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Healing Den
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Nov 17, 2014
Ashlee P.:
I am looking for the best massage therapist in the Hurricane Valley.......suggestions?!
Jessica F.:
The healing den 435-229-2533. Here is her number Advanced Physical Therapy
- Counseling/therapist, Physiotherapist...
- 1490 E Foremaster Dr St. George, UT 84790
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
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Aug 20, 2013
Justin A.:
Anyone know a good physical therapist in st George?
Jeff C.:
Rick Johnson at Advanced Physical Therapy....the best. 435-652-4455. His son is Todd R. Johnson
Referral from May 13, 2014
Moses815 asked:
Anybody in St. George know of any good therapists for life after Mormonism? I'm getting to the point where I really need to talk to someone about my disbelief and mental...
Anonymous replied:
I'm also in St. George. I went to a therapist (here in STG) two years ago and as soon as he found out I was Mormon he started talking about the church and that I just needed to find God. I honestly think it would be kind of hard to find an unbiased therapist here in Utah. Inbox me though my man! I'm down to talk of you need anyone to speak to.
ohokyeah replied:
[Psychology Today Therapist list](http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/prof_results.php?sid=1399962546.4441_20398&city=Saint+George&county=Washington&state=UT&lmore=26#SC26) for St George gives the option to select religious orientation. I guess you could pick one that's not Mormon? Pay attention to schools though and what they say they treat. The "other religious affiliation" ones sometimess pop up BYU alumni and "pornography addiction" which raise red flags that they're actually Mormons.
Moses815 replied:
I've looked on Psychology Today before. Unfortunately there aren't any listed in the "other" category. I've actually been talking to my bishop for the past 3 months or so and he's really the only person who knows. He's been understanding but in the end he feels like I'm in the wrong and he hopes I'll gain a testimony again.
sinistriel replied:
There are quite a few of us in St. George who don't believe. I wish I could recommend a good therapist but my wife and I have had to be each others. We are in the process of telling some people and it can definitely be a scary depressing time.
hellerinahandbasket replied:
I think the majority of the therapists you find in Utah are going to be Mormon, but I don't think all Mormon therapists are going to turn out the way you described. I'm seeing a Mormon therapist who asked if I wanted the church to be any part of my treatment, and when I said no, she really respected that. It's like dating--it's just a matter of finding the right therapist for you. The really worthwhile therapists will not be concerned about making your life better with the church. They just want to make your life better.
Anonymous replied:
If you're willing to Skype, there are some great therapists that specialize in Mormon faith transitions. I saw Jenny Marrow and she was wonderful. http://whitefieldseducational.org/therapists/#T3
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