Hobble Creek Behavioral Health

02/27/2026

✨ Meet Madison Carrasco, CSW

Madison provides bilingual (English/Spanish) therapy and is passionate about culturally competent, client-centered care that honors each person’s story, family, and community.

She has extensive experience working with immigrants, children, and adolescents, offering child-centered play therapy, grief support, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) to help process trauma.

Madison also completes comprehensive mental health evaluations for immigration and court-ordered cases, drawing from her background in the legal field.

Her work is grounded in empathy, respect, and meeting clients exactly where they are. 🤍

To schedule with Madison, call (435) 314-9623 or visit hobblecreek.org.

02/18/2026

01/16/2026

This monthly grief group for adults offers a supportive, compassionate space for individuals navigating grief related to the death or pending death. Together, we will explore the emotional, relational, and practical impacts of loss while honoring each person’s unique grieving process. Connection, understanding, and gentle support are at the heart of this group. Call us to sign up!
Dates: First Friday of Each Month
When: 6pm
Location: 51 E 800 N, Spanish Fork, 84660
Cost: $20/month (insurance benefits can be applied)
**Registration is required before attending

Contact us at (435) 314-9623 for more info!

01/14/2026

Choosing routines over resolutions supports mental health by creating stability, flexibility, and compassion. Small, consistent habits are easier to return to on hard days and help build sustainable care without pressure or perfection. Growth doesn’t have to be dramatic to be meaningful.

12/17/2025

Sophia is a Master of Social Work student at the University of Kentucky, committed to supporting individuals on their journey toward emotional wellness and personal growth. She is passionate about helping others uncover their inner strengths and believes in the transformative power of diversity, compassion, and service to create lasting change.
Having received her Bachelor of Social Work from Brigham Young University Hawaii, Sophia discovered her passion for diversity and how embracing differences can bring healing and unity to communities. Her professional journey has led her to work with a wide range of populations, including teenage boys in recovery from substance use, adolescent girls facing severe OCD, anxiety, and depression, as well as individuals with Fragile X syndrome and autism in group home settings. She has also served the elderly and worked as a teacher’s assistant with first graders in Hawaii.
Sophia brings a rich perspective shaped by her experiences living in California, Colorado, New York, New Hampshire, Hawaii, and now Utah. These varied environments have given her a deep appreciation for diverse lived experiences and a flexible, culturally responsive approach to care.
Outside of her academic and clinical work, Sophia finds joy in running, playing soccer, basketball, and tennis, as well as swimming in the ocean and traveling. These passions keep her grounded and remind her of the beauty, resilience, and movement found in life—even amidst challenges.

12/12/2025

Connor is earning his Master of Social Work degree at Utah Valley University. He works with clients of all ages, particularly teens and young adults struggling with life. Connor brings 9 years of experience supporting the overcoming of substance use, behavioral challenges, and autism/intellectual disabilities. Having personally navigated addiction, an eating disorder, and significant family transitions, Connor integrates lived experience with Internal Family Systems, Client-Centered Therapy, and Play Therapy to help clients access their strengths, heal, and grow.

12/03/2025

Kristi is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She graduated with a master’s degree from Arizona State University in social work and earned a certificate in The Assessment of Integrative Health Modalities (AIHM). Kristi has also completed a Holistic Nutrition Program through the Energetic Health Institute and serves her clients with a holistic approach, connecting the mind, body, and soul. Kristi has served in the mental health and behavioral health field for over 15 years, often working with high risk and troubled populations. Through her experience, she has served a wide variety of clientele, including adolescents in residential homes and the school setting, as well as adults in the prison system and those on federal probation, many with substance abuse issues. Kristi is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), offering help to individuals who have experienced trauma, or are having a difficult time resolving problems in life. Kristi has a passion about facilitating positive change with individuals and is committed to helping others recreate themselves and find joy in life’s every moment. She is dually licensed in Utah and Arizona. Kristi is in our Spanish Fork office on Tuesdays and in South Jordan on Thursdays.