Sex Therapy in Pleasant Grove, Utah
Covenant Sex Therapy sees individuals and couples at our Pleasant Grove office for the full range of sexual concerns. Our practice was founded by Dr. Anthony Hughes, an AASECT certified sex therapist, and every therapist here is trained and supervised in sex therapy. We also see clients by telehealth anywhere in Utah.
Our Pleasant Grove office
519 West State Street, Suite 102, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
There is plenty of parking out front. Take the stairs to the left of the building down to a small breezeway. Our suite is labeled Covenant Sex Therapy, and there are only two suites on that side of the building, so it is easy to find.
That layout also means you will not walk through a busy lobby or past a full waiting room to reach us. For a lot of our clients, that privacy matters more than anything else about the space. The offices themselves are bright and comfortable.
When you arrive, take a seat. Your therapist will come out to greet you once they have finished with the session before yours.
Therapists at our Pleasant Grove office
Dr. Anthony Hughes, PhD, LMFT
Anthony founded Covenant Sex Therapy. He holds a PhD from Brigham Young University, is an AASECT certified sex therapist and an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, and wrote You, Me, and We. He works with desire, arousal, orgasm, sexual pain, satisfaction, and sexual behavior that feels out of control.
Dr. Jared Hawkins, PhD, LMFT
Jared holds a PhD in Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy from Texas Tech University and has published research in the field. He helps individuals and couples with differences in sexual desire, sexual dysfunction, unwanted pornography use, trauma, and anxiety, often using emotionally focused therapy.
Kate Handy, LMFT
Kate works with couples on differences in desire, difficulty with pleasure or orgasm, sexual pain, talking about sex, and unwanted sexual behavior. She draws on EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy.
Ashley Lovell, LMFT
Ashley works with sexual pain, differences in desire, premature ejaculation, and the effects of sexual abuse. She also helps clients navigating faith transitions, perfectionism, and anxiety, and she is trained in EMDR.
Bekah Barton, LAMFT
Bekah helps individuals with sex and sexuality, life transitions, anxiety, and depression. She uses Brainspotting, a body-based approach to processing difficult experiences, along with narrative therapy and solution focused brief therapy.
What we treat in Pleasant Grove
Low sexual desire and differences in desire between partners. Arousal difficulty and erectile concerns. Trouble reaching orgasm, and premature or delayed ejaculation. Painful sex and vaginismus. Pornography use that feels out of control. Betrayal and affair recovery. Sexual shame, anxiety, and religious guilt about sex. The effects of sexual abuse and trauma. Obsessive-compulsive disorder as it shows up in sexual and religious life. Couples who want a better sexual relationship without anything being technically wrong.
This is not a full list. If your concern is not here, reach out and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Who we see in Pleasant Grove
Most of the people who come to this office live in Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Lindon, Highland, Alpine, or Cedar Hills. Plenty drive in from farther out across Utah County, because there are not many therapists in the state who specialize in sexual concerns.
If the drive is the obstacle, telehealth is available anywhere in Utah, and it works better than most people expect for this kind of work.
Starting at our Pleasant Grove office
Fill out our contact form and tell us a little about what brings you in. We usually reply within one business day and match you with the therapist whose experience fits your concern. Every therapist accepts self pay, bishop pay, and HSA, and some accept insurance.
We also have an office in Provo if that is closer for you.
Written by Dr. Anthony Hughes, PhD, LMFT, AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist and author of You, Me, and We. Last reviewed September 2026.
