Licensed in Utah · Adult telehealth

Online therapy
in Utah.

A welcoming space for adults in Utah navigating ADHD, PTSD, and sexual health. Connect with Brandee through online therapy from a private space that works for you.

Fill your cup. Heal your soul.
Therapy in Utah

Support that fits where you are.

Whether you are looking for help with everyday overwhelm, the effects of trauma, or questions about intimacy, you can explore these concerns through online sessions while you are in Utah.

Brandee is licensed in Utah (license #11197722-3501). Before beginning, we will confirm your location, discuss your goals, and review scheduling, fees, and whether the practice is a fit for your needs.

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ADULT THERAPY ✦ ADHD ✦ PTSD & TRAUMA ✦ SEXUAL HEALTH
What brings you here?

Support for the things
that aren't always easy to say.

You don't need a perfect explanation of what you're feeling. We can start with what's showing up in your life.

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ADHD

When getting started feels harder than it should, overwhelm builds, or your brain takes the scenic route. Explore patterns and practical ways to work with your attention, emotions, and everyday demands.

Understanding your brain
02 /

PTSD & trauma

Past experiences can shape how you feel in the present. Therapy offers room to explore their impact, build coping skills, and move at a pace that respects your readiness.

Room to reconnect
03 /

Sexual health

Your questions about sex, intimacy, desire, and boundaries deserve a thoughtful conversation. Explore what matters to you in a space grounded in respect, consent, and your own values. I welcome people in kink communities, people in polyamorous and other consensually non-monogamous relationships, and sex workers.

Sexual & relationship diversity
Brandee, the therapist behind Purple Coffee Therapy
Brandee · Purple Coffee Therapy
A human approach to therapy

Less pressure to perform.
More space to be you.

I'm Brandee, the therapist behind Purple Coffee Therapy. I am licensed in Texas, Utah, and Washington. I offer online therapy for adults navigating ADHD, PTSD, and sexual health concerns.

Therapy is a place to get curious about your experiences, talk about what feels difficult, and explore changes that fit your life. Your goals, your perspective, and your pace belong in the conversation.

My approach brings together practical skills, reflection, and respect for your autonomy. I draw from CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Jungian shadow work, and humanistic and feminist perspectives. I am also trained in EMDR.

My practice affirms sexual and relationship diversity, including kink, polyamory, and consensual non-monogamy. Sex workers are welcome. You deserve respectful support without assumptions about your identity, relationships, or work.

CollaborativeRespectfulGrounded in your goalsKink-affirmingPolyamory-affirmingSex worker-affirming
Religious trauma & faith transitions in Utah

Room to question.
Space to find your own path.

I welcome adults experiencing religious trauma, questioning their beliefs, or leaving The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). You don’t need to have your beliefs—or your next steps—figured out to seek support.

Changing your relationship with religion can bring grief, relief, uncertainty, and questions about identity, family, community, sexuality, and belonging. We can explore what these experiences mean for you, work through shame or fear, and develop boundaries that reflect your values.

Your choices about faith are yours. Therapy offers a respectful space to explore them at your own pace, whether you stay, leave, or are still deciding.

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Meet Brandee

Hi, I’m Brandee. Fellow human.
Therapist. Fan of the scenic route.

Confession: I didn’t plan to become a therapist.

I went into social work because I wanted to get into politics and change policies to help people. A professor encouraged me to take the clinical licensing exam anyway: “You never know what the future holds.”

I took it. Passed. Started practicing. And found myself feeling surprisingly at home.

People felt comfortable with me, and I discovered how much I loved this work. The career I hadn’t imagined became work I feel deeply passionate about. I still care about changing systems—and I love helping people find their voice within them.

Come as you are. Seriously.

Sessions with me have room for humor, honesty, and the occasional well-placed swear word. You don’t have to censor yourself, sound polished, or arrive with an organized list of feelings.

If you’ve ever felt like the black sheep of your family—or have a few middle-child grievances—we may have plenty to talk about.

I also have ADHD. If you’ve heard “Focus,” “Get to the point,” or “Where are you going with this?” more times than you can count, take a breath. I’m comfortable following a conversation down a few side roads and helping us find the connections.

Detours are welcome. Your goals still matter.

Life doesn’t pause between appointments. Sometimes we’ll focus on deeper work; sometimes something happened Tuesday that needs our attention first. We can make room for both while staying connected to your goals.

And if you show up thinking, “I don’t even know what I have to talk about today,” that’s okay. You don’t need to prepare a presentation. We’ll find a place to start together.

A little about the person behind the therapist

I practice ethical non-monogamy myself and welcome conversations about relationships that don’t follow a traditional script.

I’m politically active, care about advocacy, and once ran for mayor. I didn’t win, but apparently my original interest in politics wasn’t going anywhere. I can get enthusiastic about issues that matter to me; our sessions, though, are about your experiences, values, and goals.

Outside the therapy room, you’ll find me playing poker, watching documentaries or true crime, taking a walk, or heading toward just about anything involving water.

Why Purple Coffee Therapy?

Purple is my favorite color. Coffee is my favorite drink. Naming a practice doesn’t always need to be more complicated than that.

But “Fill your cup. Heal your soul.” means something deeper to me.

So many people I work with—especially women—have become experts at making sure everyone else is okay while putting their own needs last. I help people make room for themselves: their boundaries, desires, rest, and priorities.

You can care deeply about others and make yourself a priority. Your cup deserves attention, too.

If you’re ready to explore what that could look like, I offer a free 15-minute consultation so we can see whether we’re a good fit for you and your journey.

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How we work together

Practical tools.
Deeper questions. Your voice.

I draw from several approaches, shaped around your goals, preferences, and what feels useful to you.

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CBT & DBT

My work draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), with room to explore thoughts, emotions, behavior, coping skills, and relationships in everyday life.

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Motivational interviewing

Mixed feelings about change are welcome. I use Motivational Interviewing (MI) to explore what matters to you, what holds you back, and the next steps you want to choose.

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Jungian shadow work

I incorporate shadow work informed by the teachings of Carl Jung: reflective exploration of parts of yourself you may have learned to hide, reject, or judge. There is room for curiosity and self-understanding.

A humanistic foundation

Your experience, values, and capacity for growth guide our work. I bring a humanistic perspective that makes room for you as a whole person.

A feminist lens

We can examine how power, gender expectations, culture, and social pressures shape your experiences—and explore what autonomy, boundaries, and choice mean in your life.

EMDR-trained

I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). We can discuss whether this approach fits your goals and readiness.

For the rebel women

You get to write
your own damn story.

For the women questioning the rules, outgrowing expectations, or tired of being told to be smaller, quieter, and easier to accommodate: you are welcome here.

There is room for your anger, ambition, softness, sexuality, uncertainty, and the parts of you that don’t fit someone else’s script. We can explore whose expectations you’ve been carrying, what you want to keep, and what you’re ready to put down.

You don’t have to arrive fearless or have rebellion figured out. You can start with wanting something different.

Make space for yourself
Beyond the session

A little perspective.
Something to think about.

Read more from Brandee on Substack. A place for longer thoughts and conversations beyond the therapy room.

Some thoughts
need more room
than a caption.
NOTES & PERSPECTIVES / BRANDEE

From my keyboard
to your coffee break.

Explore my articles, browse the archive, and subscribe on Substack to follow along with new writing.

Writing is shared for reflection and general information. It isn't individual therapy or clinical advice.

Read my Substack

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Where we can work together

Three states.
One welcoming space.

Online therapy for adults in Texas, Utah, and Washington, with Brandee, a therapist licensed in all three states.

Texas

Explore online therapy for ADHD, PTSD, and sexual health for adults in Texas.

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Utah

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A few starting points

It's okay to
have questions.

Do you support people leaving the LDS Church?

Yes. I welcome adults experiencing religious trauma or a faith transition, including those questioning their beliefs or leaving the LDS Church. We can explore grief, belonging, identity, boundaries, and relationships without pressure toward a particular belief or decision.

Who do you work with?

I work with adults, with a focus on ADHD, PTSD and trauma, and sexual health.

Do I need to know exactly what I want to work on?

No. You can start with what's been difficult, a pattern you've noticed, or something you want to understand better. Goals can become clearer through conversation.

Where can I read your articles?

Visit @brandeeboyer on Substack to explore my writing and subscribe for new posts.

Are you trained in EMDR?

Yes. I am trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). We can talk about the approach and whether it fits your therapy goals.

Is your practice welcoming of diverse relationships and sexual identities?

Yes. I welcome people in kink communities, people in polyamorous and other consensually non-monogamous relationships, and sex workers. Therapy is a space to explore your own goals with respect for your experiences, boundaries, and values.

Do you accept insurance?

I accept most insurance. Coverage and benefits vary by plan; please confirm your coverage before your first session.

How do I schedule a session?

You can schedule a session through Tava Health. I also offer free 15-minute consultations to see whether I’m a good fit for you and your journey. To arrange a consultation, email purplecoffeetherapy@gmail.com or call 385-246-3211.

Your next chapter

You deserve space
for your own story.

I offer free 15-minute consultations to see whether I’m a good fit for you and your journey. I accept most insurance.

Schedule a session

For a free consultation, email purplecoffeetherapy@gmail.com
or call 385-246-3211.

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