Gem Utah

Gentle, Empathetic, Mindful
Empowering women, mothers, and families to receive therapy for mental health.

06/04/2026

Meet Sarai Fowers, CSW

Sarai has a gift for making you feel seen especially in the seasons of life that feel the hardest to talk about. Postpartum struggles, birth trauma, family stress, the weight of patterns you didn’t choose, she meets you there, with warmth and zero judgment.

You were never meant to carry this alone. 🫶

📍 Ogden, UT | Telehealth available
Link in bio to connect with Sarai.

06/03/2026

🫶 Meet the dream team 🫶

Sarai, Mandee, and Justine

What do we all have in common besides being therapists?

We’re moms.

So yes, we can help you process your anxiety, relationship struggles, postpartum challenges, grief, and life’s hardest moments… while also knowing exactly where that mysterious smell in the car is probably coming from 💀

We’ve survived sleepless nights, endless snack requests, separation struggles, forgotten toys and the mental gymnastics of remembering

Motherhood doesn’t make us better therapists, but it definitely gives us a real-life understanding of the beautiful, messy, exhausting, and meaningful parts of being human.

We’re a team of moms who are passionate about helping other humans feel supported, validated, and seen!

And honestly? We think that’s a pretty great team 🥰

Now tell us: what’s the most “mom” thing you’ve done this week?
👇

05/19/2026

Grief after this kind of loss doesn’t follow rules. It doesn’t care about timelines or explanations. It can show up as silence, as anger, as numbness, as love that still has nowhere to go. And it can all exist at the same time.

If you’ve been through fetal demise, you don’t need to justify your grief or shrink it to make it easier for others to understand. Your experience matters. Your baby matters.

We gotchu! 🫶

05/17/2026

Things I’m not falling for postpartum edition:

🫣 Bonding happens naturally - excuse me what!
🤯 Breastfeeding is free - the audacity!
😅 This is the happiest time of your life - thanks Susan!
🧐 Your baby is healthy, that’s all that matters - coooool.

Meanwhile I’m surviving on crumbs, Googling everything, emotionally negotiating with a newborn at 3am, and wondering if I’m the only one quietly struggling.

Postpartum therapy exists for this exact reason. A postpartum therapist can help you sort through anxiety, intrusive thoughts, identity shifts, sleep deprivation spirals, and the “why does this feel harder than I was told?” moments… without judgment or toxic positivity.

You learn how to translate it into real life in a way that feels safe and doable. How to set boundaries without spiraling. How to tell your partner what you actually need. How to respond when someone says something unhelpful without freezing or people-pleasing. How to trust your own voice again in a season where everything feels loud.

You don’t have to white-knuckle this season alone.

We gotchu! 🫶

05/13/2026

Turns out crying in the shower isn’t actually your only coping skill option 👀

We help support moms through:
✨ postpartum anxiety
✨ OCD
✨ stillbirth & infant loss
✨ NICU/birth trauma
✨ motherhood identity shifts

And yes…
🤍 we take insurance
🤍 you can bring your baby
🤍 virtual sessions available across Utah

Because sometimes the hardest part of starting therapy is figuring out how to make it all work as a mom.

05/11/2026

To the moms doing a million invisible things every day, we see you. 🤍

Happy Mother’s Day to the mothers, stepmothers, grieving mothers, postpartum moms, NICU moms, single moms, and those longing to become mothers.

You matter here.

🫶

05/09/2026

Baby is asleep.
How much stuff can you get done?

Respectfully, none. 🩵

Because apparently my therapist says “buying tiny plants and repotting them in complete silence” counts as regulating my nervous system.

So instead of deep cleaning the house, I’ll be outside watering my emotional support herbs and pretending I don’t hear the laundry.

Turns out joy, sunlight, hobbies, and little moments that make you feel human again actually support mental health especially postpartum.

What makes you feel human!?

05/04/2026

Have a great day here at Lagoon! 😅
Motherhood can be so hard. And especially when your kiddo is a deeply feeling kid. For those of you that are from Utah and have been to Lagoon I see you! lol. And maybe you saw us too 😂
I can kind of laugh now, but definitely cried my way through the park to the car today.

Sometimes our kids have majorrr meltdowns (5yr). And you know what in the moment there are parts of ourselves that are embarrassed, ashamed, frustrated, angry, etc. Yup! Me! I could feel myself wanting to shut down, hide, yell. And while I wasn’t my best self I was able to recognize in the moment what I was feeling. I count that as a win. Was it shame? Yup! Was it embarrassment? Yes! Was it the perfectionist part? Absolutely!
Once I was able to slow down and breathe I could see how much I was impacted by the outside noise.

I think sometimes we forget we are in this together. Parenthood is hard. Kids with biggggg emotions are hard. Postpartum is hard. But we continue to show up and do the hard work. We learn skills to regulate, we learn skills to repair, we learn skills to feel. If you are struggling. You are not alone! 🩵

Thanks to the person that grabbed the shoes that were launched. And the people that darted out of the way as the wagon was speed walking outta there! 🩵

Thanks to the baby for not losing his s**z too! I really appreciate that.

Sincerely, a mom who may never go back to Lagoon 😴

04/30/2026

No one really prepares you for the biggest transition of your life.

You think it’s about having a baby…
But, it’s actually about becoming a sleep-deprived, snack dependent, emotionally complex version of yourself who cries over tiny socks and cold coffee.

Postpartum is wild!
One minute you’re obsessed with your baby, the next you’re wondering who you are, where your brain went, and why you just reheated the same cup of coffee for the 4th time.

And then there’s postpartum depression.
Where everything feels heavier than it should.
The joy you expected feels muted, your energy is gone,
and even the smallest things can feel overwhelming.

It’s loving your baby, but not always feeling like yourself in the process.

It’s missing your old life, feeling guilty for it, and wondering if you’ll ever feel “normal” again.

The biggest transition isn’t just becoming a parent it’s becoming a whole new person while trying to find your way back to yourself.

And some days?
It’s really hard.
And it’s okay to not be okay 🤍

Reach out today to get the support and care you deserve!

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2909 Washington Boulevard
Ogden, UT
84401

Website

http://gemutah.org/

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