Tiecen Payne is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern at ScenicView Clinic, where she works with adults navigating trauma, grief, anxiety, life transitions, and seasons of emotional overwhelm.

Tiecen’s counseling approach is trauma-informed, resilience-focused, and deeply practical. She believes therapy should be a place where clients feel genuinely understood, while also gaining tools that help them function, heal, and move forward with more confidence.

She is currently completing advanced dual training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Rehabilitation Counseling and is an RSA Scholar, part of a federally funded graduate program supporting future leaders in mental health and rehabilitation services. Her work is especially centered on trauma recovery, grief processing, identity rebuilding, and helping clients regain stability after difficult or disruptive life experiences.

In addition to her work at ScenicView Clinic, Tiecen facilitates grief and trauma retreats through The Wellness Farm and has provided career counseling support for women re-entering the workforce after significant life changes. Before entering the counseling field, she spent many years in business leadership and strategic communication, which gives her a strong appreciation for the very real pressure many clients carry while trying to keep life moving.

Tiecen creates a counseling space that is compassionate, grounded, and judgment-free, where clients can process pain, build resilience, and begin trusting themselves again.

Revey has been an RBT for one year, she loves helping people grow by teaching new skills and encouraging them to feel more confident in themselves. 

She is studying at UVU to be a Recreational Therapist and loves all things outdoors. Revey would love to specialize with youth and teens focusing on addiction recovery in the future.

Traveling is her favorite thing to do, she has been to almost every continent. In her free time she loves singing, going climbing in the mountains with family, and reading mystery books.

Hi I’m Kelly! I’m really glad you’re here. Starting therapy can feel like a big step, and I’m excited to get to know you and walk alongside you in that process. I see therapy as a space where you can explore who you are, build on the strengths you already have, and find tools to help you move through life’s challenges in a way that feels authentic to you. It’s a true privilege to sit with people each day and witness their resilience.

I strive to create a warm, genuine, and supportive space where you can show up as yourself, share your story openly, and begin to find clarity, relief, and hope. Together, we’ll explore your experiences, honor your pain, and build on your capacity for healing and growth—always moving at a pace that feels right for you.

I work with children, adolescents, and adults (ages 4+) navigating anxiety, OCD, mood disorders, ADHD, and other emotional or behavioral challenges that impact daily life and relationships. I take a collaborative, nonjudgmental approach and believe you are the expert of your own experience. My role is to support, guide, and help you discover what works best for you.

I also provide behavioral parent training to support caregivers in creating meaningful change at home. As a bilingual therapist I offer services in both English and Spanish.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply looking for growth, my goal is to help you move beyond just getting through each day and toward building a life that feels more balanced, meaningful, and aligned with who you are.

If you’re looking for a place to feel heard, supported, and understood, I’d love to connect. I’m here to listen and get to know you for who you are.

Cameron is a Behavior Technician who is currently studying Exercise Science at Brigham Young University. He is passionate about helping clients develop meaningful skills and fostering a positive, supportive environment where they can succeed. At Scenic View Clinic, Cameron is committed to providing compassionate, client-centered care while using evidence-based strategies to promote growth, independence, and confidence.

In his free time, Cameron enjoys country swing dancing, coaching wrestling, and running his own business. He also enjoys staying active through exercise and spending time outdoors.

Hello my name is Tyler! I want to work with you to align your life with your beliefs, faith, or values. I have come to believe that one of the most powerful things a person can do is to make a choice and follow it with action. In this view, our attention is a powerful tool and precious resource. In therapy work, my approach focuses on your unique experience and strengths to help you live a meaningful and rewarding life. This can be done by aligning what you do with what matters most to you. I have worked with and taught young adults and teens for ten years with other experience including work with young children and parents. 
I believe that the stories we live by and what we feel about ourselves are the building blocks for our perspective on reality. Metaphor and storytelling can be useful in self-discovery and as such I run a number of group therapy dungeons and dragons sessions. Aside from personal insight, these groups are especially helpful for struggles of social anxiety and communication skill challenges. 

Lauren holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology from BYU, and is currently a graduate student at UVU studying Applied Behavior Analysis. She is working towards someday becoming a BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst).

She has a passion for helping people and empowering them to obtain the skills they need to reach their goals.

In her free time, Lauren enjoys hiking and spending time outside, cooking, and being with her friends and family.

Dakota is a Behavior Technician who recently received his Bachelors in Psychology from Utah Valley University. He is currently working to get his RBT certification, and will begin applying to Master’s programs this fall. At Scenic View Clinic, Dakota is committed to bringing naturalistic and client centered interventions that aid in skill building and acquisition.

During his free time, Dakota enjoys hiking, camping, and playing with his dog. He also enjoys both watching and playing sports, specifically football.

Whitney Clayton obtained her undergraduate degree in Social Work with a minor in Autism Studies from Utah Valley University and became a Social Service Worker shortly after graduating. Whitney furthered her education by obtaining her master's degree in Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis, becoming ScenicView's first Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in 2019. Whitney was also awarded the Related Service Provided of the Year award  by the NATSAP organization in 2018. In addition to her passion for working with adults on the Autism Spectrum Disorder and other learning differences, Whitney also has strong interests in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

In her spare time, Whitney enjoys working out, spending time outdoors and visiting new places with her family.

Serah Cakir is a Registered Behavior Technician completing her Bachelor’s degree in History Education with an Autism Studies minor at Utah Valley University. She became passionate about supporting neurodiverse individuals after working in a residential center for teenagers and through her experiences with family members on the spectrum. At Scenic View Academy, she supports autistic adults through naturalistic interventions that build skills in real conversations and daily routines. In her spare time she loves playing Dungeons and Dragons, paddleboarding, spending time with animals, and reading fantasy books.

Karen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and received her Master’s Degree in Social Worker from the University of Utah. She earned a Bachelor’s in Psychology from BYU. Karen completed internships at ScenicView Academy as well as the Children’s Justice Center. Karen worked for the local mental health authority for 31 years and was the Clinical Director of the Intensive Residential Treatment Program for adults with mental illness for over 10 years.  She was a therapist on the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) and served clients experiencing crisis and/or suicidal ideation all over Utah County from Mona to Eagle Mountain. Karen also worked as an onsite therapist at the Crisis Receiving Center in Provo from 2012 to 2024.

Shelly is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She graduated from Utah Valley University with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a minor in Autism Studies, and a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis. Since 2016, she has been part of the ScenicView Academy team, where she combines evidence-based ABA strategies with a compassionate, strengths-focused approach. While at UVU, she contributed to multiple research projects on autism and mental health, presenting findings at both local and regional conferences.

Her master’s thesis focused on applying Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) principles to help individuals clarify what truly matters to them, increase motivation, and make choices that align with their values, even in the face of challenges. Shelly has taught classes and worked one-on-one with young adults to build self-confidence, strengthen executive functioning skills, and apply problem-solving abilities to real-life situations. She particularly enjoys helping clients notice when they’re “stuck” and learn practical strategies for moving forward in ways that align with their personal goals.

Outside of work, Shelly enjoys music, exploring family history, traveling to state and national parks, and spending time with friends and family playing games.

Olivia holds a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Science and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis. As a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) and Behavior Analyst in Training (BAIT), she brings over 12 years of experience supporting neurodiverse communities. Olivia is committed to promoting inclusion, understanding, and meaningful connection. Her approach blends compassion with evidence-based practice to create spaces where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered. In her free time, Olivia enjoys making art, spending time in nature, and exploring new places.

Char joined ScenicView as an intern and now serves as our third full-time BCBA. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Autism Studies and a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Utah Valley University. With over 15 years of experience supporting individuals with disabilities, she has received advanced ABA training from one of the world’s leading experts at Autism Partnership.

My name is Brialee Turner (she/her), and it's a pleasure to meet you! As a queer and neurodivergent therapist, I know how healing it can be to experience therapy that is inclusive and validating. My wish for our work together is to develop a transformative and equitable therapeutic relationship. You can expect an inviting and colorful atmosphere, creative and experiential interventions, and a flexible therapeutic lens. I love to work with neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ clients of all ages. 

Amy is a queer autistic CSW who did an internship at ScenicView Academy as a bachelor of social work student at UVU, and fell in love with working with "their people." They went on to earn a master of social work to extend their ability to work with the neurodivergent community.

Aaron has worked at ScenicView for over 14 years in various positions, including human service worker, case manager, educator, and therapist before supervising the clinical support unit. He enjoys working with both therapists and behavioral specialists on a daily basis to address the needs of students as they progress through the program.

Sarah is a Clinical Social Worker and received her master’s degree in Social Work from Brigham Young University in 2023. She earned a bachelor’s in Family Life from Brigham Young University in 2011.

Sarah has recently worked as a therapist for Family Services. She also has had the opportunity to intern at Wasatch Behavioral Health.

Sarah Heuser is a CSW practicing in Provo, UT. She is an autistic and queer therapist specializing in autism and LGBT+ issues. Sarah chose to become a therapist in a single moment wherein she thought she could do better than her own therapist.