Hobble Creek Health - June 2026 - Newsletter


SUMMER SLOWDOWN & RECONNECT

As schedules shift and summer begins, June can be a powerful time to reconnect with yourself, your family, and what truly matters. Longer days often bring more opportunities for connection, movement, healing, and rest, but they can also uncover stress, burnout, loneliness, or emotional overwhelm that has been hidden beneath busy routines.

We want to remind you:

You do not have to navigate hard things alone.

Whether you are working through anxiety, trauma, addiction, relationship struggles, grief, depression, or simply feeling stuck, our team is here to provide real listening and real support.


SERVICES WE OFFER

At Hobble Creek, we provide support for individuals, couples, families, children, and teens through services including:

  • Individual Therapy
  • Trauma Therapy
  • Addiction Recovery Support
  • EMDR
  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)
  • Neurofeedback
  • Medication Management
  • Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
  • Family & Couples Counseling
  • Play Therapy for Kids

Your care is supported by qualified therapists who provide compassionate, trauma-informed treatment tailored to your needs.


OUR TEAM - CHRIS

Chris Wilkins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience.

He founded Hobble Creek Behavioral Health and Heal The Hurt and serves as President of the Association of Utah Substance Abuse Professionals. Trained in trauma-focused therapies, he helps clients work through PTSD, anxiety, addiction, and relationship challenges in a compassionate, supportive space.


MENTAL HEALTH MOMENT

Research shows that sunlight and time outdoors can help improve mood, reduce stress, and support nervous system regulation (Núñez-González et al., 2022).

This month, try to create small moments of rest and connection:

  • Step outside
  • Move your body gently
  • Put your phone down
  • Spend time with safe people

Sometimes healing starts with simply slowing down.

Citation: Núñez-González, S. et al. (2022). Nature’s Role in Supporting Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Geospatial and Socioecological Study.

MORE ARTICLES

Thoughts Are Not Facts

This month on our social media pages, we shared a psychoeducational post called “Not Every Thought Deserves Your Belief.” The post explored how anxious or overwhelmed minds can create thoughts rooted in fear, shame, or worst-case thinking...


WE ALL HAVE A STORY TO TELL. YOU DESERVE TO BE HEARD.

Call us today at 435.314.9623 or visit www.hobblecreek.org

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