mental health team
Jone Lokahi Vuikadavu
Mental Health Therapist, LCSW
Lokahi is a husband and a father who values time with his beautiful wife, their beloved daughters, family, sports, learning and growing. A few quotes that he tries to adopt in his life is one shared by Henry Eyring “'I never met a man (woman/child) I couldn't learn something from"' and by Thomas S Monson “See others as they may become”. Lokahi knows that as fellow travelers in this journey of life, we all have potential, we all have something to contribute, we all have worth, and that has been his approach with the work that he does in the human service field and more importantly at home where he feels that it is important to invest our best efforts. He has been blessed with opportunities of life experiences; school opportunities where he attended BYUH for some time and then graduated from BYU Provo with a Bachelors in Family Studies including a Master’s in Social Work from UVU; work opportunities that have created environments to practice what he has learnt and to learn from others including the adoption of various interventions that he now uses to help those in need. Some of the interventions that he has used and also learnt are EMDR, concepts of CBT, DBT, ACT, strength-based focus, motivational interviewing, play therapy, Autplay therapy, sand tray therapy, attachment focused approach, solution focused, client centered, couples therapy, family therapy, group therapy. He recognizes that one of the most important things in therapy is to meet individuals where they are at and help be a guide, and support for them to where they want to go with the tools that they need. He considers the trust placed on him to help with that journey, a great blessing and a privilege.
Brittany Rich
Mental Health Therapist, AMFT
Brittany is a marriage and family therapist. She got her undergrad in Psychology at UVU and her graduate degree at Arizona State University. She is trained in the Gottman method and Emotionally Focused Therapy as well as a wide range of other methods of therapy. She loves to bake. If she wasn’t a therapist she would love to open her own bakery! She loves to watch movies with her husband and explore new places with her family.
Joan Davis
Mental Health Therapist, CSW
Joan Davis is a clinical therapist with a masters degree in social work from Brigham Young University. She is passionate about helping children, adolescents and families navigate the challenges of life with greater resilience, charity and connection. Her journey into social work was deeply personal - she has long felt called to support individuals who are hurting, especially those who have experienced trauma or who feel unseen in their struggles. She approaches therapy with warmth, authenticity, and a trauma informed lens. Her work is grounded in evidence based modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness based interventions. She strives to create a safe and supportive space where clients feel heard, valued and empowered to grow. Fun fact: she likes sky diving, butterflies and bees. In her personal time she writes poetry and likes taking long walks.
