Our Sex Therapists in Provo, Pleasant Grove, and Across Utah

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Covenant Sex Therapy is a team of licensed therapists who focus on sexual concerns for individuals and couples. Our practice was founded by Dr. Anthony Hughes, an AASECT-certified sex therapist. We see clients in our Provo and Pleasant Grove offices and by telehealth anywhere in Utah, in English and Spanish. When you reach out, we match you with the therapist whose experience best fits what you're facing.

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Meet our therapists

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Dr. Anthony Hughes, PhD, LMFT, CST

Founder of Covenant Sex Therapy. Anthony holds a PhD from Brigham Young University, is an AASECT-certified sex therapist and AAMFT Approved Supervisor, and is the author of You, Me, and We. He works with desire, arousal, orgasm, pain, sexual satisfaction, and out-of-control sexual behavior.

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Dr. Jared Hawkins, PhD, LMFT

Jared holds a PhD in Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy from Texas Tech University and has published research on marriage and family therapy. He helps individuals and couples with sexual desire differences, sexual dysfunction, unwanted pornography use, trauma, and anxiety, often using emotionally focused therapy.

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Dr. Brian Hansen, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist

Brian is a licensed clinical psychologist and sex therapist with more than twelve years of experience. He earned his doctorate in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University and helps individuals and couples with intimacy, sexual health, and connection.

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​Tasha Diaz, LMFT

Tasha is a licensed marriage and family therapist and approved supervisor. She has guest lectured at BYU and Utah Valley University on sex therapy and emotional abuse, and she helps clients integrate sexuality and spirituality.

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Kate Handy, LMFT

Kate focuses on couples working through desire differences, difficulty with pleasure or orgasm, sexual pain, sexual communication, and unwanted sexual behavior. She draws on EMDR, CBT, EFT, and ACT.

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Katrina Nelson, LMFT

​Katrina works with individuals and couples on desire, arousal, orgasm, pain, sexual trauma, betrayal, and out-of-control sexual behavior. She is trained in emotionally focused therapy and Lifespan Integration.

 

Kelsey Christopulos, LMFT

Kelsey is a licensed marriage and family therapist and approved supervisor. She helps couples with differences in sexual desire, communicating about sex, and experiencing pleasure, and she is trained in EMDR.

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Ashley Lovell, LMFT

Ashley works with sexual pain, differences in desire, premature ejaculation, sexual abuse, faith transitions, perfectionism, and anxiety. She is trained in EMDR.

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Hannah Grundvig, LMFT

Hannah helps couples facing betrayal from pornography and communication struggles, and individuals dealing with sexual trauma, anxiety, and depression. She primarily uses solution-focused brief therapy.

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Josh Larsen, LCMHC, LSUDC

Josh is dually licensed as a clinical mental health counselor and substance use disorder counselor. He helps with shame, compulsive behavior, impulse control, anxiety, and trauma.

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Auriane Davis, LCSW

Auriane works with individuals, couples, and families and is passionate about sexual health and pleasure. She also helps clients with anxiety, depression, relationship strain, and grief.

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Amelia Robbins, LAMFT

Amelia works with sexual pain, low desire, difficulty reaching orgasm, and desire differences, and especially enjoys helping women feel more connected to their bodies and sexuality.

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Bekah Barton, LAMFT

​Bekah helps individuals with sex and sexuality, life transitions, anxiety, and depression, using Brainspotting, narrative therapy, and solution-focused brief therapy.

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Seth Rimer, CSW

Seth helps individuals and couples with unwanted sexual behaviors, differences in sexual desire, and difficulty communicating about sex, using CBT, ACT, and motivational interviewing.

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Our staff

 

Abby Pew, Office Manager

Abby helps new clients get started and keeps our offices running smoothly.

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Valerie Hutchinson, Billing

Valerie handles billing and insurance questions.

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Questions about our therapists

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How do you match me with a therapist?

When you contact us, we ask a few questions about what brings you in and whether you want in-person or telehealth sessions. Then we match you with a therapist whose experience fits your concern.

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Where do your therapists see clients?

We see clients in person at our Provo office, 3355 North University Avenue, Suite 250, and our Pleasant Grove office, 519 West State Street, Suite 102. We also offer secure telehealth sessions anywhere in Utah.

 

Do you offer therapy in Spanish?

Yes. Let us know when you reach out and we'll match you with a Spanish-speaking therapist.

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What do the letters after each name mean?

LMFT means licensed marriage and family therapist. LAMFT means associate marriage and family therapist, and CSW means certified social worker; both are licensed in Utah and practice under the supervision of a fully licensed clinician. LCSW means licensed clinical social worker. LCMHC means licensed clinical mental health counselor, and LSUDC means licensed substance use disorder counselor. PsyD and PhD are doctoral degrees. CST means AASECT-certified sex therapist.