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Kimberly Millett

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Kimberly Millett

Kimberly Millett is a Utah licensed clinical social worker and Certified Clinical Partner Specialist at Therapy Utah. She helps couples and individuals navigate betrayal trauma, infidelity, compulsive pornography use, sexual disconnection, childhood trauma, anxiety, and parenting concerns. Her training includes PACT couples therapy, Gottman, EFT, EMDR, ART, and parts work. She is accepting clients for Lehi-based care and secure online video sessions anywhere in Utah.

Professional type
Professional
Specialist type
Certified Clinical Partner Specialist
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States
City
Lehi
State or region
Utah
Country
United States
Support offered
Betrayal trauma recovery · Partner support · Sexual addiction and compulsive sexual behavior · Pornography addiction · Infidelity recovery · Couples and relationship support · Therapy modalities · Trauma and PTSD support
Service format
Therapy · Couples therapy
In-person services
Available
Virtual support
Available
Virtual service regions
Utah
Virtual service scope
jurisdiction-limited-or-unspecified
Virtual availability note
verified-on-professional-site
Source use
professional-referral
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2026-08-11T20:34:09.444Z

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