Anarie White

Creating a safe space for clients to explore their feelings, identify needs, and heal emotional wounds is at the heart of Anarie White's therapeutic approach. As a Certified Social Worker (CSW) with a Master's Degree in Social Work from Utah State University, Anarie brings a wealth of experience to her practice, specializing in supporting adolescents and young adults through life's challenges.

Anarie's expertise spans a diverse range of issues, including anxiety, depression, OCD, sexuality, body image, faith transitions, and relationship concerns. Her approach is particularly valuable for those seeking help in managing life stress and clarifying their developing identity. Using a variety of evidence-based methods and employing a trauma-informed lens, Anarie assists clients in finding relief from their challenges and making choices aligned with their values.

In addition to her work with individuals, Anarie excels in couples therapy. She enjoys teaching partners skills to manage conflict and grow closer to one another, fostering healthier and more fulfilling relationships. Her commitment to creating a nurturing environment allows clients to feel comfortable exploring sensitive topics and working through complex emotions.

Anarie's practice is characterized by her dedication to helping clients navigate life's transitions and challenges. Whether it's a young adult grappling with identity issues, a couple seeking to strengthen their bond, or an individual working through anxiety or depression, Anarie provides tailored support to meet each client's unique needs. Her trauma-informed approach ensures that even the most sensitive issues are handled with care and expertise.

As an in-network provider with several insurance companies, including Aetna, Select Health, University of Utah, and EMI, Anarie strives to make mental health care accessible to a wide range of clients. Her professional yet empathetic approach, combined with her diverse skill set, makes her a valuable resource for those seeking to improve their mental health and overall well-being.