Hayley Lambdin

In the realm of mental health support, there are practitioners who understand the unique journey each individual undertakes towards healing. Hayley Lambdin, a Supervisee in Social Work, embodies this philosophy with her firm belief in meeting clients exactly where they are on their path to wellness. Her approach recognizes the inherent individuality of each person, tailoring therapy to suit their specific needs and strengths.

Hayley's professional focus spans a range of critical areas in mental health. She brings experience and passion to her work with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and religious trauma. Her calm and affirming demeanor creates a safe haven for clients, where they can find the support, compassion, and empathy necessary for personal growth and insight.

With a strong educational foundation, Hayley holds a Bachelor's degree from Utah Valley University and a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver. This academic background, combined with her practical experience, informs her multifaceted approach to therapy. Hayley employs a variety of treatment modalities, including Humanistic, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Trauma Informed Therapy, Somatic-Based Therapy, and Emotion Focused techniques. This diverse toolkit allows her to adapt her methods to best serve each client's unique situation.

Hayley's clinical interests and areas of expertise encompass a wide spectrum of mental health concerns. Beyond her core focus areas, she is also adept at addressing women's issues, substance use, stress management, and self-esteem challenges. This comprehensive skill set enables her to provide holistic care that addresses the interconnected nature of mental health issues.

At the heart of Hayley's practice is a commitment to creating a supportive, considerate, and non-judgmental environment. In this space, clients can feel truly seen and heard, paving the way for meaningful healing and personal development. Her approach is not just about addressing immediate concerns, but also about empowering clients with the tools and insights they need for long-term well-being.