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Wilderness Therapy in Winter: Staying Safe While Healing & Having Fun
Wilderness therapy in winter offers therapeutic value and unique opportunities for growth, especially at Aspiro. Not only is winter in Utah incredibly beautiful with the
Welcoming Jamie Ahern Back To Aspiro’s Clinical Team
As we launch into 2019 Aspiro is excited to welcome Jamie Ahern back to the Clinical Team! Jamie is a warm and inviting therapist with
Defining Level 1 Autism: Distinguishing Why Different Levels of Care are Needed for Different Traits
By: Carl Smoot, PhD, Shane A. Whiting, Ph.D., LMFT, Brandon Moffitt, LPC Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is defined as having persistent deficits in social communication
Aspiro’s Book of the Month – Review of “Option B’
by Ryon Smith, LCSW One of the many things I enjoy about working here at Aspiro is the emphasis placed on professional and personal development.
Aspiro Girls Groups Incorporate Both Adventure and Wellness
Aspiro has been successfully working with young women for over 12 years utilizing an integrated approach of wilderness adventure therapy paired with individual, group, and
Treating Eating Disorders and Body Image Issues in Wilderness Therapy
I became passionate about treating eating disorders and body image disorders almost 15 years ago. It’s not an easy area of practice because progress can
