Marian Dignan

“Thank you for always being a safe place for my child through these very challenging times.” – Former Parent

Marian is a dedicated Clinical Therapist at the South Campus, deeply committed to helping adolescents and young adults navigate the complexities of growth, healing, and life transition. She earned both her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and her Master of Social Work from Utah Valley University, building a strong academic and clinical foundation for her work.

Marian has a particular passion for trauma-focused care and is intentional about creating a therapeutic environment defined by safety, compassion, and trust. She believes that meaningful change begins when individuals feel truly seen and understood, and she is skilled at meeting clients where they are—walking alongside them as they develop resilience, confidence, and a stronger sense of self.

Her approach is both grounded and empowering, helping clients not only process past experiences but also build the internal resources needed to move forward with clarity and purpose.

Outside of her clinical work, Marian enjoys camping, hiking, solving puzzles, and crafting—activities that reflect her thoughtful, curious nature. She also values time spent with loved ones, including her cat, and brings that same sense of warmth and connection into the relationships she builds with her clients.