For an initial consultation, contact us through our contact page or give us a call at 435-767-1532. Established patients can schedule an appointment through our patient portal.
About Our Clinic
Secure Connection Counseling is Southern Utah’s premier relationship-focused clinic. Each clinician is formally trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which is the most highly researched and proven effective couples therapy model in the field. We also have training and understanding in various other therapy models (especially the up and coming Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS), or “parts work”.
David is the owner and clinical supervisor. He has a strong reputation for helping couples heal from even the most severe relational struggles. He carefully selects and hires newer therapists that he can train and supervise in the techniques he had found success in. “I have every confidence in the care that each therapist at my practice can give,” he says. “I trust them with my reputation. I’d trust them with my own loved ones!”
Our practice uses a team-based approach to help connect you with the therapist who is the best fit for your needs. Depending on factors such as specialty, insurance, availability, preferred therapist gender, and telehealth or in-person preference, you may work with David or with one of the talented clinicians he supervises. David remains closely involved in the clinical development and supervision of his team, giving clients the benefit of both their therapist’s direct care and additional clinical consultation and support.
While Secure Connection Counseling largely focuses on couples therapy, each clinician has has the ability to see individuals (children, teens, and adults of all ages) and families. Contact us for a free consultation to see if we can meet your needs. If not, we will happily facilitate a referral to another clinician in the community.
Meet Our Therapists
David Jones is committed to assisting families and strengthening marriages. Growing up with divorced parents, including coping with a father battling with and recovering from alcoholism, cemented his interest in helping couples and families navigate difficulties.
Meet Bowlby, our in-house therapy dog! Bowlby is a chocolate Goldendoodle, and is owned by David and his family. He is in the office most days. His job is to greet clients with his signature “smile” (we promise, he’s not showing his teeth in aggression!), and in session, to give clients a comforting presence.
Anthony comes from a diverse professional background, having served in various roles, including the military, before discovering his true calling, therapy.
Striding firmly through life’s unpredictable journey, Janessa Campbell’s own experiences unveiled her purpose – to be a compassionate ally on other’s therapeutic paths.
Drawing from a personal well of experience that includes her parents’ divorce, personal therapy, and challenges with mental health within her family, Morgan Myers has unraveled a passionate purpose in the field of therapy.
Meet Sterling Downer, a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
Andrew is a Marriage and Family Therapy Intern who works with couples and individuals seeking deeper emotional connection and clarity. His work is grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), an evidence-based approach focused on understanding relational patterns and strengthening connection.
Todd Graves is dedicated to helping individuals and couples find healing and lasting change through life’s most difficult challenges. With over two decades of experience as a therapist, Todd has worked with a wide range of concerns, including trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, addiction, and parenting.
Kyla is a Marriage and Family Therapy Intern who works from an Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) perspective, supporting individuals, couples, and families in creating stronger and more secure emotional connections. She approaches therapy with the belief that emotions are at the heart of how we connect with others, and that healing often begins when those emotions are understood, experienced, and shared in a safe relationship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do counseling sessions go for?
Appointments are 60 minute sessions unless prior arrangements have been made.
How much does a session cost?
Initial Session, in office sessions, and telehealth sessions are all $120-$165 per 60-minute session (rate determined if insured).
What if I need to reschedule my appointment?
You are free to cancel or reschedule your appointment with 24-hour notice. If you do not attend your scheduled therapy appointment, and you have not notified me at least 24 for hours in advance, you will be required to pay the full cost of the session.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Cash, Check, and all major credit cards accepted for payment.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with a number of insurance agencies, including:
- Select Health
- PEHP
- United Healthcare (including UMR and GEHA)
- Tricare
- Triwest
- CHAMP VA
- VA Community Care
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield (and all other Blue Cross Plans)x
- EMI
- Aetna
- DMBA
- Motiv Health
- Molina
- Traditional Medicaid
- Select Health Medicaid
- Molina Medicaid
We also work with a few Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs):
- Blomquist Hale
- IHC
If your insurance company is not listed here, it’s still possible that they will cover services to an out-of-network provider, or with us providing you documentation to get your fees reimbursed by them.
We also work with many third-party payers such as Bishops, clergy, family members, etc.
(Note: Not all of our therapists can bill all insurances. And some insurance companies may have plans that we are not contracted for. Please inquire with your insurance company or with us.)