Angie Berry, LMFT, RPT
Tree of Life Children's Center
1812 N. 2000 W. Suite 5
Farr West, UT 84404
801-605-3086
https://www.treeoflifechildrenscenter.com
Renewing Hearts Counseling & Consulting
cathispooner@gmail.com
Clair Mellenthin, LCSW holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Southern California. Throughout her career, she has focused on providing therapy to children, teens, and their families. Before joining Wasatch Family Therapy as the Director of Child and Adolescent Services, she worked in a successful private practice. Ms. Mellenthin is a sought after supervisor, training graduate students and interns in play therapy, and an adjunct faculty member at the University of Utah MSW program, and Utah Valley University. In addition to being an experienced play therapist and teacher, Ms. Mellenthin frequently presents professional play therapy and family therapy trainings and appears on local and national TV and radio as an expert on children and family issues.
Collette has a Masters Degree in Social Work from BYU. Collette is practicing individual therapy for adults and teens, play therapy for children, EMDR, art therapy and marriage and family therapy and has been instrumental in establishing those resources here at the Green House Center. Her passion for helping individuals, families and children drove her to partner with Guerry and Elsebeth in founding The Green House Center in the fall of 2004. As Administrative Director, Collette writes and maintains contracts with the state and partner agencies. She oversees the Executive Assistant and Accounting Specialist. Collette is married to Jesse Loveless and has 4 children, 5 step-children and 18 combined grandchildren. Collette is the sixth of seven children in her family and is originally from Sunnyvale, California.
Heather Stephenson, Clinical Mental Health Counselor earned her bachelors degree in Psychology from Utah State University in 2001. After taking some time off to start her family, she went back to school and earned her masters in counseling from the University of Phoenix in 2009. While in her internship, she found how much she enjoyed working with children and decided to pursue her training to become a registered play therapist. Heather has worked in private practice for 7 years. Her favorite clientele are the children she works with, especially teenagers. She is a current board member for the Utah Association for Play Therapy. In her spare time Heather likes to be involved in physical activities such as running in 5ks, cycling, and triathlons.
Current president of Utah Association for Play Therapy
John Paul “JP” Lilly is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor in private practice in Provo, Utah. He has authored numerous clinical articles published in reputable journals, written chapters on theory and practice in several books, and taught Play Therapy at Brigham Young University for 18 years in the graduate schools of Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work.
He is the Founder of Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA), Inc., a 501-3 organization that provides volunteer aid, comfort, and support to abused children. JP served as a member of the International Board of Directors for more than twenty years for BACA. He is a past member of the Board of Directors for The Association for Play Therapy (1997-200) and is presently at the start of another term on the Board. He is recognized as an expert in the field of play therapy, specifically teaching and lecturing on Jungian Analytical Play Therapy nationally and internationally. He also provides supervision to other play therapists who desire to increase their proficiency within the field.
email: bacachief.lilly@gmail.com
office phone: 801-377-8222