Mentors

Hello, my name is Aimee!

 I am passionate about helping children and families. I have been working with children for the last 8 years in a preschool setting. I am going to school at Brigham Young University- Idaho to earn a bachelor’s degree in Marriage and Family Studies. I am looking forward to serving as a mentor in the Weber County area.

I recently got married this summer. I enjoy being outside, playing disc golf, and pickleball. Spending time with my family is also really important to me.. 

Dawsen recently graduated from Brigham Young University - Idaho with a Bachelor's degree in Marriage and Family Studies. Dawsen hopes to eventually obtain a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and own his own practice. He previously worked as an academic tutor and found great satisfaction in helping students improve academically and believes that everyone can learn and improve.

Dawsen enjoys doing just about anything, and loves learning and trying new things. Some of his favorite things currently are playing board or card games with friends, learning to cook new recipes, and spending time with his wife, Madi. He is easy to get along with and is a positive influence on everyone around him.

Hello! My name’s Gabrielle. I’m a born-and-raised Utahn. I grew up in the Ogden area, but moved to Logan to attend Utah State University where I recently graduated with my Bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor in Human Development. 

I met my husband up here, and now together, we get to continue to enjoy the beauty of Cache Valley. I love to draw and explore creativity in different ways. I love animals (almost too much) and would probably have hundred of dogs if I could. 

I’m excited for the opportunity to mentor and to learn from the people that I work with as well. 

Anessa is deeply passionate about guiding individuals—children, teens, and adults—through their healing journeys by integrating holistic modalities, proper nutrition, and emotional regulation techniques. She believes that the body possesses the innate ability to heal itself when given the right tools and support. Her approach fosters safety and reconnection, allowing clients to rediscover their voices, process trauma, and create lives rooted in wholeness and resilience.

Currently completing her bachelors/Master’s degree in Social Work, Anessa blends evidence-based trauma therapies with holistic practices such as body talk therapy, mindset reprogramming, and emotional release techniques. She recognizes that true healing extends beyond the mind—it is a full-body process that requires addressing emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being.

Anessa’s own journey of transformation has given her a deep, personal understanding of the struggles her clients face. She is committed to empowering individuals to feel safe in their own skin, trust the healing process, and embrace a future filled with self-compassion and purpose. With a love for the outdoors, lifelong learning, and a passion for international work, Anessa envisions creating healing spaces where individuals from all backgrounds can access the support they need to thrive.

Dylan was born in Las Vegas, Nevada where he spent his early childhood, and then moved to Samoa for four years before relocating to Utah during high school. 

He holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy and is currently pursuing a Master of Social Work (MSW) at the University of Nevada, Reno. 

Dylan has worked in homeless shelters, where he supported individuals in crisis and helped them access essential resources. 

He has also been involved in programs focused on personal and vocational development, assisting people in building the skills needed for long-term growth and stability. 

Dylan is passionate about creating meaningful connections and is excited to support individuals and families as a mentor at Anson Family Counseling.