl Jung’s depth psychology. He also draws on his background in writing to help clients become the “authors” of their own stories—believing therapy is a co-creative process where clients get to define their own voice and direction.

Adam specializes in trauma, grief, substance use, mood and anxiety disorders, OCD, couples work, and family dynamics. Clients describe him as relaxed, warm, funny, and gently challenging—a therapist who offers deep empathy without judgment, and accountability without pressure. He believes everyone can benefit from therapy, not just those in crisis, and that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. While the therapeutic experience is different for everyone, clients should expect to take away a sense of dignity, self-respect, and renewal after session -- even if we get into some heavy spaces, we'll be sure to help you feel balanced before the end of our time.