Heather Campagna, MS, ACMHC

She sees children from about age six through older adults, with particular focus on anxiety, trauma, ADHD, autism, developmental disabilities, and PANDAS/PANS — plus the stress and depression that tend to travel with them.

Much of that expertise is lived as well as studied. Heather has raised three children with very different needs: one with spina bifida, one on the autism spectrum, and one with PANDAS/PANS.

Her first priority is helping your body feel safe. When the nervous system is calm, the rest of therapy becomes possible — so she often starts with ILF neurofeedback and regulation skills before going anywhere near the hard material.

From there she works through past experiences and unhelpful patterns using Accelerated Resolution Therapy, EMDR, CBT, DBT, and attachment-based work, building practical tools for balance as you go. For clients who want it, she also integrates faith and spirituality into the work rather than treating it as separate.

Heather holds an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University and an M.S. in Psychology from Brigham Young University, where her work centered on neuropsychology research. She is ART trained and certified in ILF neurofeedback.

She offers in-person sessions in Bountiful and telehealth across Utah and Idaho.

She holds firmly that you should have choices in your own treatment and a voice in how it goes. Nothing gets done to you: you'll hear what she's suggesting and why, and you can say no to any of it.

A free 15-minute consultation is the usual starting point — enough to describe what's happening, hear how she'd approach it, and decide whether to go further. Families often use that call to ask about neurofeedback specifically, since it's the piece people are least familiar with.