Dr. Rector practices in Salt Lake City, Utah at Intermountain Healthcare's Fort Union clinic. He understands that the central helping factor in psychotherapy is a relationship of warmth, trust, and acceptance between therapist and client. This foundation makes a successful outcome much more likely.
Dr Rector's theoretical orientation is largely East/West integrative with emphases in acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness/meditation practices, existential psychotherapy, and cognitive/behavioral therapy (CBT). With over twenty years experience providing clinical services in a university setting, he has worked with clients suffering from a wide range of psychotherapeutic challenges such as anxiety disorders, depression, LGBTQ adjustment challenges, men's issues, learning disabilities, crises of faith, body-image/eating disorders, histories of abuse/trauma, addictions, and personality disorders. He has also treated many clients struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in a group format using exposure with response prevention (ERP).
Dr. Rector has provided clinical services in a variety of settings, including public schools, city/county residential mental health centers, outpatient mental health clinics, a private psychiatric hospital, private psychiatric practices, and a United States federal prison.
If you live in the greater Salt Lake area, and would be interested in setting up an appointment, please contact his office staff at 801-233-4200. Wait times can vary from a few weeks to a few months for intake appointments.
Click the link below to watch a short video of Dr. Rector introducing himself.
youtu.be/vmcY-1hNhlM
Dr Rector's theoretical orientation is largely East/West integrative with emphases in acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness/meditation practices, existential psychotherapy, and cognitive/behavioral therapy (CBT). With over twenty years experience providing clinical services in a university setting, he has worked with clients suffering from a wide range of psychotherapeutic challenges such as anxiety disorders, depression, LGBTQ adjustment challenges, men's issues, learning disabilities, crises of faith, body-image/eating disorders, histories of abuse/trauma, addictions, and personality disorders. He has also treated many clients struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in a group format using exposure with response prevention (ERP).
Dr. Rector has provided clinical services in a variety of settings, including public schools, city/county residential mental health centers, outpatient mental health clinics, a private psychiatric hospital, private psychiatric practices, and a United States federal prison.
If you live in the greater Salt Lake area, and would be interested in setting up an appointment, please contact his office staff at 801-233-4200. Wait times can vary from a few weeks to a few months for intake appointments.
Click the link below to watch a short video of Dr. Rector introducing himself.
youtu.be/vmcY-1hNhlM
