Kailey Markos, ACMHC
Works with: children 5-17 years old.Specializes in: skill building in areas like emotional regulation, impulse control, and resiliency, while also helping families improve communication and connection!Favorite type of therapy: play therapy, expressive art therapy, narrative therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Kailey has over five years of experience as a mental health professional, working in diverse settings including two years in an intensive outpatient (day treatment) program, two years in an inpatient behavioral health unit, and a year providing group and individual counseling to students across six schools in Weber School District. She tailors her therapeutic approach to each client, using techniques like play therapy, expressive art therapy, narrative therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
Kailey earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Communication (Interpersonal and Family Communication emphasis) and Psychology from Weber State University, as well as a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. She is excited to help children and teens grow and thrive as part of the Tree of Life Children’s Center team.
Outside of work, Kailey enjoys spending time with her husband and their two cats, reading, crafting, and traveling. Her love for creativity and connection shines through in both her personal and professional life.
Kasidi Parkinson, ACMHC
Works with: children 5-15 years old.Specializes in: anger, ADHD, anxiety, but will work with anyone!Favorite type of therapy: expressive art therapy!
Kasidi is passionate about working with children and teenagers who have experienced trauma. She creates a safe space for clients to express their emotions and process their experiences using a trauma-informed approach. Her therapeutic methods include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, and Mindfulness.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work with a minor in Criminal Justice from the University of North Dakota and a Master’s in Forensic Psychology from Arizona State University. With experience in a domestic violence shelter and Utah’s Division of Child and Family Services, she is well-equipped to work with diverse populations and family dynamics. In her free time, she enjoys reading High Fantasy and Classics, as well as writing.
Madison Martinez, CSW
Works with: children 5-13 years oldSpecializes in: ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Anger, ODD, depression, and behavioral/emotional dysregulation.Favorite types of therapy: Play Therapy, Bibliotherapy, and Expressive Art Therapy
Madison is passionate about helping children find their voice, regulate emotions, and develop coping skills. She also empowers parents with tools and resources to support their children. Using techniques such as Play Therapy, Mindfulness, CBT, Strengths-Based approaches, and Expressive Arts, she tailors therapy to meet each family’s unique needs while fostering positive change.
She holds a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Kentucky and a Bachelor’s in Social Work from Weber State University. With experience as a Registered Behavioral Technician and Case Manager, she is certified in Trauma-Focused CBT and Sand Tray Therapy, with ongoing training in play therapy and attachment. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and dogs, reading, and outdoor activities like camping and hiking.
Kenzie Worrell, CSW
Works with: anyone 6 years old and up!Specializes in: anxiety, Autism, behavioral/emotional dysregulation, but will work with anyone!Favorite types of therapy: CBT, play therapy, and mindfulness
Kenzie discovered her passion for helping others early in life, leading her to pursue a career in social work. She earned a Bachelor of Social Work degree with a minor in Human Development and Family Studies from Utah State University and a Master of Social Work degree from Boise State University.
Her diverse experience includes working as a Registered Behavior Technician with children on the Autism Spectrum, supporting emotional and behavioral development in an elementary school behavior unit, and serving as a Child Protective Services caseworker with the Division of Child & Family Services.
She is passionate about helping children find their voice and navigate their emotions while ensuring families feel valued and heard. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with loved ones, exploring the outdoors, traveling, and listening to country music.
Tenille Sealy, LCSW
Works with: anyone under 15.Specializes in: attachment, anxiety, disruptive behavior, but will work with anyone!Favorite type of therapy: experiential therapy- play, art, storytelling, etc.
Tenille has always been passionate about helping others, especially children. She loves helping kids identify their strengths and use them to overcome challenges, with a focus on creativity, play, and skill-building. Her therapeutic approach combines CBT, mindfulness, and experiential activities to help children manage behaviors, express needs, and heal from trauma.
She earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Utah State University. With seven years of experience at a community mental health agency, she has facilitated children's groups and coordinated care in local elementary schools. Outside of work, she enjoys playing piano, camping, baking, and spending time with her family—especially watching her four boys play instruments and enjoying outdoor activities at Bear Lake.
Kelci Beus, CMHC, Registered Play Therapist- Clinical Director
Works with: anyone from 3 to 103.Offers teletherapy (clients 13+)!Specializes in: working with children and client-centered play therapy, but loves working on increasing emotional intelligence (and will work with anyone!).Favorite type of therapy: client-centered play therapy for young children, ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), and a mix of CBT (Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy) and client-centered for older kids, teens, and adults.
Kelci was born and raised in North Ogden and is passionate about giving back to her community through therapy. She specializes in working with children and families, focusing on providing tools for emotional growth and resilience. With advanced training in Play Therapy, Autplay, and Sandtray Therapy, she works with children facing trauma, behavioral challenges, and neurodevelopmental disorders.
She earned her Master’s degree in Community Counseling from Washington State University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Weber State University. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, running, movies, and supporting the Utah Jazz.