Access · Telehealth across Utah
Telehealth therapy anywhere in Utah.
You might recognize this
Some of this sounds familiar.
A rotating shift or long drive makes a regular trip to Midvale difficult.
You want to meet from home but need a realistic plan for privacy and interruptions.
You may prefer a parked car or another quiet location rather than a waiting room.
You want to know whether EMDR or ART can be considered through secure video.
You need a clear backup plan for the rare moment when audio or video drops.
How I help
The work, unhurried.
Telehealth uses the same individual, private therapy relationship with a different meeting place. You and Brian decide together whether video fits the work you want to do.
You must be physically located in Utah during a therapy session because Brian is licensed in Utah only. Within the state, you can meet from the place that gives you enough privacy and a reliable connection. That may be a room at home, a private office, or a parked car where you will not be interrupted. You do not need to live near Midvale to begin.
Privacy is worth planning before the call. Headphones, a closed door, a white-noise source outside the room, and a clear boundary with anyone nearby can help. If home does not feel private, consider another lawful and safe location where you can remain stationary. The free consultation is a good time to ask what setup would make the session workable.
Shift schedules can change. Telehealth removes the commute and may make it easier to protect the appointment around nights, early mornings, or overtime. If you also use the Midvale office, you can discuss switching between in-person and video appointments when availability and the clinical plan allow. The type of session is decided together rather than assumed.
EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy can be delivered through secure video when you and Brian decide the format is appropriate. Preparation includes making sure you understand the process, have privacy, and have ways to return attention to the room around you. There are no promises about effectiveness or speed. The method and pace depend on your goals and what feels manageable.
A connection problem should not leave you guessing. At the start of telehealth care, you and Brian establish a backup plan for a dropped call. That can include reconnecting or using the phone number already provided for the appointment. You also confirm your physical location so the practical plan is clear before deeper work begins.
Telehealth can address PTSD, trauma, complex trauma, relationship strain, and alcohol or drug use through individual counseling. Browse all specialties, review Utah service areas, or read how privacy works for more context.
Sessions are $150 for 50 minutes, paid at the appointment, with an out-of-network superbill available on request. A free 15-minute consultation can help you decide between video and Midvale. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
What to expect
- A free 15-minute call — no pressure, just see if we fit.
- Honest intake — your story, your goals, your pace.
- 50-minute sessions, weekly or biweekly.
- Telehealth anywhere in Utah, or in-person in Midvale.
The practical part
Where
Telehealth across Utah, or in-person in Midvale.
Investment
$150 per 50-minute session. Out-of-network superbill on request. No referral needed.
First step
A free 15-minute call to see if we're a fit.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can I use telehealth from anywhere?+
You must be physically located in Utah during the session. Brian is licensed in Utah only.
Can I switch between telehealth and Midvale?+
You can discuss using either format as your schedule and the therapy plan change. Availability and what fits the work are decided together.
Can EMDR and ART be done by secure video?+
They can be delivered by secure video when you and Brian decide the format fits. Preparation, privacy, pacing, and a backup connection plan are discussed first.
What happens if the connection drops?+
You and Brian establish a backup plan before deeper work begins, including how to reconnect or continue communication if audio or video fails.
Therapy can meet you where you are, as long as where you are is in Utah.
Brian Lewis, LCMHC · Midvale, Utah · Telehealth across Utah · Utah LCMHC license #5497978-6009