Tammy Ellis

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I have known Daniel for some time now. He is the consummate professional. Daniel spends a lot of time researching, studying and reviewing information related to his clients personal struggles and problems. He cares deeply enough that he seeks out other professionals who are at the top of their field to staff his cases—as any good therapist should do.

Daniel cares about his clients. His no-shame approach has changed many lives for the better. Ultimately, his goal is to help his clients become healthy individuals who are not riddled with shame and pain.

He knows his stuff, and he knows the approaches that work and those that don’t. He is a good listener, and is very astute. I would seek out Daniel’s help if I were in need of a therapist. His insight, intellect and caring nature are next to none. —Tammy Ellis

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Daniel A. Burgess, LMFT

Daniel A. Burgess, LMFT

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in couples therapy, sexual health, and faith transitions across the Latter-day Saint spectrum. Creator of the Improving Intimacy podcast and community. More about Daniel · Book a free 15-minute consult


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