Lauren is a Marriage and Family Therapist with an MS from Brigham Young University. She is published in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy and Family Process. Lauren knows that often people just get stuck, in behaviors, in relationship patterns, in feelings, in communication and don’t know how to move forward. Her goal as a therapist is to help her clients move from a place of being stuck toward healing and progress. She uses insight, self-reflection, education, compassion and laughter to support individuals, couples and families to discover their healing capacity.

Lauren’s clinical interests include: relationships, religion, postpartum recovery, women’s issues, desire discrepancy, LGBTQ+, parenting, intimacy, boundary-setting, anxiety, eating disorders, body image, grief, and sexuality. She is anti-racist, kink friendly and queer allied.