Health & Wellness
Utah Alternative Therapy
66 E Exchange Place, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Utah Alternative Therapy is a trauma and psychedelic integration clinic serving Salt Lake City and Layton, and an LGBTQIA+ owned and operated private practice rooted in queer, ENM and kink-affirming care. Too many people in alternative communities feel judged, pathologized or unseen in traditional therapy spaces. The premise here is the opposite: your identity, your relationships and your choices are not merely tolerated but respected and affirmed, because the clinicians are part of these communities too.
Individual, couples, family and group therapy, retreats, intensives, and psychedelic-assisted therapy integration across MDMA, psilocybin and ketamine are all offered, with ketamine integration in partnership with licensed medical prescribers. Krista Buda, LCSW, founded the practice, and the team is licensed in Utah, Idaho and Florida.
Services
Ways to visit or buy
- Telehealth
Inclusivity.org lists this practice so you can find it. We don't provide medical or mental health advice, and we don't check clinical licenses or endorse any provider. Telehealth is limited to the states where a therapist is licensed, so confirm with the practice before booking. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or for LGBTQ+ young people, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386.
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How we sourced this
Built from the practice's own website, which is where the services, the therapeutic approaches, the psychedelic integration work, the Salt Lake City office and the team all come from. Its telephone number, its Layton address and its membership of the Utah LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce also appear on its member profile with that chamber.
- LGBTQ-owned — Public website · source
The practice says so on its own home page: "We are an LGBTQIA+ owned and operated private practice deeply rooted in queer, ENM, and kink-affirming care." Its member profile with the Utah LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce carries the category LGBTQ-Owned as well.
Identity and ownership tags are never inferred. Certifications and recognitions belong to their respective organizations.
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