Brooke Boyd Counseling

Support Documents

Access evaluations, letters, and digital tools that support emotional wellness alongside therapy, coaching, or supervision needs.

A comforting living room-style therapy environment designed for clients with anxiety, captured in photographic realism. A soft gray sofa is layered with textured knit blankets and neutral throw pillows, facing a low, round oak coffee table holding a box of tissues, a glass water carafe with two glasses, and a small woven basket containing stress balls and a fidget cube. In the corner, a tall bookshelf displays therapy games, sand trays, and mindfulness cards, while a framed, abstract art piece in cool blues and greens hangs above. Late afternoon golden light streams diagonally through large windows with sheer curtains, casting warm highlights and gentle, elongated shadows. Shot from a wide, eye-level perspective with balanced composition, the atmosphere feels safe, calm, and non-clinical, ideal for trauma-informed care.
A close-up, photographic-realism scene of a therapist’s resource shelf, featuring neatly arranged self-help mental health tools: spiral-bound workbooks on anxiety management and trauma recovery, a tidy stack of blank journals with textured linen covers in muted earth tones, and a wooden box filled with smooth river stones used as grounding tools. A small framed illustration of a brain and gears symbolizes executive functioning support, while a discreet file folder labeled only with a color tab hints at accommodations and documentation services without any readable text. Warm ambient lamp light from the right creates gentle highlights on the book spines and subtle shadows behind objects. Shot at an eye-level angle with sharp focus throughout, the mood is organized, thoughtful, and empowering.

Additional mental health support services

Explore options beyond weekly sessions, including ESA evaluations, documentation for housing or school accommodations, brief clinical summaries, and practical self-guided tools to support anxiety, trauma recovery, and executive functioning between appointments.

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A warmly lit psychotherapy office without any people, centered on a plush, sand-colored armchair facing a low, natural wood coffee table. A neatly arranged stack of journals, a ceramic mug of herbal tea, and a small timer rest on the table, hinting at structured yet compassionate sessions. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves line the back wall, filled with well-worn therapy and mindfulness books, plus a few Utah landscape photographs framed in matte black. Soft afternoon light filters through sheer curtains, creating calm, diffused illumination and gentle shadows. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a slightly shallow depth of field, highlighting the chair and table while the background softly blurs. The mood is grounded, professional, and reassuring, ideal for a psychotherapy homepage hero image.

Fees

ESA Documentation

Emotional support animal evaluations and documentation: starting at $125 per evaluation, including one official letter and one update if needed within 6 months.

ESA assessment

Letter drafting

Provider review

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Accommodation Letter

Accommodations and grant-support letters (academic, workplace, or funding applications): starting at $95 per letter, with additional revisions billed based on complexity.

Workplace forms

Academic forms

Housing letters

Grant support

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