Max Frost, CMHC Intern
(he/him)
Available in Murray, Plus Online Across Utah
Hi, I’m Max
Therapy works differently when you feel like the therapist is actually on your side. Not the symptom-focused, what-technique-should-I-try version of on your side. Actually curious about you, the particular person you are and the particular life you're in. That's what I try to bring.
I work with people across the age span on relationship difficulties, trauma, anxiety and depression, and life transitions. I'm drawn to the work that asks harder questions: who am I, what do I actually want, how did I get here.
I welcome LGBTQIA+ clients and those in faith transitions. I'm honest about where I'm still building expertise, and I bring genuine curiosity and energy to the work.
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My orientation is person-centered and humanistic-existential, meaning I start with the assumption that you already contain what you need. A genuinely unconditional positive regard is one of the most powerful therapeutic conditions there is. It's harder to provide than it sounds, and I take it seriously.
I use IFS to explore internal dynamics and the interpersonal process approach for relational work. I'm early in my career and I don't pretend to have it all figured out; that honesty tends to create something useful in the room.
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Clinical Mental Health Counselor intern (CMHCi). Training in IFS and person-centered interpersonal process approach. AMSR (Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk) certified.
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In-person sessions in Murray. Online sessions throughout Utah.
Max is completing his master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. His work is supervised by Thomas Skousen, LCSW. Supervised care means a licensed clinician is actively involved in your treatment from the start. Associates here meet weekly with their individual supervisor, join biweekly group supervision, and take part in monthly consultation groups covering specialties like DBT, EMDR, and complex trauma, plus a monthly deep dive training built to sharpen skills and deepen expertise.
Think we might be a fit?
If you think I might be a good fit, the easiest way to get started is to fill out the contact form. You can also call 385-715-0233. When you reach out, you can mention my name so the intake team knows who you are hoping to work with.