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Therapy in Alpine, Utah · In-Person & Online

A place to slow down
and find your way
back to yourself.

I work with teens and adults navigating anxiety, relationship patterns, identity, and the weight of experiences they haven't fully made sense of yet.

Casey Moser, therapist
Credentials
Casey Moser, CSW
MSW · Grand Canyon University · Utah Licensed

Warmth, curiosity,
and no judgment.

"Sometimes the ways we learned to cope growing up show up later as anxiety, people-pleasing, or overthinking in relationships."

Hi, I'm Casey — a therapist based in Alpine, Utah, working with teens and adults who want to understand themselves more deeply and create real, lasting change.

Many of my clients look capable on the outside, but internally feel stuck in patterns they don't fully understand. They're thoughtful, self-aware people who sense there's something beneath the surface worth exploring — and they're right.

My style is warm, collaborative, and client-focused. I'm not here to hand you a diagnosis or tell you what to do. I'm here to slow down with you, listen carefully, and help you make sense of what's been happening — both inside and in your relationships.

I hold an MSW from Grand Canyon University and have trained in several evidence-based approaches. I also incorporate the Enneagram as an optional tool for self-understanding when it feels like a good fit. I see clients in Alpine and online throughout Utah.

Hover over any approach below to learn what it means.

NARMNeuroAffective Relational Model — explores how early relationships shape who we are, how we feel about ourselves, and how we connect with others. TF-CBTTrauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy — a structured, evidence-based approach for processing trauma, often used with children and teens. CBTCognitive Behavioral Therapy — helps you understand how thoughts influence feelings and behaviors, and builds practical coping skills. DBT SkillsDialectical Behavior Therapy skills — tools for managing overwhelming emotions, improving relationships, and tolerating distress without making things worse. ACTAcceptance and Commitment Therapy — helps you clarify your values and move toward what matters most, even when difficult feelings show up. ERP for OCDExposure and Response Prevention — the gold-standard treatment for OCD, practiced here with a self-compassion framework rather than a harsh approach. Attachment-BasedExplores how our earliest bonds with caregivers shape how we connect, trust, and relate to others throughout our lives. Enneagram-InformedUses the Enneagram — a personality and motivation framework — as an optional lens for understanding patterns in how you think, feel, and protect yourself. Trauma-InformedEvery part of our work together is shaped by an understanding of how trauma affects the body, the mind, and relationships. Behavioral ActivationA structured approach to depression that helps you gradually re-engage with meaningful activities — because action and mood influence each other more than we think.

My Approach

Therapy shaped around you.

I don't use a one-size-fits-all model. Our work together is shaped by what you're carrying, what you're hoping for, and what actually helps you grow.

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Relational & Trauma-Informed

Many of the patterns that feel most stuck — anxiety, people-pleasing, emotional reactivity — have roots in early relational experiences. We explore those roots with curiosity, not blame. Everything we do is grounded in an understanding of how trauma shows up in the body and in relationships.

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Evidence-Based Skills

I draw from approaches that research has shown to be effective — including CBT (understanding how thoughts affect feelings), DBT skills (tools for emotional regulation), and NARM (a trauma model focused on identity and relationships). We use what works for you, not a rigid protocol.

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Collaborative & Client-Led

You set the pace. I listen first, ask good questions, and tailor our work to your goals. Therapy here is a genuine partnership — you're the expert on your own life, and I'm here to help you understand it more clearly.

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Understanding the Why

Managing symptoms matters, but the work I find most meaningful happens when clients start to understand why a pattern exists — where it came from, what it's been trying to do. That kind of understanding changes things from the inside out.

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Self-Compassion Woven In

Change is hard. I bring warmth and humor into our sessions because growth doesn't require suffering — and because you deserve a space that actually feels safe. We won't spend our time criticizing you; we'll spend it understanding you.

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Enneagram as Optional Lens

For clients who are curious, the Enneagram is a powerful framework for understanding the deeper motivations behind how you think, feel, connect, and protect yourself. Always optional — never used to put you in a box.

Services & Specialties

What I help with.

Anxiety & Stress

Overthinking, tension, always bracing for something — we'll find where it's coming from and build steadier ground. I also work with teens navigating these same challenges.

Trauma & C-PTSD

We'll gently explore how past experiences show up in your present — in your body, relationships, and sense of self. At your pace. No forcing, no rushing.

OCD & Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts

There's a reason intrusive thoughts are taking up space — and there's a path through it. Using ERP, we'll work gradually to loosen their grip. OCD is highly treatable.

Enneagram-Informed Therapy

Understanding yourself
more deeply.

The Enneagram is a personality framework that organizes nine distinct patterns of thinking, feeling, and relating — not as boxes to stay in, but as starting points for understanding yourself more honestly. I use it as an optional tool in therapy when it's useful, drawing from multiple traditions including the neurobiological lens of Dan Siegel. It works on the surface level and as deep as you're willing to go. Curious?

Enneagram diagram

A lens for understanding motivation, not a label

Client Resources

A library for your journey.

A few favorites from the resource library — books, tools, and practices I return to and recommend.

App · Self-Care

Finch

A self-care tracking app where you take care of a virtual bird by completing daily check-ins and personal goals.

Book · Trauma

The Body Keeps the Score

Bessel van der Kolk on how trauma lives in the body — and what healing can look like. A foundational read.

Enneagram · Free Test

Enneagram Blueprint

Casey's current go-to recommendation for exploring your type with depth and nuance.

Take the free test →
App · Meditation

Insight Timer

A free meditation app with thousands of guided meditations, sleep tools, and breathing exercises.

Questions you
might have.

Don't see yours? Reach out — I'm happy to talk.

Not at all. Most people come in with a feeling, not a label. Something feels off, heavy, or stuck — that's enough to reach out.
You'll start to notice shifts — in how you respond to things, how you talk to yourself, what you're willing to tolerate. It's usually gradual. We check in regularly so you're never guessing.
Trust your instinct. If something feels off — they're withdrawing, anxious, struggling, or you just sense a shift — a free consult is a low-stakes way to talk it through. You don't need a crisis to reach out.
Venting can be part of it, but it's not the goal. Good therapy is a working relationship — we're looking for patterns, building insight, and making real change. You'll leave most sessions with something to think about or try differently.

Ready to take
the first step?

Currently full — opening new client slots in September

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Current clients and general questions can reach me directly by email — no form needed.

cmosertherapy@gmail.com

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