Manaaki Mental Health
Category: Mental health clinic
About this business
Are you suffering in silence? Feeling as if the world is too heavy to bare? Noticing your panic attacks, and feeling of sadness grow? Have you been noticing that your career, personal relationships and interests are at an all time low?
At Manaaki Mental Health, we take our therapeutic services to the next level by continually learning and practicing the latest and newest evidence based interventions. We are culturally attuned with clinicians descending from over the globe that are certified, have personal, unique and ethnic backgrounds with a healthy worldview.
Manaaki derives from the Maori Language meaning “to cherish, conserve and sustain.”
Here within our office you will be embraced by us with the essence of “Manaaki.” Arohanui
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Manaaki Mental Health excels as a culturally-sensitive therapy practice led by the exceptional Celia, who receives overwhelming praise for her transformative approach. Clients consistently describe her as compassionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about healing. The practice stands out for providing culturally-competent care specifically tailored to Polynesian and Latter-day Saint communities, eliminating the need for clients to explain cultural contexts. Reviewers highlight life-changing results, with many noting significant personal growth even after single sessions. Celia’s team, including therapist Taylor, also receives praise for creating safe, welcoming environments. The practice offers flexible virtual sessions and accommodates various scheduling needs. While reviews are overwhelmingly positive, the limited number of reviews mentioning other practitioners suggests Celia remains the primary draw. The practice demonstrates particular strength in trauma healing, relationship counseling, and providing practical tools for ongoing mental wellness.
5663 S Redwood Rd Unit 2, Suites 5 & 6, Taylorsville, UT 84123
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From the business, Identifies as Indigenous-owned, Identifies as women-owned, Accessibility, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Amenities, Gender-neutral restroom, Restroom, Crowd, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safespace, Planning, Appointments recommended, Parking, On-site parking
