Phil Scoville, LMFT

11/30/2021

A great cause to support. I have loved to be a part of this nonprofit.

Your donations go directly to supporting clients to receive the quality care they need and deserve. Donations will also go towards empowering more counselors and therapists to be trained in best practices that increase the quality of life for LGBTQ individuals and families.

06/17/2020

I ask for your support as we continue to try to develop meaningful ways to help our community. There are many ways to support the issues facing so many right now. This helps our local LGBTQ individuals, couples and families. Please consider using Amazon Smile for your wonderful purchases and selecting Flourish Therapy Inc as the nonprofit to support.

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02/15/2019

" Siblings fight about the resources that are available, whether attention or food in poorer households or the new smartphone in rich families. "
Dieter Wolke, professor at the University of Warwick

Children with multiple siblings are more likely to be bullied than those with just one. While there's a reason firstborns and older brothers tend to pick on their younger siblings, there are also long-term negative consequences.

07/14/2018

Reinventing ourselves and rediscovering ourselves.

07/04/2018

Marlene and I interviewed Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons and she wrote up the article. Check it out in the latest issue of the Utah Valley Health and Wellness magazine.

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06/28/2018

03/08/2018

I read this article a few days ago by Kevin Love an NBA basketball player. I appreciate that he had begun to open up about what is happening for him.

The process of mentally preparing to engage in therapy can be so difficult and overwhelming because we don’t feel that we can do it.

I like hearing from some of these public figures that they too have been to therapy and reduce the shame and guilt about seeking out professional guidance and help.

Mental health isn’t just an athlete thing. What you do for a living doesn’t have to define who you are. This is an everyone thing.