Heal Your Mind & Nourish Your Body with Clinical Nutrition and Psychotherapy

Whether you’re seeking relief from depression, anxiety, ADHD, inflammation, metabolic dysfunction, or improving your overall health, I provide personalized plans rooted in whole foods and holistic healing.

Happiness lies, first of all, in health. 
 - George William Curtis

If you're stuck in the woods of general physical ailments, fertility concerns, stress, anxiety, or depression, it is possible to climb out and get back on track. I know it feels daunting now, but that is why you are here.

You might be searching for a doctor, nutritionist or therapist in Logan, Utah or somewhere else and don't know which one to try. You might have tried other therapists or seen doctors and have found some relief, or, you may have been left wondering if there's something else that could help you more. Maybe you're tired of just treating symptoms and want to feel more energized again with a sustainable solution.

You might secretly wonder... is it possible to feel completely at ease in my own skin again? My approach is designed to help you get there.

I am not the same old therapist you'll find anywhere. I practice clinical holistic psychotherapy and nutrition for a different, but very effective, approach. Holistic simply means recognizing that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Everything is interconnected. That means you, as a person, are more than your diagnosis, or your symptoms. You are you, and that's important.

I strive to be truly holistic and solution-focused, remembering that everything you do culminates into your current mental and physical health. I'll help you heal from the root with real food, targeted nutrients, and supportive therapy to find clarity of mind and peace in your heart and help get you feeling yourself again. Food is medicine, not just fuel.

Imagine waking up with clear energy, without anxiety weighing you down or the need for medication!

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About Cody Cox

It is common to choose a profession based on personal experience, need, or the desire to help loved ones. I am no exception to that. But what sets me apart is that I noticed how conventional therapy and medicine aren't working for a lot of people. What therapists and other healthcare providers are taught in graduate/medical school is symptomatic, meaning that they are working to address symptoms rather than the root cause of illness.

While conventional methods have their place and I think they are important, I set out to find what was missing. Why are we covering up one symptom and trading it for another? While I don't claim to have all the answers, I think I'm on the right track with epigenetics and metabolism.

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Please note that the office is not handicap accessible. Online appointments are available for those who are unable to climb stairs.

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