Daniela Izatt

Daniela Izatt, LCSW, brings a focused practice centered on addictions and related areas such as communication problems, forgiveness, guilt and shame, isolation and loneliness, life purpose, and self-love. She works with children, teens, adults, couples, and families, drawing on experience across school-based mental health, substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and work with veterans and active-duty service members. Her work attends to how identity, culture, and faith intersect with mental health concerns and major life transitions.

Her background includes training in several therapeutic models that inform a flexible clinical style. Daniela aims to support participation in recovery and relationship growth while addressing the emotional and behavioral patterns that contribute to distress. She describes being inspired by resilience in others and frames her practice around respectful collaboration, listening, and practical skills that connect with each personâs circumstances.

As a licensed clinician practicing in Utah, Daniela maintains a professional focus on building healthier communication, stronger boundaries, and more sustainable coping strategies for those navigating addiction, trauma, grief, or ongoing struggles with shame and self-worth.