About Us
Therapy That Fits Your Budget
Therapy doesn't have to cost $150–$200 a session.
Ogden Center for Change now offers low-cost ($50 per session with or without insurance) high-quality therapy with graduate-level clinicians who receive weekly supervision from Dr. David Johnson, a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience.
Meet Our Interns
Wendy Beth Cozzens
Clinical Mental Health Counselor Intern
Wendy Beth earned her Bachelor’s degree in Family Science and is currently pursuing her
Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Rocky Mountain University of Health
Professions.
Her work is rooted in genuine connection and the belief that healing begins within a safe,
trusting relationship. She brings a calm, grounded presence to her work, offering empathy, collaboration, and thoughtful guidance.
Wendy Beth integrates mindfulness, emotion regulation, and strengths-based approaches to
support clients as they navigate life transitions, anxiety, relationship challenges, and personal
growth. Her approach is both evidence-based and informed by a contemplative, holistic view of
mental health.
Shaped by diverse life experiences, including solo international travel, Wendy Beth holds deep
respect for each individual’s unique story, culture, and perspective. She is especially passionate
about helping individuals and families who are struggling to stay connected—particularly when
facing challenges related to mental health, differences in gender and sexuality, and religious
beliefs. Her work focuses on helping individuals and families find common ground, increase
understanding, and move forward with greater compassion and love. She is trained in Gottman method couples therapy (level 1).
Wendy Beth is dedicated to walking alongside her clients as they build insight, strengthen
resilience, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Andrea Rivera
Clinical Mental Health Counselor Intern
Andrea Rivera earned a Bachelor’s in Film and Media Arts from the University of Utah and later returned to complete a Bachelor’s in Psychology. Her background in creative expression informs her interest in how art can deepen emotional insight and connection. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University.
Andrea has provided support in a variety of care settings, including work within a hospital behavioral health unit. She primarily works with adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, and mood disorders. Her therapeutic approach draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with attention to how significant life events shape self-concept and emotional patterns.
Andrea believes that while people have many ways to express their inner experiences, identifying what needs to be expressed—and how—can be challenging. Therapy offers space for reflection, meaning-making, and growth, and creative processes can support exploration through symbolism and perspective.
She is committed to fostering self-compassion, personal understanding, and intentional growth. Andrea is especially passionate about helping adults reconnect with their sense of self and purpose, as well as supporting individuals and couples in developing communication skills, healthy boundaries, and fulfilling relationships. Andrea is trained in Gottman method couples therapy (level 1).
Andrea provides low fee therapy services to help enable all to access care.
Accessible Therapy: Your Questions Answered
How much does it cost?
Sessions are $50. If that’s still more than you can manage right now, please talk with us. We don’t want cost to be what keeps you from getting support.
You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate. Under the federal No Surprises Act, uninsured and self-pay clients have the right to an estimate of expected costs.
Who qualifies?
This program is for anyone who:
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Doesn’t have health insurance
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Has insurance with a high deductible that makes therapy expensive
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Would rather not use their health insurance for therapy
What ages do you work with?
We see clients ages 8 and up.
Can I come alone, or with a partner or family?
Either one. We offer individual, couples, and family therapy.
What can I get help with?
Our therapists support clients with:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Relationships
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Trauma
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Faith transitions
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Gender and sexual identity exploration
Are sessions in person or online?
Either. You can come into our office or meet over secure telehealth, whichever works better for you.
When are appointments available?
Sessions are available between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
How do I get started?
Enter your name, phone number, and email using the link below. We’ll reach out to schedule your first appointment. Or call 801.781.5733 Ext 102 or email us at staff@ogdencenterforchange.com