We help adults facing depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, burnout, and trouble sleeping. Longer visits, personalized care, and support that goes beyond medication—so you can find balance and lasting relief.

Yes, we are currently accepting new clients at Valiant Psychiatry. If you're ready to get started, you can request an appointment through our website. We'll guide you through the simple onboarding process and match you with care that aligns with your values and goals.

Your first visit includes a comprehensive assessment, open discussion of your concerns, medication review (if applicable), and a personalized care plan. Together, we’ll explore your goals and begin creating a path forward—one that aligns with your values, your faith, and your vision for healing.

At this time we do not take insurance. However, we can provide a detailed receipt, called a “superbill” which can be submitted to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Please consult with your insurance company for any questions prior to your visit.

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Not yet—but hopefully soon. Right now, all appointments are offered via secure telehealth. We’re actively exploring options for in-person care and hope to make it available in the near future. In the meantime, you can receive high-quality, faith-informed psychiatric support from the comfort of your home.

I see teens and adults, typically ages 14 and up. For teens under 18, parental involvement is required as part of the treatment process. We believe healing happens best when families are informed, supportive, and involved.

Telehealth is the only way we serve clients at Valiant Psychiatry. Our entire practice is designed for flexible, secure, and accessible online care. You can meet with your provider from the comfort of your home, office, or anywhere private—no commuting, no waiting rooms.

As long as you're located in Utah, you’ll receive the same high-quality, personalized care you'd expect from an in-person clinic—just more convenient.

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A PMHNP is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner—a licensed and board-certified medical provider who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions. PMHNPs can prescribe medications, provide psychotherapy, and create personalized treatment plans for conditions like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and more.

At Valiant Psychiatry, you’ll receive expert care from a PMHNP who integrates clinical skill with holistic guidance, treating the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.

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Internal Family Systems (IFS) is an evidence-informed, “parts-aware” therapy that treats your mind like a team—worrier, inner critic, numb-out part—led by a calm, compassionate core Self. In session we slow down, notice which part is driving, and relate to it instead of fighting it. Protective parts soften, hurt parts heal, and symptoms lose their jobs. It isn’t hypnosis, and you don’t have to re-tell trauma in detail. IFS pairs well with practical care—sleep, nutrition, skills—and, when useful, simple medications used for a season with a taper plan. Many people feel more clarity and choice within a few sessions, with deeper change building over time.

After a thorough evaluation, if we determine tapering is appropriate we taper slowly and safely, making smaller cuts as doses get low (“hyperbolic” taper). A typical rhythm is 10–25% every 2–4 weeks, then slower if needed. We watch for discontinuation symptoms (dizziness, “brain zaps,” flu-ish, vivid dreams) versus true relapse (return of core depression/anxiety) and adjust—hold, slow, or step back—so you stay functional. Tools can include liquid or compounded doses, bead-counting for certain capsules, or a brief cross-taper only when switching is clearly indicated. Alongside, we support sleep, nutrition, movement, and IFS skills so protective parts feel safe letting meds go. Goal: fewer meds, steady mood, no heroics—just a clear, patient plan.