Sue Leavitt, LCSW. Program Manager. Substance Use Disorders. Sue Leavitt has worked for Wasatch Behavioral Health since 1989, working in various levels of care from Skills Development to Crisis Services. Sue completed her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Utah and her Master’s degree in Social Work at the University of New England . Over her years of experience, Sue has had the privilege of working with many individuals who suffered from a broad spectrum of personal issues, including mental health disorders and substance use disorders. She has vast experience counseling clients with depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder,and substance abuse. Her background enables her to be an extremely effective social worker who is comfortable counseling diverse populations.
Ricky Sauque, LCSW. Ricky received his Master’s Degree in Social Work from Edinboro University and now works as a therapist at the Westpark Family Clinic in Provo. Ricky specializes in individual and group therapy, the treating of substance use disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy, and solution focused therapy.
Prior to becoming a therapist at Wasatch Behavioral Health, Ricky worked for nearly 8 years as a case manager at the Westpark Family Clinic. Ricky is originally from Hawaii and loves the outdoors.
Phillip Beehler, CMHC, ASUDC, Clinical Therapist/Addictions Counselor. Phillip works at Foothill Residential. He entered the addictions counseling field in 2002 and obtained his LSAC. A few years later he went back to school and also obtained his CMHC. His first job was at a co-ed adolescent long-term residential setting. Since then he has worked with many other populations in many different settings for both addictions and mental health treatment. His favorite is residential. Phillip enjoys using techniques from CBT, MI, and client-centered.
Phillip loves to play the drums, fly-fish, read, and take naps. He prefers to stay home rather than travel (he’s an introvert for sure)—but loves talking/working with individuals ready and willing to make positive changes.