To make an appointment, please call 435.283.7136
Hi, My name is Rachelle Holbrook. I attended Snow as a Freshman just out of High School and loved it! Though some things were difficult, it was a time of self-discovery and helped shape me into the person I have become. Many faculty and staff contributed to not only my academic learning, but also my personal journey. I have always been grateful for their willingness to give of themselves for the benefit of others in what I attribute to be “The Spirit of Snow”. Their example made me want to share this Snow Spirit with others, so after working in both Garfield County and North Sanpete School Districts, when a position opened in the Counseling Center, I jumped at the chance to return to Snow. I hope to share “The Spirit of Snow” that was given to me with all current Snow College students!
If you come into the Counseling and Wellness Center, chances are I will be one of the first faces you see. I hope all who come to our office feel accepted and comfortable. Whether you need to meet with a counselor or you just want to come and decompress in the Zen Den, my goal is that each individual will always feel welcome.
In addition to being the office manager for the Counseling Center, I am also the Prevention Specialist for Snow College. You might see me presenting in your classes or with the Wellness Advocates on Campus as we host different activities. Feel free to come say hello and join us in our activities. I love opportunities to interact with students and get to know them better. I look forward to meeting YOU!
No matter how challenging life seems, always believe in the Power of Yet.
If there is anything I can help you with, please let me know. You can reach me at 435.283.7136 or by email at ude.wons@koorbloh.ellehcar.
Bryan is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor. He is a graduate of Snow College, received a B.S. degree is Family and Human Development from Utah State University, and a M.A. degree in Master of Counseling, Mental Health Counseling from the University of Phoenix.
For the past 11 years, Bryan has been employed with the Dept. of Corrections as a Licensed Clinical Therapist working in a drug and alcohol program called HOPE. Bryan has enjoyed helping offenders with their substance abuse and mental health issues as they prepare to re-enter society and strive to be more successful in their live choices.
Bryan has also several years of experience employed as a contract therapist for both the DCFS and JJS systems. He has enjoyed helping adolescents and their families work through mental health, substance abuse, and trauma issues.
Bryan served 22 years in the Utah Army National Guard and was able to retire after serving 3 deployments. Bryan enjoys working with military veterans as well as others serving in public safety positions.
Bryan draws from a variety of treatment methods and experience to help serve those struggling with mental health and addictions in reaching their potential and overall happiness and satisfaction in life.
Bryan enjoys spending time with his wife and 5 children. Bryan enjoys spending time outside, hunting, fishing, and riding ATV’s.
Bryan believes that it is never too late to learn, grow, and change. He also believes that goals and ambitions in life can be achieved through hard work and support from others.
Scott joined the Snow College Counseling and Wellness Center in September, 2017. He has been licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist in Hawaii since 2003 and in Utah since April, 2017. He received an Associate of Arts degree from Dixie College, a Bachelors of Social Work degree from BYU Hawaii and a Masters of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Indiana State University. Scott's work experience includes family violence, inpatient mental health, outpatient case management, sex offenders and private practice. He most recently spent about 16 years working in a residential treatment facility for troubled youth utilizing an ocean and land based wilderness adventure therapy model.
Scott is married and has five children. He loves learning the wisdom of various cultures and is really enjoying working with the students at Snow College. In his spare time, he likes doing a little woodworking and fixing broken stuff.
Life philosophy is "Saltwater heals".
You can reach Scott at 435.283.7136 or by email at . (Make sure to include the 1 or your email will go to the Scott Allred in the Art Department.)
Hi! My name is Gena Barton and I am a licensed clinical mental health counselor. I have been working in the field for over 16 years and have experience in community mental health, private practice, residential treatment, and my very favorite--college counseling! I graduated from Snow College (Go Badgers!), Utah State University, and Liberty University.
I enjoy helping people who are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, self-esteem, body image, as well as many other challenges life can throw our way. I emphasize building trust and having a strong therapeutic relationship as the basis for growth and change. I appreciate the differences in everyone and I use several therapeutic modalities based on the needs of those I work with. I love my work as a counselor and I enjoy helping others thrive by embracing change and building upon strengths. If you feel that my services could help you, I would love to get to know you and build on your strengths!
