Jeffrey Ford
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Life can be full of challenges. Sometimes you need someone to talk to help you navigate the difficulties that have affected your life. Therapy can be very beneficial in overcoming the barriers that prevent peace and happiness. Jeff wants to help everyone find the power that they have within themselves to heal from the emotional bruises of life.
Jeff has many years of experience in helping people overcome conflicts in marriage and family situations. He can help you set healthy boundaries in your family situation that promote love, healing and progress. Jeff can help you heal from the past and help you promote a healthy relationship within your family.
Other challenges that you might face might be pornography or sexual addiction, grief or loss, suicidal thoughts, or maybe even gender dysphoria. Jeff wants to see you triumph over these types of road blocks. He believes that you can.
If you are wondering if therapy can work for you, give Jeff a call or fill out the form below and he can help you determine how to move forward. You are stronger than you know – the right words and the right goals can help you recover.
Jeff Ford (435) 773-8863
Now accepting insurance from:
EMI Health Medical Network
Jeff no longer accepts
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Jeff is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice in St. George, UT. Jeff specializes in treating pornography and sexual addiction. He also works with spouses and family members that are affected by addiction. Jeff received his bachelor's degree in Psychology at the University of Utah. He earned his master's degree in Marriage & Family Therapy at Purdue University.
Jeff is the author of numerous workbooks for the LifeStar Network, addiction recovery, articles, and he has spoken extensively about the effect that pornography and addiction has on individuals and families. Jeff's favorite pastimes include spending time with his family and doing anything outdoors.
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