Center for Change

09/05/2025

We treat a variety of concerns in our Outpatient Program. If you are finding yourself in need of support, reach out to us or visit http://spklr.io/6182BHxXy to learn about what we can do for you.

09/05/2025

Staff Spotlight: Stephanie Jones, LCSW, Cottonwood Heights Location

Stephanie is an LCSW who is passionate about helping people with eating disorders. She received a BS in psychology from the University of Utah and an MSW from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She completed her internship at Duke University Medical Center and has worked as a therapist at the UNC Department of Psychiatry, John’s Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, and the Huntsman Mental Health Institute.

Stephanie is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions. She helps clients develop healthier body image, relationship with food, and sense of self-worth. Her integrative approach combines evidence-based practices with compassionate, client-centered care, empowering clients to develop coping skills, foster self-compassion, and build resiliency.

When not at work, Stephanie spends her time gardening, hiking, and traveling the country with her family in their camper.

https://centerforchange.com/staff/stephanie-jones-lcsw/

09/04/2025

As our kids head back to the classroom, our routines shift - and for those in recovery, that can bring both challenges and growth. In her latest blog, Quinn Nystrom shares thoughtful strategies to prioritize your well-being while supporting your children’s transition.

From setting realistic expectations and carving out consistent self-care time, to practical tools for navigating emotions when school stress arises - this post is a must-read for parents balancing recovery and care giving.

Read more and rediscover how caring for yourself truly supports your whole family: https://centerforchange.com/taking-care-of-myself-in-recovery-as-my-kids-go-back-to-school/

09/03/2025

💙 Healing is possible on your terms. Our Outpatient Treatment program lets you live at home, keep your routines, and get the expert care you need - whether in person or online.
✨ Multiple locations
📞 Call us today to learn more!

https://centerforchange.com/treatment/levels-of-care/outpatient-treatment/

09/02/2025

Did you know Center for Change has its very own onsite high school? 🎓

Cascade Mountain High School provides a supportive, accredited academic environment for individuals in treatment. This unique program allows students to continue their education without interruption while receiving the care they need for recovery.

With dedicated teachers and small class sizes, students can heal, learn, and grow - all in one place. 💙

Learn more: https://centerforchange.com/about-cfc/academics/

09/01/2025

08/29/2025

Staff Spotlight: Millie Hunter, MDA, RD, CD, Orem Location

Originally from Fort Worth, Texas, Millie moved to Utah to receive a college education. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics at Brigham Young University, and then pursued her Masters of Dietetic Administration at Utah State University. Millie wants to meet individuals where they are and help them at any stage of recovery. She is passionate about incorporating Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size principles into her approach. In her free time, Millie loves to watch TV, go on walks, host friends over, read a good book, and play with her cats.

https://centerforchange.com/staff/millie-hunter-mda-rd-cd/

08/28/2025

⛳️ Our Center for Change team is having a great time at the Rural Healthcare Foundation Charity Golf Tournament!

🏌️‍♀️ Big cheers for Kari Jacobson, who landed a hole-in-one… with a marshmallow into a co****le and won herself a box of golf balls! 👏

We’re proud to support such an important cause while having a little fun along the way. 💚

08/27/2025

What is the PHQ-9? 💭

It’s a short, 9-question survey that helps clinicians understand how depression may be affecting you.

By rating things like mood, energy, and sleep, it gives a snapshot of where you’re at - from mild to severe symptoms.

Feeling "high-scored"? It's not a grade, it's a signal. Talk to someone from your treatment team. 💙

https://www.apa.org/depression-guideline/patient-health-questionnaire.pdf

08/26/2025

🐾💙 Happy National Dog Day from Center for Change! 💙🐾

Meet our amazing therapy dogs who bring comfort, joy, and healing to our patients:
✨ Jinx & Jigsaw – sharing love and support at our Orem campus
✨ Becky – spreading calm and smiles at our Boise campus

These four-legged friends are an important part of the recovery journey, reminding us of the power of connection, unconditional love, and simple moments of joy.

Today we celebrate them - and all the therapy dogs making a difference!

08/25/2025

📣 Save the Date!

We’re excited to announce ConnectED Virtual Learning Day - a full day of connection, collaboration, and education with eating disorder professionals from across the country. 💻

📆 Friday, October 10, 2025
⏰ 10:30 am – 5:00 pm CT

Join us to learn, share, and exchange knowledge as we work together to support healing and hope.

Stay tuned for registration details. We can’t wait to connect with you!

08/22/2025

Staff Spotlight: Danielle Rhodes, MS, RD, LD, RYT, Boise Location, Program Director

Danielle received her masters of science in nutrition from Idaho State University. She is licensed by the Board of Medicine in Idaho and registered with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She has successfully completed and continues to maintain her 200 hr. Registered Yoga Teacher credentials with Yoga Alliance. Danielle’s yoga teaching philosophy creates a safe and accessible space for all bodies. She is currently working on obtaining her CEDRD eating disorder credentials from IAEDP.

In her free time, Danielle likes to practice yoga, cook without recipes, be outside, and lose herself in a good book or a 90’s sitcom. She lives in Boise, Idaho with many loved ones and a fish named Jethro.

https://centerforchange.com/staff/danielle-basye-rd/