Modern Eve
Therapy and Counseling in Sandy, Utah
We’re a therapy practice in Sandy, Utah, and we’re irreverent, untucked mental health pros. We work with eating disorders, body image, complex trauma, and faith transitions, with LGBTQIA+ affirming care throughout. In person in Sandy, by video anywhere in Utah. Just know, this ain’t your mama’s counseling.™
11075 S State St Ste 5B, Sandy, UT 84070 (385) 469-6609
WELCOME TO
What we treat
Every therapist here carries advanced training in eating disorders and trauma. Pick the thing that brought you here and read how we work with it.
Meet the Team
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Kimberlee Cook (she/her)
CSW
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Taylor Cole (she/they)
MFTi
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Edee Burton (she/her)
MSWi
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Emma Aanderud (she/her)
CSW
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Lauren Sorensen (she/her)
MFTi
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Erin Monson (she/her)
AMFT
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![Rachelle Aurich, CSW – inclusive therapist in Utah providing support for eating disorders, grief and loss, faith transitions, and LGBTQIA+ mental health.]()
Rachelle Aurich (she/her)
CSW
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![McKell Schreiner, SUDC, CSW – trauma therapist in Murray, Utah focused on complex trauma, substance abuse recovery, sexual empowerment, and couples therapy.]()
McKell Schreiner (she/her)
CSW, SUDC
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Sydney Parker (she/her)
LPC, CMHC
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Shannon Ricks (she/her)
LMFT
Modern Eve is where badasses go for mental health support. Break free of those systems that oppress us. Start eating the foods you love without guilt or shame.
Looking to up your confidence, break out of societal “shoulds”, and find professionals who get it? Hell yeah! You've come to the right place.
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Client Reviews
6 insurance plans accepted
SelectHealth, Aetna, University of Utah Health Plans, EMI Health, HMHI, DMBA
10 licensed therapists
Eating disorders, body image, complex trauma, anxiety, ADHD
Ages 13 and up
Teens and adults, LGBTQIA+ affirming, in person or by video
Insurance and rates
Plans our therapists accept
Not every provider takes every plan, so confirm coverage with your therapist before your first session.
Self-pay rates
A limited number of sliding scale spots may be available. We provide superbills for out of network reimbursement, though we cannot guarantee what your plan will pay. You have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of your costs.
Did you catch us on
Good Things Utah
Shannon Ricks, LMFT, talks through how to build a better relationship with food. We also cover the nine truths about eating disorders, body image, and mindful eating.
Visit us
Our Sandy office
Our in-person office sits on State Street in Sandy, just south of The Shops at South Town and a few minutes from I-15.
Modern Eve Therapy
11075 S State St Ste 5B
Sandy, UT 84070
(385) 469-6609
info@moderneve.org
Office hours
Mon to Thu 9am to 8pm
Fri 9am to 4pm
Sat and Sun closed
Session times vary by therapist.
Getting here
Parking: free on-site parking, accessible parking available
Suite 5B: signed from the main lobby
Access: our office is up a flight of stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.
Transit: UTA buses run State Street
Head east on 10600 South, cross I-15, then turn south on State Street. We are just under half a mile down, near The Shops at South Town.
Head north on State Street through Draper. We are just past 11400 South, across from Scheels.
Head south on State Street for roughly 9 miles, straight through Midvale. We are south of The Shops at South Town. Our old Murray office has moved here.
Take 9000 South east to State Street, then head south about 2 miles past 10600 South.
Driving directions to our Sandy office
Where we work
In person in Sandy, and by video for clients anywhere in Utah. Clients commonly travel to us from:
- Sandy
- Murray
- West Jordan
- Cottonwood Heights
- Bluffdale
- Daybreak
- Taylorsville
- South Jordan
- Midvale
- Draper
- Riverton
Common questions
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Our office is at 11075 S State St Ste 5B, Sandy, UT 84070. Most of our therapists see clients in person there, and every therapist offers secure video sessions anywhere in Utah. Walk and talk sessions in a nearby park or cafe are an option for local clients.
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The office is open Mon to Thu 9am to 8pm, Fri 9am to 4pm. Sat and Sun closed. Individual therapist availability varies, so ask about specific times on your consult call.
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Sessions with an independently licensed clinician are $150 for 50 minutes. Sessions with an associate or student clinician are $130. We accept SelectHealth, University of Utah Health Plans, Aetna, DMBA, EMI, HMHI, and HSA cards. A limited number of sliding scale spots may be available.
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Book a free 10-minute consult call or phone the office at (385) 469-6609. We will talk through what you are looking for and match you with the therapist who fits best.
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We recommend weekly sessions to start, since momentum matters early while you and your therapist build a relationship. Once you have met some or all of your goals, meeting less often makes sense.
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We do not work with clients under 12, and we can only see clients who live in Utah. If you need to cancel, we ask for 24 hours notice or the session is still charged.
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Yes. There is free parking in the lot in front of the building, and the entrance is step free.
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Let's find out if we're a fit
Finding a therapist in Utah shouldn't feel like picking cereal in the health food aisle. Book a free 10-minute call, meet a real clinician, and go from there.
If you cannot wait to speak to someone, call or text the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988, available 24 hours a day.