Chloe Tuai

Chloe is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who takes a systemic approach to understanding and addressing emotional and relational challenges. Her work is grounded in looking at individuals within the context of their relationships, environments, and life experiences. She is committed to helping clients better understand themselves and access their emotions as a meaningful part of the healing process.

Chloe’s approach to therapy is highly collaborative. She works alongside clients to better understand their emotions and explore all parts of themselves, helping them make sense of their experiences within a broader, systemic framework. Her goal is to empower individuals to make changes that align with their values while providing steady support throughout that process.

She prioritizes creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel confident and in control of their own story. Chloe encourages individuals to make decisions that reflect their sense of self, while she serves as a thoughtful and engaged guide.

Much of her work focuses on helping clients better understand and utilize their emotions as a pathway toward healing and personal growth. She helps clients build insight, strengthen their sense of agency, and move toward living in ways that feel more authentic and fulfilling.

Chloe works with individuals across a wide range of concerns and life stages. She is especially drawn to supporting adolescents navigating anxiety and depression, and often works collaboratively with both teens and their parents to improve communication and strengthen relationships. She also enjoys working with couples, individuals, and families facing challenges such as grief and loss, anxiety, depression, relational or marital distress, and sexual concerns.

• Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy, Utah State University
• Bachelor’s in Human Development and Family Studies, Utah State University

• Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
• Internal Family Systems Therapy
• Narrative Therapy