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Seeking psychotherapy can be beneficial for people of all backgrounds, ages, and struggles. Ogden Psychological Services offers therapy for anxiety, trauma, and couples to help you achieve a more well-rounded mental state. Therapists can help you work through past experiences or develop coping skills for problems in the present. OPS is passionate about working with clients in Layton, UT, and surrounding cities. Serving our local community and helping them have better mental health is important to our team.
Counseling Services For All
Ogden Psychological Services offers individual counseling, couples counseling, children and teen counseling, trauma therapy, and family counseling. No matter what issue you are dealing with, we have therapy techniques that will benefit you.
Life is stressful, so seeking therapy is a great option for anyone who may need a different perspective or wants to improve their coping skills. Seeking counseling for the first time can be intimidating, so we work hard to provide you with a safe and comfortable environment. When you visit OPS, you will feel understood, and secure, and learn more about yourself.
Our therapists utilize evidence-based practices that help to restructure your view on life. If one of our therapists doesn’t meet your needs, you can always switch to another provider in our office. Working to find the best therapist is one of the hardest parts of starting frequent therapy. OPS understands that our providers may not be the right fit for you, and that is perfectly ok.
Other Services We Offer
Our team at Ogden Psychological Services offers different therapy techniques to treat many mental health issues and behavioral issues. Here is a list of issues we treat with proper evidence-based therapy.
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Depression
- Migraines
- PTSD
- Postpartum Depression
- Anger Management
- Autism
- ADHD
Areas We Serve
Therapist In Layton, UT
Layton is located in Davis County, Utah, and has an estimated population of 4,500 people. It was incorporated in 1920 and has grown steadily since then. The city was an offshoot of Kaysville after it experienced so much growth. A Latter-day Saint settler named Christopher Layton wanted to leave Kaysville’s authority. Layton residents challenged Kaysville’s tax authority in the United States Supreme Court in 1894, but the separatist movement was finally successful in 1902. The unincorporated area officially became a town in 1920.
The outdoor scenery and recreation are thriving in the Ogden Valley. There are many hikes, biking trails, green spaces, reservoirs, and camping areas near Layton. One of the most popular hikes near Layton is Adams Canyon. This hike is a moderate hike that leads to a 40-foot waterfall. This hike is stunning during all different seasons. During the winter, the rocks and cliff faces are covered in snow and ice that feel regal. During the spring and summer, the water is pouring and creates a nice cooling mist over the top of the hike.
The Edward A. Kenley Centennial Amphitheater is in the heart of Layton Park and holds 1800 people. The amphitheater hosts many different events during the warmer months in Utah. Concerts, free movie nights, nights with the stars, performers, and more fill the amphitheater with life from May to September. The Davis Arts Council in partnership with the amphitheater works to keep 85% of the events free to members of the community. The space serves almost 40,000 people each year.
Why Choose Ogden Psychological Services
Our team wants to help patients of all ages, types, and backgrounds. We work hard to keep our patients feeling safe through processing difficult emotions. Ogden Psychological Services is proud to serve community members in Layton to help more people take charge of their mental health. Reach out to us to get started with a therapist today!
