Stepping Stones Family Counseling

08/04/2025

Great program. Tomorrow!!

07/08/2025

160 S Main in Richfield. Half of every dollar spent goes towards therapy books for our therapist here! Great selection and it is self served so just come into our waiting room!

07/04/2025

Fun day!

Check out Aubry Chambers’s video.

07/04/2025

Watch for us!!

07/03/2025

We’re excited to be in the Hometown 4th of July Parade tomorrow! We’ll be wearing these! Look for the cool sogns made by clients and the fabulous therapists wearing these fun Tshirts!!

07/03/2025

Introducing Joan Norton in our Panguitch office! Joan has always worked to amplify her skills with families and children. She has worked 25+ years helping families achieve their best. Now with this opportunity, she will be able to add another dimension to the helping profession. Raising a foster child has heightened her awareness of the need for more individuals in the social work field to help parents and children. Today’s society has become more stressful for families and there is a need to cultivate and learn new, more effective ways to deal with life stressors.

IF YOU ALWAYS DO WHAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS DONE, YOU WILL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS GOTTEN.

Using evidence-based approaches can support families with techniques to help them achieve greater peace and contentment in their lives. Her focus will be to strengthen and build an environment that benefits families, extended families and those people important in their lives.

Schedule today in Panguitch area!!

07/03/2025

Introducing Cherie Swann. Cherie is an intern clinical social worker. She is working on her masters degree from Utah State University and is set to graduate in 2025. She is trained in EMDR and MBB. Her theoretical framework focuses on strengths based person centered therapy. Cherie is passionate about helping others find the solutions that work for them. Growing up in a large family, Cherie learned an appreciation for the individual. She developed an understanding of multiple perspectives. She came to appreciate the intricacies of inter familial relationships. Working in the schools with special needs children, she learned that behavior is communication. She also learned that people generally are doing the best they know how. She also developed an appreciation for the value of curiosity. She believes that each person, when given the support necessary, has the power within them to solve whatever life throws at them.

07/02/2025

Introducing Judy Whitmore! Judy Whitmore is a proud Graduate with her MSW. She specializes in IFS therapy and is up and coming in the field of trauma processing. She is experienced and supportive in the way she works with individuals, couples and families. Judy is empathetic and loves working with families as they lean and grow together. She brings experience to the field and is excellent at helping people heal themselves through supportive care. She is passionate about the whole person and truly enjoys what she does.

07/02/2025

Welcome Aubry Chambers! Aubry A. Chambers, ICSW
Intern Clinical Social Worker | Trauma-Informed Therapist | Family & Addiction Specialist
Currently in her final year of her master's program at Utah State University and working full time as a therapist at Stepping Stones Family Counseling.
She works with clients across the lifespan—from young children navigating trauma to adults working through addiction, grief, and relationship challenges. Whether She's supporting individuals, couples, or families, her goal is to create a space where healing feels possible and people feel seen and understood.
Who she works with are Children and adolescents with trauma histories, Adults navigating anxiety, depression, or substance use, Couples and families facing communication breakdowns or conflict, and Individuals seeking growth, clarity, or emotional regulation.
The modalities she uses encompass TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), MI (Motivational Interviewing), ST (Strengths-Based Therapy), as well as somatic and mindfulness-based interventions, and Narrative and systems-informed approaches. Her goal is to help people heal, grow, and release what doesn’t belong to them. She prioritizes boundaries, enjoy belly laughs, and focus on developing practical emotional tools that truly make a difference.

What Makes Her Different? She blends a meticulous, clinical approach with a heartfelt, human-centered perspective. Her expertise shines when working with clients who often resort to sarcasm or humor as a shield against deeper emotional pain. She truly empathize with that struggle. In our sessions, She focuses on meeting people exactly where they are on their journey—without any judgment—creating a safe space where they can explore their feelings and aspirations. She doesn't shy away from confronting the tough issues; instead, she is committed to helping you develop the skills and resilience needed to face those challenges head-on.

Her Philosophy
She believes that healing is not merely about fixing what is perceived as broken; it involves reclaiming and rediscovering the parts of yourself that have been buried beneath layers of hurt. Whether you are grappling with the aftermath of trauma, navigating the complexities of addiction, or addressing family conflicts that weigh heavily on your heart, She is here to walk alongside you. Together, we'll navigate this path with compassion, clarity, and a dose of gritty determination, empowering you to embrace your journey toward healing and wholeness.

07/02/2025

Introducing the talented Stephanie Chappell. She’s a Master of Social Work (MSW) student at the University of Utah, currently completing her clinical internship at Stepping Stones Family Counseling. She holds a Social Service Worker (SSW) license and is actively working toward becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Her practice centers around supportive counseling and psychosocial education, with a strong emphasis on behavioral health literacy and wellness promotion. She works primarily with teens and adults, helping them build life skills, strengthen coping strategies, and set meaningful personal goals. She also facilitates mental health awareness and education groups for middle schoolers and women, creating inclusive, empowering spaces for connection and personal growth. She strives to provide a safe, collaborative environment where clients feel supported and capable of navigating life’s challenges with confidence.

06/27/2025

Here at Stepping Stones we have 6 talented clinicians. Serving Richfield and Panguich! We love helping families and individuals in our community. Call 435-289-0725 today to get started!

04/30/2024

When they play we only need to listen.