Our Speakers
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Christina Hibbert is a clinical psychologist, international speaker, patient advocate, and bestselling, award-winning author who has spent more than 25 years helping women understand, protect, and heal their mental and emotional health. Her advocacy began in maternal mental health, where she founded the Arizona Postpartum Wellness Coalition, created the internationally distributed Postpartum Couples program, testified before state legislators, and trained healthcare professionals to better recognize and treat women’s emotional needs.
Then, in 2019, she found herself on the other side of the exam table. Diagnosed at 44 with triple-negative breast cancer and a BRCA1 mutation, she endured chemotherapy, 17 surgeries, and multiple chronic illnesses that followed. In seven years of medical care, she discovered firsthand just how wide the gap between physical and mental healthcare can be. Almost no one asked about her mind. Today, Dr. Hibbert brings both sides of that exam table together—25 years as a psychologist and seven years as a patient—to advocate for a model of healthcare that treats the whole woman.
Her fourth book, Reluctant Warrior: A Breast Cancer Memoir & Emotional Survival Guide, releases October 5, 2026.
Plenary Speakers
Tom Telford is the President & CEO of LÉVO, where he is committed to developing leaders and cultivating a culture of care centered on the mental health and well-being of the people and communities LÉVO serves.Tom believes women’s healthcare is at its best when women are given the time, attention, and space to feel truly seen and heard—and when care recognizes the whole person: body, mind, and spirit.In 2026, LÉVO opened its fifth Utah location in St. George, continuing to expand access to mental health care across the state. As LÉVO grows, Tom remains focused on creating an environment where individuals can find hope, healing, and a greater understanding of how mental, physical, and emotional well-being work together to support whole-person health.
Liza Telford, LMFT is the founder/ owner of Us. Therapy Group in Uintah, Utah. Her private practice focuses on couples and family relational work. She works often with provisionally licensed therapists within her group using several therapeutic modalities including Gottman Method, EFT, CBT, ACT, EMDR, and ART. When she's “off-the-clock” she enjoys recharging between two spaces – gaining energy by being with other people and clarity by being alone. Some of her favorite re-set rituals are: hiking (solo or with friends), early morning wake surfing with family, or wandering through a boutique – coke zero in hand.
BREAKOUT SESSION SPEAKERS
PANEL DISCUSSION: The Women's Health Revolution: Past Lessons and Present Challenges
MODERATOR - Jennifer Morgan Smith, LMFT, MBA, is co-founder of PassageWise, an AAMFT Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor, with more than 20 years of experience in mental health leadership and clinical care. She has served in executive and clinical leadership roles across inpatient, residential, intensive outpatient, and outpatient settings, with a focus on program development, organizational culture, and trauma-informed care. Jennifer is an experienced presenter and trainer on topics including trauma, suicide prevention, clinical supervision, resilience, communication, and reflective leadership.
Heather Sundahl, LMFT earned a Master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from Utah Valley University and a Master’s degree in English Literature from Brigham Young University. She works with adults, teens, couples, and families, providing affirming, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed care. Her clinical interests include trauma and abuse, anxiety, depression, self-worth, religious and faith transitions, women’s issues, relationship concerns, and LGBTQIA+ affirmative care. She is EMDR certified, trained in Trauma-Focused CBT, and Level 1 trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy.
Emilee Krupa, LMFT, SUDC, is the founder of Koru Wellness in Lehi, Utah. She specializes in trauma, relationships, and substance use recovery, blending ketamine-assisted therapy with somatic and holistic approaches to help clients heal beyond traditional talk therapy.
Storie Stinger, LCSW, is a licensed mental health therapist and the Northern Utah Clinical Director at Purple Sky Counseling. Specializing in complex trauma, somatic processing, and neurodivergent-affirming care, Storie utilizes advanced, bottom-up modalities including EMDR, Parts Work, Neurofeedback, Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) and experiential techniques to help women heal where traditional talk therapy falls short. Her clinical work focuses on dismantling the institutional dismissal and rigid gender expectations that compel women to minimize their own trauma, internalize chronic stress, neglect their foundational biological needs at the expense of their physical and mental well-being. Storie is dedicated to bridging the gap between mental and medical health to provide women with a truly integrated, root-cause blueprint for sustainable wellness.
Dr. Shyler Bischof, DNP, PMHNP, is the Executive Director and co-founder of Sonatix Wellness in Pleasant Grove, Utah, an integrated mental health practice combining psychotherapy, medication management, genetics, and personality-informed assessment. Since founding Sonatix in 2023, Dr. Bischof has conducted nearly 5,000 patient encounters applying his guiding philosophy that "a diagnosis is your what, not your why," and has taught personality-informed frameworks to clinicians and treatment teams across Utah, including a training for the therapists and treatment teams at a therapy center serving survivors of human trafficking, on recognizing personality type to strengthen the therapeutic alliance. He has since delivered dozens of workshops on personality-informed care, trauma-informed practice, and clinical decision-making to providers and organizations throughout the region.
Aimee Hopkin, PMHNP, is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner specializing in women’s mental health across the reproductive lifespan. With a background in labor and delivery and women’s health research, she brings an integrated understanding of how hormones, physical health, sleep, stress, and life transitions impact mental health. Her clinical interests include anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, PMDD, perinatal mental health, and the emotional changes associated with perimenopause and menopause. Aimee is passionate about providing warm, practical, collaborative, and inclusive care to individuals of all identities and family structures.
Post Traumatic Growth and Professional Humility: Moving Events From Trauma Inducing to Trauma Reducing
Amelia Hopkin, LCSW, has spent the last 25 years providing help and building relationships with medical providers, community organizations, researchers, educators and most importantly, families who experience one of the hardest kinds of experiences... Infant or pregnancy loss, unexpected birth experiences, various degrees and types of postpartum conditions, NICU as well as sexual or health related trauma. She has been a speaker and trainer at both national and international conferences (ask her about speaking to the UN and her month at the HRC!), a published researcher, is certified in EMDR and trained in ACT Therapy, and ART Therapy (the therapy kind, she's a horrible artist and needs to label her stick figures). As one of the only trained EMDR intensive providers in the state of Utah, she helps those who have limited time and significant trauma find deep and meaningful healing. When not in the office, Amelia may be getting in over her head on a DIY project, reading books, dreaming up a new travel adventure, finding nature or looking for ways to avoid doing laundry.
Tina Cross is a Registered Nurse with 17 years of experience providing compassionate, patient-centered care. Throughout her nursing career, she has been committed to supporting patients and families with empathy, respect, and a focus on building meaningful connections. Tina has a particular passion for supporting mothers and families experiencing the loss of a baby. She volunteers with a team dedicated to caring for families during pregnancy and infant loss, providing comfort, compassionate support, and resources during some of life’s most difficult moments. Tina views nursing as more than a profession—it is a calling and an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. She is honored to walk alongside patients and families with kindness and compassion during times when support matters most.
Cindy H. Price, BSN, RN, is a nursing manager specializing in Women & Newborn Services and a leader in her field. Her healthcare career spans more than three decades, progressing from CNA and Health Unit Coordinator to Surgical Tech, LPN, RN, and Nurse Manager. Cindy currently leads Women & Newborn Services at Intermountain Health’s Park City Hospital, where she oversees Labor & Delivery, postpartum and newborn care, staff development, quality improvement, and operational excellence. Her leadership has contributed to significant improvements in maternity outcomes, including a reduction in the C-section rate from 36% to 8%, as well as multiple national recognitions for maternity and breastfeeding care. Known for her collaborative leadership style, Cindy is deeply committed to evidence-based practice, caregiver development, patient safety, and compassionate, family-centered care, particularly during high-risk and sensitive birth experiences. She is often sought by market leaders and administration to advise specifically on bereavement, trauma and demise cases by her peers, which skills and knowledge she developed during her 11 yrs as part of Intermountains' Angel Watch Program. In recognition of her leadership, Cindy received the Nursing Excellence Award in 2022. In 2025, she was honored with the DAISY LOVE Award after being nominated by a patient & family for the exceptional care and compassion she provided during their stay. When she's not caring for patients and supporting her team, friends and family know that if she isn't at the hospital, she's probably causing a ruckus in the sand dunes, on an off-road trail, or embarrassing her kids and grandkids with her karaoke skills and she's perfectly okay with all three.
What She’ll Remember Long After Birth: Understanding Birth Trauma & Pregnancy Loss
Joy Bouchard, LCSW, is the founder of Lotus Rose Counseling, a women’s mental health practice specializing in perinatal mental health, trauma, and the many transitions women experience throughout life. With a passion for helping women feel understood, supported, and empowered, Joy has dedicated her clinical work to walking alongside women through some of their most vulnerable seasons, including pregnancy complications, birth trauma, pregnancy loss, infant loss, postpartum struggles, sexual trauma, grief, and anxiety. She is passionate about bridging the gap between medical care and emotional healing by helping professionals recognize the psychological impact of reproductive experiences and provide more compassionate, trauma-informed support. Joy specializes in trauma-focused approaches, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and other evidence-based interventions designed to help clients heal from painful experiences and reconnect with themselves. She is particularly passionate about helping women understand the connection between their experiences, emotions, relationships, and nervous system responses. Joy is known for bringing warmth, authenticity, humor, and practical tools into her teaching. Her approach combines clinical expertise with real-life insight, creating spaces where complex emotional experiences become more understandable, approachable, and actionable.
Desiree Ferrin is the Birth Trauma Patient Advocate for the Utah Women and Newborns Quality Collaborative (UWNQC). In 2019 she survived an undiagnosed placenta accreta, which resulted in maternal code, an emergency hysterectomy, an ICU stay, as well as multiple blood transfusions. This was life changing. She struggled to make sense of the trauma she had experienced. She sought help and since then has advocated for other mothers who have experienced trauma and mental health challenges. In addition to her work with UWNQC, she sits on the Utah Maternal Mortality Review Committee, as well as the Intermountain Patient Advisory Council. She is a certified Patient Family Partner for Momma's Voices (a maternal mortality and morbidity advocate organization) as well as a member of Mom Congress, another organization that advocates for legislation that will decrease the maternal mortality rates in the United States. She has shared her story and perspective locally and nationally, consulted on the AIM obstetric emergency readiness resource kit, and is currently one of the faces of the CDC HearHER campaign.
Missed, Masked & Misdiagnosed: ADHD, Autism & Trauma in Women
Cassidy DuHadway, LCSW, is a respected therapist, trainer, and national speaker known for her profound understanding of the human experience and her skill in guiding transformative healing journeys. As CEO of Purple Sky Counseling and an EMDRIA Approved Trainer and Consultant, she specializes in EMDR and advanced trauma treatment, with particular focus on religious and spiritual trauma, emotional neglect, and neurodivergence in women. A sought-after presenter, Cassidy speaks nationally at conferences and events for therapists, mental health professionals, business development audiences, and women's groups. She is the author of Becoming Me, where she brings the same warmth, honesty, and clinical depth that define her speaking style. Cassidy's approach centers on normalizing the human experience, cultivating empathy, and fostering the kind of acceptance that creates lasting change. Known for making complex trauma concepts accessible and immediately usable, she leaves audiences with practical tools and a deeper understanding of what it takes to heal, and to help others do the same.
Megan Manning, MSN, PMHNP-BC, is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at Purple Sky Counseling, where she provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for children, adolescents, and adults. Her career in psychiatric care spans 14 years, beginning in crisis and inpatient nursing, including child and adolescent crisis stabilization at Children's Hospital Colorado, before nearly a decade as a nurse practitioner in community mental health, private practice, and outpatient settings across Colorado and Utah. That depth of experience shapes how she treats anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and psychosis: with steadiness, clinical precision, and genuine respect for the person in front of her. Her practice is trauma informed and LGBTQIA+ affirming, grounded in the belief that medication works best when paired with therapy and meaningful behavioral change. Megan holds substance use and medication-assisted treatment certifications and serves as a certified designated examiner for the state of Utah. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Colorado and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Weber State University.
The Weight of Responsibility: Eating Disorders and the Pressure to “Do Pregnancy Right”
Kathy Spencer is a licensed clinical social worker and co-founder of The Eating Disorder Consultants, where she specializes in training mental health professionals on evidence-based eating disorder treatment and prevention. With a Master's degree in Health Promotion and Education and extensive clinical experience across all levels of eating disorder care, Kathy brings both expertise and passion to her work. At Rose Mountain Counseling, her solo private practice, Kathy provides individual therapy for clients navigating eating disorders, anxiety, trauma, and women's issues—offering a compassionate, trauma- informed approach to complex clinical presentations. As a consultant and trainer through The Eating Disorder Consultants, she designs and delivers comprehensive trainings, including her popular "Eating Disorders Made Simple" and "Eating Disorder Mastery Class" programs. Her presentations at regional and national conferences focus on integrated treatment approaches for eating disorders and co-occurring conditions. EMDR-certified and committed to advancing the field, Kathy continues to elevate eating disorder treatment through clinical excellence, education, and consultation.
Sydney Williams, LCSW, CEDS-C, is a licensed clinical social worker with 15+ years of experience specializing in eating disorders, trauma, and body image issues. As a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Consultant, EMDR-certified therapist, and Consultant in Training, Sydney brings clinical expertise and real-world wisdom to every engagement. She's the owner of Evergreen Therapy Collective (a group therapy practice) and co-creator of the Nura Conference, an eating disorder-specific conference dedicated to training the next generation of treatment providers. As a national speaker and co-founder of The Eating Disorder Consultants, Sydney is passionate about delivering evidence-based, compassion-informed trainings that challenge diet culture and transform how professionals treat eating disorders.
Not Just Anxious: Why Perinatal OCD Hides in Plain Sight (And How to Actually Help)
Betty Flores, LCSW, PMH-C, is a licensed clinical social worker and perinatal mental health specialist based in Millcreek, Utah. She is the owner of Perinatal Wellness LLC, where she provides evidence-based therapy for individuals and families navigating pregnancy, postpartum, loss, and reproductive trauma. Betty is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C), in addition to Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) through CBI and EMDR through EMBRIA. Betty previously served as Chair of the PSI Utah Alliance, leading community education and professional collaboration to expand access to perinatal mental health care across the state. She is passionate about improving early identification and treatment of perinatal OCD, particularly addressing how misdiagnosis and reassurance-based interventions can unintentionally reinforce symptoms. Betty brings a trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach to her work and frequently collaborates with therapists, medical providers, and community organizations to reduce stigma and improve provider confidence in perinatal mental health care. In addition to providing therapy, Betty offers consultation for therapists seeking support with perinatal mental health and OCD case conceptualization, assessment, and the integration of ERP, ACT, and EMDR when clinically appropriate.
Justine Rae Murray, MSW, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, ERP-certified therapist, educator, and founder of Gem Utah, a specialty psychotherapy practice in Ogden, Utah. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorders, trauma, and perinatal mental health, with particular expertise in perinatal OCD, intrusive thoughts, and postpartum anxiety. Justine has advanced training in Perinatal Mental Health through Postpartum Support International (PSI) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and integrates evidence-based approaches including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). In addition to her clinical work, she has served as an adjunct professor at Weber State University and provides education and consultation to clinicians on OCD, perinatal mental health, and evidence-based treatment. She is passionate about expanding access to specialized OCD care, improving clinician education, and helping individuals live meaningful, values-driven lives free from the constraints of anxiety and OCD.
Beyond Kegels & Coping Skills: Collaborative Care Between Mental Health & Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Hailey Maire-Grant is an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and owner of Xenia Counseling in Utah. She specializes in trauma, sexual health, relationships, and nervous system regulation, and provides trainings and consultation through IYKYK therapy to support ethical, informed sexual health conversations in clinical practice.
Alex Bond, DPT, PWCS is the only residency-trained pelvic health physical therapist in Utah and a board-certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist. Her clinical work centers on the evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction across urinary, bowel, sexual health, prolapse, and pain-related conditions. She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Trine University. She went on and graduated from an accredited pelvic health physical therapy residency program where she was trained to work with men, women, children, and the LGBTQIA+ population for pelvic health related conditions. She went on to take and pass her PWCS. She was a residency mentor at her prior hospital who created standards of care and curriculum for her residents. She also was involved in guest lecturing and putting together pelvic health curriculum for DPT and OTD programs. She currently sits on the Board of Education for Utah Valley University’s PTA program where she creates pelvic health curriculum and will be teaching students. Alex enjoys hiking, fishing, skiing, and meeting new people!
Embracing Enough: Breaking the Cycle of Perfectionism, Comparison, and Self-Doubt
Vjollca Martinson, Ph.D., LMFT, MBA is a successful therapist, author, presenter, instructor, and leader, with over two decades of successful experience. Vjollca has mentored countless therapists through teaching graduate courses, providing supervision, and sharing her expertise in various professional presentations. As an accomplished leader, Vjollca is known for her dedication in fostering a culture of inclusion, clarity, inspiration and professional development. Vjollca is passionate about women's health and empowerment and has worked with numerous women to help them increase their resiliency by understanding the cultural and institutional expectations, as well as the unique mental health challenges women face. When not in the office, Vjollca enjoys hiking, swimming, tennis, cultivating a variety of plants, and spending time with her family.
The Silent Grief: Navigating the Complex Mental Health Impact of Infertility
Jenna Holmes, CMHC, is a licensed clinical professional and therapist at New Beginnings Counseling Group, specializing in women’s reproductive mental health. With four years of clinical experience, she has dedicated her practice to supporting individuals and couples navigating reproductive trauma, pregnancy loss, infertility, and perinatal mood disorders. Jenna earned her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Sciences from Brigham Young University and completed her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an emphasis in Marriage, Families, and Couples at Walden University. Married for over 20 years, Jenna and her husband are the parents of four children. Her own journey with infertility deeply informs her work and fuels her commitment to supporting individuals and couples facing fertility-related grief, loss, and unmet expectations. She is dedicated to helping clients find meaning, develop greater self-compassion, and renew hope as they navigate their unique reproductive paths.
Recognizing and Responding to Perinatal Bipolar Disorder and Postpartum Psychosis
Lyndsey Proctor, LCSW, PMH-C, is the owner and Clinical Director of Serenity Recovery & Wellness, where she developed and oversees one of Utah’s specialized perinatal mental health intensive outpatient programs. With more than a decade of experience, she specializes in the assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, including postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder, postpartum psychosis, and trauma-related conditions. Lyndsey is trained in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy. She is passionate about advancing evidence-based care, improving access to specialized maternal mental health services, and educating healthcare professionals on the recognition and treatment of complex perinatal mental health conditions. Lyndsey is currently pursuing her Doctor of Social Work degree at the University of Alabama, where her research focuses on improving treatment outcomes and expanding specialized services for perinatal families through education, advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Women, Identity, and Resilience: A Whole-Person Framework for Self-Integration After Major Life Transitions
Ruth Patiño Henderson is the founder and executive director of Resilient Life Counseling & Wellness, a group practice dedicated to providing compassionate, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive mental health care. Her passion for helping others is rooted in the legacy of the resilient women who shaped her life, including her Peruvian grandmother, an entrepreneur and devoted advocate for her family, and her mother, a counselor committed to health and wellness. With a background in higher education, community partnerships, and clinical psychotherapy, Ruth has spent the past decade helping individuals and couples navigate trauma, relationship challenges, and major life transitions. Her work is informed not only by clinical expertise but also by her personal experiences of caregiving during her mother's terminal illness, navigating grief, blending a family and becoming an adoptive mother. These experiences have deepened her understanding of resilience and reinforced her commitment to helping others find healing, reconnect with their strengths, and move forward with hope. Through her practice and speaking, Ruth is passionate about equipping individuals and professionals with practical, evidence-informed tools that foster emotional well-being, resilience, and lasting personal growth.
The Pelvic Floor Connection: How Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Partners with Medical and Mental Health
Dr. Alli Turner graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. During her time at UTMB, she completed her certification in pelvic health through the American Physical Therapy Association, which allowed her to participate in a specialized pelvic floor clinical rotation. That is where Dr. Alli decided that pelvic floor PT is where she belonged. She realized that empowering a woman to gain knowledge about a part of your body that no one talks about is life-changing. Dr. Alli has taken a variety of courses to expand her skill set in dry needling, myofascial mobilizations, visceral mobilizations, manual soft tissue mobilizations, cupping, joint mobilizations, and therapeutic corrective exercise. Dr. Alli has a passion for working alongside women, providing them with education, support and encouragement to help them return to the things that they enjoy! She believed in a whole-body approach that combines manual, orthopedic and pelvic therapy techniques to treat the root cause of the problem. Her approach to patient care is rooted in a holistic perspective, aiming to address each individual and guide them towards return to their specific goals. When Alli is not in the clinic, she enjoys hiking, skiing and exploring Utah with her daughter and husband.
Beyond Mood Swings: Perimenopause, Partnership Dynamics, and Attuned Couples Therapy
Shara Jackson Harper, CSW, PMH-C, is a therapist, speaker, and women’s wellness educator specializing in hormone-aware mental health. She integrates neuroscience, reproductive health, trauma-informed care, and somatic practices to equip clinicians with practical, evidence-based tools that support clients across the reproductive lifespan and strengthen relational wellbeing.
Too Much, Too Loud, Too Fast: ADHD Across the Reproductive Lifespan
Jessica Allred, LCSW, PMH-C, is a perinatal mental health specialist, clinical supervisor, and founder of Treat Counseling in Utah. She has practiced as an LCSW since 2012 and serves on the board of the Postpartum Support International Utah Chapter, supporting education, awareness, and access to perinatal mental health care.
The Power of Wholeness: Restoring Embodiment, Agency, and Sexual Well-Being After Trauma
Dr. Bonnijane Monson is a pelvic health physical therapist, somatic practitioner, and clinical educator specializing in trauma-informed care for women recovering from sexual trauma, birth trauma, medical trauma, pelvic pain, and persistent body disconnection. As the founder of Root & Restore Somatics, she integrates pelvic health rehabilitation, nervous system science, somatic practice, and patient-centered communication to help women restore agency, embodied awareness, and trust in their bodies. Through more than fifteen years of clinical practice, Dr. Monson recognized a common pattern across women with diverse diagnoses: trauma often disrupts not only physical function but also the capacity to sense, choose, and participate fully in life. These observations became the foundation of the Restore Framework, an evidence-informed clinical model that guides her professional education and interdisciplinary teaching. She is also the founder of Wholesome Already, an educational community offering courses, workshops, and retreats that help women reclaim agency, boundaries, and embodied wholeness following sexual trauma and purity culture. Across all of her work, Dr. Monson is committed to advancing trauma-informed care that moves beyond symptom reduction toward restoring agency, participation, and lasting well-being.
The Woman Behind the Risk Score: Suicide, Identity Loss, and the Ethics of Integrated Care
Dr. Hans Watson is a physician trained in psychiatry who focuses on what actually works in complex human systems. His work integrates medicine, psychotherapy, and leadership to help individuals and organizations improve performance and outcomes. He actively treats patients, trains providers across disciplines, and serves as medical director for multiple multidisciplinary mental health organizations. Dr. Watson is a national speaker and author specializing in mental health, behavior change, and human performance.
Beyond Desire - The Psychology of Women’s Sexual Health
Aimee is the Founder of WORTH IT counseling + consulting and one of Utah’s premiere Certified Sex Therapists specializing in relationships, sexuality, grief, trauma, communication, identity exploration, and emotional connection. She works with couples, individuals, executives, entrepreneurs, high-achieving professionals, faith transition clients, and people navigating complex relationship dynamics including betrayal, libido differences, consensual non-monogamy (CNM), sexuality concerns, and major life transitions.
Beyond the Cycle: A Holistic and Functional Medicine Approach to PMDD
Wendy Edwards, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, is the founder of Aniron Functional Medicine and Integrative Psychiatry, a dual-specialty practice in Lehi and Bountiful, Utah. With over 17 years of experience in healthcare, she is dually certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Wendy completed two year-long fellowships at Psychiatry Redefined, developing deep expertise in Functional Medicine and Integrative Psychiatry including root-cause assessment, systems-based diagnosis, and the implementation of comprehensive, individualized care plans that address the biological, neuropsychiatric, and lifestyle contributors to health. Her clinical practice integrates hormones, metabolic function, gut health, inflammation, and mental well-being, with a particular focus on women's health across the lifespan. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington and completed her PMHNP training at Maryville University. Wendy is passionate about bridging conventional medicine with evidence-based integrative approaches and advancing provider education in functional and integrative psychiatry.
Beyond Weight Loss: The Expanding Role of GLP-1’s
With over a decade of experience in the medical field, Whitney Goudjil, APRN, FNP-C, is a dedicated Family Nurse Practitioner passionate about helping people feel their best through a functional medicine approach. She believes in getting to the root cause of illness rather than simply treating symptoms, empowering her patients to achieve optimal health and balance. Drawing on years of clinical expertise and a genuine love for holistic wellness, Whitney integrates evidence-based medicine with lifestyle, nutrition, and preventive care to support her patients’ unique health journeys. Outside of her practice, she is happily married and the proud mother of four. She loves spending time outdoors—whether hiking, camping, or exploring nature with her family—and cherishes time spent with friends and loved ones. Her compassionate spirit and commitment to whole-person care make her a trusted partner in every patient’s path to wellness.