THERAPY FOR OCD, INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS, & RECLAIMING YOUR PERSONAL BOUNDARIES


SPECIALIZED CARE FOR UTAH EDUCATORS, HEALTHCARE WORKERS & OTHER PROFESSIONALS


Now taking new clients!


Learn to manage anxiety, fear, urgency, and putting everyone else’s needs first, without sacrificing the quality of care you provide your community.

Laurel Mallonee, therapist, smiling and sitting casually on white couch.

Therapy is a space to understand what’s driving these patterns and learn how to respond with more confidence and self-trust. Together, we will work toward creating new patterns and building a steadier inner foundation, so you can make choices that align with who you are and feel like yours.

Our work together will be lightly structured with focus on self-understanding, self-trust, and momentum in making progress. I will be your partner in working on these changes and support you in the challenges (because it can be hard!), and I will also offer gentle but direct feedback.

WHAT I TREAT


Teacher looking off in the distance with many worried thoughts.

OCD AND INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS

Teacher in front of class teaching, but dealing with intrusive thoughts and overthinking.

BURNOUT AND PERFECTIONISM

Educator looking up at thought bubble showing students she's worried about.

PEOPLE-PLEASING AND BOUNDARIES

Nurse smiling and wrapping the arm of a patient while urgent overthinking runs through her head.

ANXIETY IN HELPING PROFESSIONS

Nurse talking with patient while she worries about other patients.

OVERTHINKING AND RUMINATION

Teacher worried about difficult conversations she needs to have with students.

NAVIGATING UNHEALTHY SYSTEMS

Educator having intrusive thoughts and thinking "what if"

SELF-ABANDONMENT AND RESENTMENT

CONFLICT & DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS

WHO I HELP


educators.

You’re trying to care for your students and navigate the pressures of the school system, all while also navigating the maze of anxiety and guilt in your own mind. You can take your power back from the job demands and the thought spirals, and gain confidence in being the positive influence that you are.

Teacher's eyes looking up at collage, showing students she's worried about and teacher elements like paintbrushes and music notes.
Healthcare professional with a clipboard talking to someone while worried about her patients.

healthcare professionals.

You’re coping from the burnout of odd hours, compassion fatigue, and navigating an unhealthy industry politics by staying stuck in mental loops, constant alertness, and overthinking. You don’t have to survive through over-functioning, you can prioritize your needs while still offering excellent care.

anxious professionals.

If you are not in education or healthcare, but resonate with the struggles of overthinking, intrusive thoughts, people pleasing, or setting healthy boundaries, please reach out! I’d love to work with you.

WE WILL BE A GOOD FIT IF…

…you suspect you have anxiety or OCD but want some clarity about what’s going on in your head

…you’ve been diagnosed with or talked with your providers about having OCD, but haven’t received OCD-specific treatment before

…you are tired of taking on responsibility, but don’t know if you could stand the guilt of not taking it on

…you are ready to speak your truth and express your needs, but aren’t sure how to go about doing that

…you’ve done good work on your anxiety, but it is still disrupting your life, has re-surfaced, or you just need some additional support

…you’re ready to work for sustainable change, rather than getting a few coping skills

HOW THERAPY HELPS


You’ll be able to get un-stuck from the loop of anxious thoughts and OCD and go about your day.

You’ll stop buying into the shame and build confidence in yourself.

Instead of organizing your life around anxiety you’ll connect with your values.

You will stop needing so much reassurance and develop greater self-trust and steadiness over time.

you will start to just do things, without so much mental work.


Laurel Mallonee, therapist, headshot.
  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker
  • 15+ years experience
  • OCD & anxiety specialist
  • Professional experience in Utah schools and hospitals
  • In-office therapy for Murray, Millcreek, SLC, and surrounding areas
  • Virtual therapy across Utah

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do you offer a free consultation?
What are your office hours and locations?

Monday-Thursday 11am-6:30pm

I offer virtual appointments to all Utah residents.

Do you do in-person or online sessions?

Both! I offer in-person appointments at my office in Murray, and I offer online sessions for all Utah residents.

What is your session fee?

Cash pay rate: $185 for a 55-minute session.

Payments accepted in forms of card, HSA, FSA, cash, check, or Venmo.

Do you accept insurance?

I am in-network with

  • Compsych Care Management (not the EAP) and
  • Huntsman Mental Health Institute Behavioral Health Network (HMHI-BHN). **These are typically University of Utah employee plans. HMHI is often part of BCBS or U of U plans. Please note that I am not in-network with other BCBS plans.
How can I schedule my first session?
Are there benefits to choosing self pay therapy?

Choosing self pay therapy gives you greater privacy, flexibility, and control over your care. It allows you to choose a therapist based on their specialty, approach, personality, training, and experience—not simply whether they are included in your insurance network. We can focus on your goals and what’s important to you, at your pace, rather than insurance requirements. It allows therapy to be tailored to your unique needs instead of a diagnosis or predetermined treatment plan.

TRUSTED BY FELLOW THERAPISTS & PROFESSIONALS

“I’ve recommended clients to Laurel over the years and have heard amazing feedback about the growth and progress make in therapy with her. She can be direct yet warm – a hard balance to strike but very helpful in therapy.”

-Nicole Herway, Clinical Social Work/Therapist LCSW


“Laurel is a highly skilled therapist who shines at striking a balance between meeting you where you are and helping you work toward where you want to be. Her expertise is a wonderful fit for people ready to feel more fulfilled in their relationships.”

-Caitlin Moore, Counselor CMHC


I offer in-person therapy at my Murray office for OCD, Intrusive Thoughts, and Boundary Therapy for residents in Murray, Millcreek, Salt Lake City, Holladay, Sandy, and surrounding areas.


reach out.

Send me a message to schedule a free, no-pressure 15-minute consultation, a first appointment, or to simply ask a question.

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