Center For Human Potential

09/23/2026

Here at Center for Human Potential we understand that once the weather begins to cool down, sometimes it can put a strain on our emotions, cause our hearts to feel heavy, and even make us feel gloomy.

We’re here for you! We’re currently offering talk therapy, medication management, and treatment resistant services. Give our office a call at 801-483-2447 or visit our website at c4hp.com. 🧡

08/05/2026

Dr. Natalie Catlett, PMHNP-BC

Dr. Catlett has extensive experience treating psychiatric and behavioral disorders in children, teens, and young adults in particular. Natalie aims to have a collaborative relationship with her patients, using medications and lifestyle modification strategies to work side-by-side with them toward mental wellness

Follow the link below for more information on Dr. Catlett.

https://c4hp.com/nataliecatlett

07/16/2026

Setta Rahimi, LCSW, PhD (ABD)

Setta considers the art of therapy to be one of sacred space holding and compassionate guidance, and integrate her somatic and energetic specialties with the more scientific approach of polyvagal theory and nervous system regulation.

07/15/2026

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07/14/2026

Welcome Dr. Sara Webb!

Dr. Sara Webb, DNP, APRN, PMHNP‑BC,
PMH-C

Dr. Webb focuses on compassionate, evidence‑based care and works collaboratively with patients to help them feel understood, supported, and empowered in their mental health journey. Dr. Webb is also an assistant professor at the University of Utah, where she teaches advanced psychopharmacology and mental health assessment and diagnosis.

07/14/2026

Welcome Landon!
Landon Lambert, LCSW

Landon provides a collaborative, curious approach to therapy. He prioritizes developing a sense of safety and understanding the client's story and strengths. He has been influenced by depth psychology, existential philosophy, and trauma-informed care. When helpful to the client, he utilizes interventions from Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Expressive Arts Therapy.

07/13/2026

Welcome James!

James Clayton, CMHC intern.

Over the past five years, James’s experience has included providing therapy, supporting hospice patients during end-of-life care, facilitating support groups for individuals living with severe mental illness, and contributing to research on therapeutic interventions.

11/05/2025

Hunter Morgan, DNP Student
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Therapy Student Intern

Hunter has experience in inpatient psychiatric settings, crisis care stabilization, and specialty mental health clinics. He is a second-year DNP student at the University of Utah and has a strong foundation in neuroscience, psychotherapy, and mental health/substance use disorders. Outside of healthcare, he enjoys attending concerts, spending time in nature, and staying active through dirt biking and Jeeping in Utah’s red rock country.

11/05/2025

Shasta Mitchell, DNP
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Philosophical Orientation:

"My belief is that individuals have complete control over their lives and are responsible for creating their own meaning and purpose."

11/05/2025

Melissa Johnson, PhD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Philosophical Orientation:

Dr. Johnson works from an integrative perspective to therapy utilizing primarily psychodynamic and insight-based approaches. Her work focuses on understanding how our past experiences and primary relationships influence who we are and with that knowledge build self-compassion, acceptance, and inform change and self-growth.