Leslie Brown

He sees teens from about 14, adults, couples, and families. Many people arrive feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in a pattern they can name but can't seem to break — arguments that run the same script every time, a temper that outpaces the situation, stress that has stopped being occasional.

He also works with men who have not been to therapy before and aren't sure it's for them, and with parents trying to reach a teenager who has gone quiet.

He draws on CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and solution-focused techniques inside a trauma-informed, strengths-based frame — practical skills for handling intense emotions and conflict, built on what a person is already doing well.

He is also trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), a structured approach that uses guided eye movements to take the emotional charge out of distressing memories — an option when talk alone hasn't resolved what keeps resurfacing.

The goal he works toward is confidence: leaving with tools you can actually use, a clearer sense of your own patterns, and relationships that feel less like a fight.

Leslie has some evening and weekend appointments available, which makes him a practical option for clients who can't get away during the workday or are coordinating around a teenager's school schedule.

He sees clients in person in Bountiful and via telehealth across Utah and Idaho, and he is a pre-licensed clinician practicing under Dr. Victoria Brown's supervision.

If you're not sure therapy is for you — or you're the one being dragged in by a partner or a parent — a free 15-minute call with him first is a reasonable way to find out. No commitment, and he'd rather you ask the skeptical questions up front than sit through a session wondering.