About Gabriel Heaton, PMHNP-BC

Gabriel Heaton, PMHNP-BC

I’m a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner serving men across Utah through telehealth and in-person care in Kaysville. My work focuses on helping fathers, young men, veterans, and high-responsibility men navigate anxiety, ADHD, burnout, emotional shutdown, stress overload, and the pressure of modern life with greater clarity and steadiness.

With advanced training from Western Governors University and a nursing foundation built at the University of Utah and Salt Lake Community College, I bring a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to psychiatric care that combines medication management, systems-based insight, and practical treatment strategies.

During a two-year mission in Chicago, I spent time with individuals facing severe hardship, addiction, instability, and mental illness. That experience shaped the way I approach psychiatric care today: calm under pressure, deeply human, and focused on helping people move forward with honesty, clarity, and practical direction.

I also understand many men feel more comfortable speaking openly with another male provider about pressure, burnout, relationships, shame, emotional disconnection, pornography struggles, performance, anger, or anxiety. Valiant Psychiatry was built to create a space where men can have real conversations without feeling judged, rushed, or misunderstood.

I have clinical experience in inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, crisis intervention, psychopharmacology, and behavioral addiction treatment. My approach combines thoughtful psychiatric care with deeper systems-based work designed to help men better understand the protective patterns driving stress, overworking, emotional withdrawal, irritability, and mental overload.

Why Fathers Matter Here

I Know Many Men Are Carrying More Than They Let Anyone See

Father and child fishing together by a quiet lake at dusk.

I’m a father myself, and I understand how easy it is for men to keep performing, providing, and pushing through while quietly carrying more pressure than they were built to hold alone. Many fathers are trying to stay steady for everyone else while feeling worn down internally.

The pressure men face today is rarely just one thing. It can be the weight of responsibility, marriage strain, financial stress, sleep loss, emotional shutdown, constant problem-solving, or the quiet fear that you are falling short in places that matter most.

That is why I built Valiant Psychiatry to be a place where fathers can speak honestly, slow down, and get thoughtful support without feeling judged or reduced to a diagnosis. My goal is to help men regain clarity, emotional steadiness, and a deeper sense of leadership in their homes, relationships, and daily lives so they can show up with more presence, strength, and peace.

My Approach

Psychiatric Care That Builds Clarity, Resilience, And Self-Leadership

My approach combines evidence-based psychiatry, medication management, Internal Family Systems-informed care, lifestyle evaluation, and trauma-informed principles to help men better understand themselves while building long-term clarity, resilience, emotional steadiness, and self-leadership.

I believe good psychiatric care should treat the whole person — mind, body, lifestyle, relationships, purpose, and the internal systems shaping behavior under pressure.

Core Principles

Treating the whole person. Psychiatric care that looks beyond symptoms alone.

Deep listening. Thoughtful conversations without rushed or surface-level care.

Self-leadership focus. Helping men understand and lead the different protective patterns within themselves.

Long-term change. Building steadiness, resilience, clarity, and sustainable progress over time.

Start With Clarity

Book A Thoughtful First Step Forward

Whether you are carrying burnout, anxiety, ADHD, shutdown, or mounting pressure, Valiant Psychiatry offers structured care designed specifically for men who need steadiness, clarity, and a practical path forward.