THE NAME

What Shiloh means

Shiloh is a Hebrew word meaning "place of refuge." It was also the name of a Civil War battlefield. Both meanings felt right. Therapy is refuge, but it's also where you do the hard work. It's not easy, and we won't pretend it is. But you don't have to do it alone.

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Therapists

Shawn Mueller - Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Shawn Mueller

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Credentials: M.S., AMFT, MBA

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Tanner Moffat - Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Tanner Moffat

Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Credentials: EMDR, ICEEFT, PESI, IFS

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the Vision

Why we built this.

Shiloh was created to do therapy differently. Too many people leave sessions with a better understanding of their problems but still feeling stuck. Insight is a starting point, not the finish line. We built Shiloh to be a practice that goes deeper.

THE MISSION

To provide integrated, whole-person mental health care that strengthens emotional resilience, deepens connection, and supports lasting well-being.

Values

Integrity

We say what we mean, follow through on what we commit to, and hold ourselves to the same standard we ask of our clients.

Clinical Excellence

We stay grounded in evidence-based methods and pursue the highest quality of care in every session.

Collaboration

You set the goals. You set the direction. We bring clinical expertise. Therapy works best when it’s a partnership.

Continuous Learning

The field evolves and so do we. We are committed to ongoing training and professional development to better serve our clients.

Stability

We create a consistent, grounded space where clients can do difficult work and know what to expect.

Mutual Commitment

Therapy takes effort from both sides. We show up fully for our clients and ask the same in return.

EDUCATION


BA, Psychology

Utah Valley University (December 2021)

Master of Social Work

Utah Valley University (May 2024)

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