ASHLEE HUNT LCSW

Ashlee Hunt LCSW. This represents how Maple Canyon Therapy provides body image therapy, anxiety therapy, eating disorder therapy, and EMDR therapy.

About Me

ANXIETY THERAPIST FOR WOMEN IN UTAH

Hey! I’m not here to throw therapy jargon at you; that’s boring and, honestly, not helpful. You’re probably just trying to figure out if I’ll actually get you and be able to help. So here’s what I think you’ll want to know:

My clients tell me I’m gentle, warm, and genuine. I want you to feel truly seen and validated for the painful things you’ve been carrying around. At the same time, I’m not afraid to bring humor into the room when it’s needed. Therapy can be heavy, and a little laughter can make the process a lot more human. I also know how big of a deal it is to share things you’ve never said out loud before. I’ll respect that vulnerability every step of the way. Therapy can be hard, but it’s also where real healing begins—and it can change everything.

Who I Work With

I love working with women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who struggle with anxiety and eating disorders (even if you don’t realize anxiety is part of it yet). The women I work with are smart, kind, and goal-oriented, and they’re also some of the hardest workers I’ve ever known. That mix of kindness and determination is such a powerful recipe for change.

I do my best work with women who are ready to dig in, face what’s been holding them back, and actually do the work it takes to feel better. If you’re tired of being stuck in worry, fighting with your body, or feeling like you’re “never enough,” I’d love to help you get to the life you want.

Why I Do This Work

I’ve been learning about and caring deeply for people with eating disorders for more than half my life. This work isn’t just a career, it’s something that truly matters to me. Your story will matter here, too.

Outside of Therapy

Outside of sessions, I’m hanging out with my two Goldendoodles, riding my bike through Snow Canyon State Park (seriously, everyone should try it at least once), or listening to Taylor Swift. I love being outdoors and finding little ways to enjoy life, the same kind of balance I hope my clients get to build for themselves.

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A laptop sitting on a couch with a cup of coffee. This represents how Maple Canyon Therapy provides online eating disorder therapy, EMDR therapy online, and anxiety treatment.

Specialties:

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Okay, this is the boring stuff, but I know some of you really want to know if I’m a Ute or a Cougar. The answer? I’m in Switzerland in that holy war.

I graduated from Southern Utah University in Cedar City with two bachelor’s degrees, one in Psychology and one in Family Life and Human Development. After that, I went on to earn my Master’s in Social Work from Utah State University in Logan. Just for fun, I later came back to USU as an adjunct professor, teaching future social workers the foundations of practice.

Over the years, I’ve worked in a variety of settings:

  • Residential treatment centers with at-risk youth and adolescents in foster care.

  • Center for Change, an inpatient eating disorder hospital, where I worked with adolescent and adult women at all levels of care.

I’m also trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), which I believe is a powerful tool for trauma work and healing. (If you’re curious, you can learn more about it through EMDRIA.)

Yes, I know you’ll probably read through this site 10–15 times before reaching out. That’s okay. I’d do the same thing. When you’re ready, I’ll be here. I’m committed to helping you get better and move toward the life you’ve been wanting.

A road and an orange rock formation somewhere in Utah. This represents how Maple Canyon Therapy provides online therapy in Utah including the following services: EMDR therapy, birth trauma therapy, therapy for high-functioning depression and more.

Ready to start therapy with Ashlee Hunt?

If you are ready to start feeling better about yourself and reduce your feelings of overwhelm and worry, I can help you. I know it’s hard to reach out for help and take this step, but I know it’ll be worth it. To begin counseling, follow the steps below:

  1. Book a free 15-minute phone consultation

  2. Meet with a therapist for anxiety

  3. Begin feeling better

Want to learn more about me before starting therapy?

Check out some of the blogs I have written about therapy with me.