Tyson Terry

Early in my clinical career I worked with troubled youth, as well as therapy work through a religious affiliated organization (LDS Family Services at the time). I have worked a majority of my career with people with developmental disabilities, Autism, and ABIs, doing talk therapy and other clinical approaches. Through this I have continued to stay current on best practices. Most important to me, I like to think that if asked, most of my clients would consider me a friendly, helpful, funny, and overall cool dude.

I take a compassionate approach in therapy, knowing that all of us come with a history that has brought us to where we are today. Sometimes that history can create baggage, let's unpack that baggage, and maybe we can throw in a little fun as well.

Our first meeting I'd like to spend some time getting to know you, where you are from, hobbies, family life, etc. Through all this I also want to begin discussing what brought you to therapy today. We'll explore that a bit and start coming up with some goals, and perhaps a bit of a game plan. I like to leave you each session with some sort of actionable things to do between sessions related to the goals we've set.