The Institute for Cognitive Therapy

Heidi Riddle graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from USC and a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Utah. She is a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) for the Department of Transportation, and a Crisis Counselor for the State of Utah. Heidi has worked extensively in areas such as addictions, domestic violence, crisis assessment and management, and LGBTQ populations. She is also a Field Instructor for several universities, including the University of Utah, USC, University of Phoenix, and Utah Valley University, supervising interns and those working on licensure.

Jenny is a Utah native who spends most of her free time with her dog, Ellie, going to movies, and traveling as often as possible. Jenny completed her BA in English Literature at Utah State University. From there, she moved to Leicester, England where she lived for 13 years. While there, she worked for the National Health Service and was an associate at the University of Leicester managing community medical education curricula and teaching communication strategies to medical students. She received her Master of Arts degree from the University of Leicester in Medical Humanities in 2011. After moving back to Utah in 2016, Jenny spent a brief period working at the University of Utah before beginning her MSW program in 2021. Jenny graduated with her MSW from the University of Utah in May, 2023. Jenny approaches therapy from a strengths-based perspective and utilizes empowerment therapy to assist clients in building strategies that will continue to strengthen them throughout their lives. Jenny has trained in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Jenny has experience working with clients of all ages, including families, couples, and individuals. She utilizes multi-modal techniques to assist her clients in working through trauma, couples or family-related issues, behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and grief. She is fully certified to work with domestic violence survivors and perpetrators, and individuals struggling with substance use.

Marlee is a qualified and passionate mental health therapist dedicated to inspiring individuals overcome their challenges and reach their true potential. She offers evidence-based treatments that help alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma and other mental health concerns. Marlee specializes in domestic violence treatment, substance use, crisis intervention and criminogenic behavior. Marlee also has a background in working with adolescent populations and has extensive training in a range of therapeutic approaches. She uses these approaches to create tailored interventions that suit each client’s unique needs.

Marly is here to answer all your questions and help you get scheduled with one of our amazing therapists! You can call or email the office and she'll be the one to help you. You can also email Marly at marly@ictutah.org.
Marly has spent 10+ years working in the mental health field and loves helping people in any way that she can. Whether you’re looking for a therapist or have questions regarding services, appointments, or anything else, please never hesitate to reach out.
Marly is a very proud Colombian! As such, she is also a Spanish speaker. In her free time, Marly enjoys spending quality time with her family, doing crafts, and walking her fur baby, Bella. She also loves spending some time watching a good TV series.