Meadowbrook CounselingRiverton, Utah

Latifah Henry, a clinical social worker, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from California State University Los Angeles and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Northern Arizona University, accompanied by a certificate in Domestic Violence. Her journey towards assisting families began as she volunteered in courts and served as a student professional worker at the Santa Monica Courthouse Family Law Department. These early experiences ignited her passion for helping families navigate their challenges.

Throughout her social work career, Latifah has gained extensive experience working in various educational settings, including the SCC Counseling Assistance Program for Students and LAUSD School Mental Health in California. In her therapeutic practice, Latifah skillfully incorporates a range of modalities, including CBT, DBT, play therapy, and EMDR.

Latifah is an empathetic and dedicated clinician who firmly believes in empowering individuals to advocate for themselves, enabling them to lead their best lives. She imparts the wisdom that self-love requires effort, grace, and honesty, coupled with a commitment to learning. Latifah takes pride in walking alongside her clients, meeting them where they are, and encouraging them to embark on the challenging path to healing. She acknowledges the uniqueness of each person's journey, emphasizing the pivotal role of systems in their lives, and underscores the importance of patience in the healing process.

Beyond her professional life, Latifah's personal identity as a biracial enriches her perspective. She is happily married and cherishes her role as a parent to four children. Her diverse interests encompass a love for reading, writing, traveling, and a deep passion for culinary exploration, making her a dedicated food enthusiast. Alongside her husband, Latifah enjoys the delightful pursuit of discovering delectable hole-in-the-wall dining establishments. The clinical team is delighted to welcome Latifah and her expertise.

Sydney believes therapy is a collaborative journey and works to create a supportive space where clients feel safe exploring both life’s challenges and deeper emotional concerns. She supports individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, family-related trauma, and boundary issues, and tailors her approach to each client’s needs. With years of experience working with children, teens, adults, couples, and families across clinical and community settings, Sydney is committed to helping clients feel seen, supported, and empowered throughout the therapeutic process.

Kyla is a second-year Master of Social Work (MSW) student at Grand Canyon University with over 10 years of experience in the medical and mental health fields. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults, and is passionate about expanding her work to support individuals across the lifespan.

Kyla utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), play therapy, art therapy, and sandtray therapy, to meet clients where they are and create a safe, supportive environment for growth. She has experience working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, and major life transitions.

Kyla is deeply committed to helping others feel seen, supported, and empowered. She believes that everyone can benefit from therapy and strives to build genuine, trusting relationships with each client she works with. Kyla views therapy as a safe, nonjudgmental space where individuals can grow, heal, and better understand themselves, and she is dedicated to helping clients feel heard and valued throughout their journey.

Kaitlin Hickman, an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor Intern, is currently completing her Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at Bellevue University. Kaitlin is in her internship phase and graduating in June 2026, and she provides therapy under clinical supervision. She works with all ages, children, teens, adults, and older adults, and aims to create a space where clients feel heard, validated, accepted, empowered, and emotionally safe from the very first session.

Kaitlin is known for being genuine, calming, and affirming, and for creating a space where clients can show up as their full selves. She brings a strong empowerment lens to therapy, especially for clients navigating identity exploration, relational stress, trauma recovery, or major life transitions. Her goal is for you to leave sessions feeling accepted, steadier, and more confident in your ability to cope and make choices that align with your values.

Her clinical experience includes supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, identity exploration, and relational conflict. She especially connects with teens experiencing bullying, survivors of sexual violence, women seeking empowerment, members of the LGBTQ+ community, older adults, and individuals coping with medical or health conditions that impact mental well-being.

Kaitlin's approach is warm, person-centered, and trauma-informed, meaning therapy is collaborative and paced to fit your needs. Depending on your goals, she may integrate strategies from CBT, ACT, and DBT-informed skills, and with children and teens, Kaitlin may incorporate play-based approaches to help emotions feel more accessible and manageable. Whether you’re looking for healing, support, clarity, or practical coping tools, Kaitlin will meet you with compassion, honesty, and deep respect for your story.