New Low-Cost Therapy!
provided by psychology doctoral student, Emma Mansour
Dr. Noyes is pleased to welcome 6th year counseling psychology doctoral student Emma Mansour, MS, into his practice. Emma will be working under the direct supervision of Dr. Noyes and currently has reduced rate ($60/session) slots available.
Emma's therapy style
I believe that each person possesses personal strengths that can help him or her cope with a variety of life circumstances. My focus in therapy is to help you identify your strengths and use them to your advantage. In essence, I help my clients develop a language of strength. Although it may be harder for people to talk about or even identify positive qualities and personal strengths, my theory is that people who use their strengths regularly will function better in life.
I work at finding ways to foster hope in order to increase your ability to deal with adversity and overcome challenges. I do this by reducing the scope of the problem, breaking it down into components that can be tackled one at a time. I identify skills and coping mechanisms that enable you to overcome a particular challenge.
Education
PhD. Expected 2013, from University of Utah, Counseling Psychology
M.S. from University of Utah, 2010, Counseling Psychology
M.A. from American University, 2003, Psychology
B.A. from Brigham Young University, 2001, Psychology
Counseling Experience
Individual Therapy, Weber State University Counseling Center, 2010-2011
Group Therapy, University Neuropsychiatric Institute, 2009-2010
Group Therapy, Valley Mental Health Masters Program, 2009-2010
Individual Therapy, Center for Human Potential, 2009-2010
Dementia Screening, Salt Lake City VA Medical Center, 2008-2009
Patient Support Program, Moran Eye Center, 2008
Individual Therapy and Assessment, University of Utah Counseling Center, 2007-2008