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About Us

Breakthrough Therapy is dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve results or reach their mental health goals. We approach therapy with an open mind and work with each person to acknowledge challenges and communicate proper ways to overcome those. Two prominent foundational approaches Logan uses in his sessions are Cognitive Therapy and one or more of the Psychodynamic Therapy approaches.

Who You'll See

At Breakthrough we do our best to show you respect, understanding and inclusion as we help you achieve results and reach goals. Below you see our staff. We want you to feel comfortable when you visit our office, so we have given you a glimpse into our professional and personal lives.

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Logan Bleazard
- Therapist and Licensed Clinical
Social Worker / Owner -

Logan is a therapist and the owner of Breakthrough. He has a beautiful wife and four fantastic kids who have helped him to reach his professional goals. While Logan has a primary focus in Utah he has also worked with individuals and families  scattered throughout the United States. 

In his spare time, Logan enjoys spending quality time with his wife and wrestling his children. He loves to spend time in the water and never says no to playing any sport. He is always seeking new opportunities to learn.

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Logan Winder
- Associate Marriage and Family Therapist  -

Logan has obtained a masters degree in marriage and family therapy. Logan's clinical development and training have led him to work primarily with couples who have interest in repairing or improving their relationships. He uses emotionally focused therapy (EFT), which is an evidence-based approach that helps enhance relational function in individuals and families.

As a lifelong resident of Southern Utah, Logan enjoys hiking, canyoneering and exploring the beautiful locations nearby. He prioritizes time spent with his family and hopes to help others draw strength from their own relationships.

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Gayla graduated from Utah State University in 2014 and has worked as a social worker since 2005. She is from northern Utah and moved to St. George in 2018. She is a good old-fashioned talk therapist and uses several different modalities. She combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), solution focused brief therapy (SFBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). She also does trauma therapy with cognitive processing therapy (CPT) and EMDR. She teaches coping skills that are tailored to individual needs and will go as fast or slow based on your needs. She is passionate about her job as a therapist and invested in your treatment allowing you to enjoy everything life has to offer while managing mental health symptoms.

 

Gayla enjoys spending time with family and friends and playing outside doing most outdoor activities.

-Licensed Clinical Social Worker-
Gayla Stewart, LCSW
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Craig Butcher “Butch” attended Ashford University where he received his BA in Management and Business Administration. Butch has a huge passion for helping youth. He is currently pursuing his Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at North Central University.

 

Originally from Liverpool, England and having travelled to places throughout Europe, Africa and Asia, he has a great understanding for different cultures. Butch was blessed with two adopted siblings that really made his early years fun and created many great memories. Butch has 4 amazing children and is most happy when he is spending time with his family, coaching soccer, and traveling.

-Marriage and Family
Therapist Intern-
Craig "Butch" Butcher
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Jennifer Jones
- Clinical Mental Health Intern -

Jennifer is currently working towards a master's degree in clinical mental health. As a child, she witnessed people close to her suffer from anxiety, depression, and trauma. "It can be confusing to feel symptoms such as depression and anxiety and not understand why we are feeling them and how to overcome them. Mental health illness affects approximately one in four people worldwide; my goal is to do my part (regardless of how futile) in decreasing this number." -Jennifer. Jennifer's experience began as an undergraduate while attending the University of Utah and working at a youth treatment center. At the time, she developed a passion for helping those who have been victims of trauma, especially sex abuse, and who suffer from mental illness. Her experiences of trauma and mental illness further developed as a caseworker for the Department of Children and Family Services. When hope and light seem lost in the most dire circumstances, Jennifer believes there is a way to see the light again. She believes in a collaborative approach, walking side by side with individuals on their journey until they are able to walk ahead on their own.

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Jacob Dastrup
-Marriage and Family Therapist Intern-

Jacob became a therapist because he know firsthand the complexity and desperation of mental health challenges and the devastating effects they have on relationships (especially with family). He's deeply compassionate, but straightforward and real. Guiding clients through painful realities by helping them embrace their inner gifts and integrate powerful skills to transform their lives and relationships. 

 

Jacob has experience working with kids, teenagers, young adults, the elderly, couples, and families. He's most skilled in working with people who experience relationship distress involving complex mental and emotional trauma and neglect, suicidal thoughts, anxiety (including OCD and ADHD), unwanted compulsive behavior, and addiction.

 

To recharge, Jacob likes spending time in nature, creating music, savoring amazing food, and hanging out with his adorable nieces. Also, he LOVES animals. 

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Haley Sitterud
- Billing Manager -

Haley has been able to stay at home with her kids for the last five years, but it's hard to keep her away from a good business opportunity. With a degree in biology and experience in administration, business, web design and more she feels lucky to have a part-time gig assisting Logan in Breakthrough Therapy. 

Haley enjoys playing board games, baking cakes, reading and playing with her 3 kids. 

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Tina Gubler
- Front Desk -

Tina is an Idaho girl who came to St. George for school.  While earning her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education, she found and married the man of her dreams.  She chose to embrace the heat and make St. George home.  The lack of cold made it easy for her to become a certified tennis pro (teacher, not the kind on the circuit making millions). 

 

Tina loves being with her family.  Whether driving kids around to their various activities, hiking, playing ball, tennis, or golfing, you will find her surrounded by her family.  You can even find her in the backyard dominating her kids in an intense game of kickball.  Tina is excited to join the staff of Breakthough Therapy and for the opportunity to communicate with other adults now that her four kids are in school full time.

Our Team

More About Logan's Therapy Techniques

"In general, my approach in therapy is using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, helping the individual learn to recognize thought patterns and how to restructure these which in turn improves the emotional response and allow for a greater ability to manage behavior as well, and then, if appropriate and necessary, I blend/combine a psychodynamic approach which will help the individual become more aware and conscious of the underlying concerns from past experience that influences them consciously and subconsciously. These approaches then ultimately lead to allowing you to integrate information from both past and present to be more mindful and in control of your thoughts, emotions and behaviors.

"Some alternative therapies I use include EMDR- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (Trauma & PTSD) and Exposure Therapy (Trauma, OCD, Phobias), Motivational Interviewing (Substance abuse, Addictions, teens), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Anxieties, OCD, Depression), and Mindfulness (Anxiety, Panic attacks, Depression, Grief, Sleep issues), as well as the Gottman Method for couples therapy."            -Logan

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