Mental Health Counseling & Grief Counseling for Teens & Adults | Virtual & In-Person | Layton, Utah
Life is messy. And all of it is welcome here. Let's walk together on your journey through life's challenges.
Whether you're grieving a loss or struggling through any of life's heaviness, you're not meant to do this alone. I’ll meet you wherever you are.
My name is Camille Miskin, LCSW - but you can call me Cami! I'm a licensed clinical social worker specializing in counseling for grief, trauma, end-of-life, and all-things relationships.
I believe we can channel our own growth and healing – and therapy can be a beautiful place to facilitate our expansion. My therapeutic approach blends the clinical with the holistic so a wide variety of your needs can be met.
You deserve to feel at ease instead of overwhelmed: find ease in your relationship with yourself, with others, and in your own life.
Together, we explore ways to build up safety from within.
We create love-informed boundaries, communication techniques that honor unique interpersonal dynamics, and we will curate a toolbox of adaptive emotional processing skills.
Our sessions are a soft place to unravel painful narratives, including the heaviness we carry around from grief, PTSD, and complex trauma.
I'm excited to support individuals ages 14+ who identify with some or all of the following topics:
- Healing from trauma, complex trauma, and/or PTSD
- Dealing with suicidality / suicidal thoughts in yourself and/or in a loved one
- Reeling in the aftermath of loss – recent or not – needing support in navigating grief
- Difficulty setting boundaries with family, at school, or in the workplace
- Struggling with anxiety, depression, overthinking
- Exploring identity and/or religious identity in various forms
- Feeling constantly on-edge; feeling stuck in life
- Difficulty with effective communication and using your voice
- Unraveling shame-based narratives
In addition to working with a variety of mental health challenges, I provide trauma-informed grief therapy for life's many losses, including:
Traumatic/sudden death
Death by suicide, accidental death, death by overdose, or other violence.
Expected death
A death that you saw coming but still turned your world upside down (parent, grandparent loss, death by terminal illness, etc).
Death of a child
Because parents shouldn’t have to bury their child…but you did.
Anticipatory loss (yourself or loved one)
You know death is coming, you’re prepared…and yet it’s still so hard.
Pet loss
An often overlooked type of grief.
Ambiguous Loss
Loss that is not often outwardly seen as a grief to bare and very much depends on personal interpretation (i.e. an undesired home/job move, chronic illness diagnosis, and lots of other situations that require a big transition
I am generally guarded in giving people my trust. However, after my initial session, I felt I had been given a gift: a highly-skilled therapist who not only has a unique understanding of people’s grieving experiences, but also the professional skill set, drive and desire to help people navigate what at times seems impossible. Cami frames the work in ways that make hope and progress accessible to me, and in ways that work with my philosophy of life, and death. She gets to the heart of issues quickly. She has been attuned to pain so intense that some days I found it difficult to simply breathe. She is not afraid to engage in such intensely difficult work.
— Grief client
Pricing
Initial assessment: $170
Individual therapy: $150
Insurances I Accept
- Blue Shield
- United Healthcare
- Meritain Health
- Cigna
- UMR
- Aetna
- PEHP
- DMBA
- Select Health
Please Note:
Channeling Expansion Counseling requires a 24-hour notice when cancelling therapy sessions. Failure to provide this notice will incur a late $75 Late Cancel Fee.
There is a No-Show Fee of $150.
To keep therapy as accessible as possible, I maintain 3 sliding scale spaces at all time. Please let me know if you are interested in one of these spaces when you inquire about sessions.
Mental Health Counseling & Grief Counseling FAQs
Do you work with grief and traumatic loss?
Absolutely yes! In fact, this is one of my specialties. Grief in any form (and especially if the loss was violent or traumatic in some capacity) is devastating and often disorienting. I approach grief with compassion, knowing grief is not something to “rush through or fix.”
The thing I'm dealing with isn't listed anywhere...can we still meet?
Of course! It’s difficult to list out every struggle; every person’s experience is different, and therefore, their particular circumstances will be unique too. Potential clients are always encouraged to complete my contact form and/or book an intake session to learn more.
How do we meet for therapy?
If you’re local to the Weber County area, we can meet in-person at my office. If you’re located in a different area of Utah, we will meet virtually through a secure, HIPPA-compliant video conference platform.
How long does therapy last?
This depends on what you’re looking to get out of our time together. Maybe you’re seeking acute support for a particular season of life; then you could step away from therapy after a few months.
Or maybe you’re craving long-term support. This type of work grows and changes depending on what you want to focus on.
What's the investment in the therapeutic process?
For those who are paying cash, pay-out-of-pocket, my rates are below:
Initial assessment: $170
Individual therapy: $150
Do you take insurance?
Yes! Please complete an inquiry form and we will review your coverage as soon as we can confirm details with your provider (this may take up to a week past your consultation/initial session).
For quick reference, here are the insurances I accept:
- Blue Shield
- United Healthcare
- Meritain Health
- Cigna
- UMR
- Aetna
- PEHP
- DMBA
- Select Health
What if I don't have insurance?
I understand not everyone has access to insurance. With a goal of keeping therapy as accessible as possible, I maintain 3 sliding scale spaces at all time. Please let me know if you are interested in one of these spaces when you inquire about sessions.
