Online Therapy for Kaysville Families and Individuals
Online therapy in Kaysville is available through Roots Counseling & Wellness, a Utah practice that meets clients by secure telehealth video. Parents, teens, couples and individuals can connect with a licensed clinician from home, which can make counseling easier to fit around school, work and activities. You just need to be in Utah during each session.
Telehealth for busy Kaysville households
Kaysville sits between Farmington and Layton along the US-89 corridor, and it is known as a family-oriented community. For many parents, the hardest part of therapy is not deciding to go. It is finding a free hour between school pickup, practices and dinner. Telehealth turns a 50-minute session into just that: 50 minutes, with no drive on either side.
Video can also help when more than one person in the family is involved. A parent and teen, or two partners, can join from the same quiet room without coordinating rides or arranging extra childcare.
Starting telehealth with Roots
Begin by calling (435) 233-2240 or emailing info@rootscw.com during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Tell us a little about what you are looking for, and either request a clinician from our team or let us match you. We then send intake paperwork by secure email, which takes up to 30 minutes and covers contact details, insurance, background and consent. Most first appointments can be scheduled within a week or two, and you will join your clinician by secure video at the scheduled time.
Support for parents, teens and couples
Many Kaysville families start with family counseling, where everyone has a chance to be heard. Teen therapy is available for ages 10 and up, and Roots also runs a Youth DBT group for ages 14 to 18 as part of our DBT program; our team can explain current options. Parents carrying a lot often find support through stress and burnout therapy or anxiety therapy. Partners who want to strengthen their relationship can meet through couples counseling.
What you need for a telehealth visit
- ✓Every person joining the session is physically in Utah at that time.
- ✓An internet connection strong enough for video, plus a device with a working camera and microphone.
- ✓A room with a door where younger siblings or other family members will not walk in.
- ✓Intake paperwork returned before the first appointment when possible.
Helping a teen feel comfortable on video
Many teens are already at ease on a screen, and some find it easier to open up from a familiar space at home. It helps to give your teen a private room and a pair of headphones so they know the conversation is theirs. If you have questions about how parents are involved, ask your clinician at the start. Our guide to preparing for a first counseling session is also worth reading together.
Common questions
Nearby areas we serve
Find a time that works for your family
Reach out through our contact page or call (435) 233-2240, and we will help you set up a first session. To learn how video sessions work, visit our telehealth therapy page, or browse nearby communities on the Davis County page. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.