Steven A. Szykula, Ph.D.

Dr. Szykula is the founder and C.E.O. of Comprehensive Psychological Services. Dr. Szykula earned his Ph.D. at the University of Tennessee in 1977. Dr. Szykula is a psychologist who is experienced in providing counseling services. Dr. Szykula also provides psychological evaluations including Custody Evaluations, Forensic Evaluations, Fitness for Duty Evaluations, Substance Abuse Evaluations, ADHD and Learning Disability Evaluations. Dr. Szykula enjoys fly fishing and basketball.

 

Mark D. Neuman, M.D.

Dr. Mark Neuman is a Board Certified general psychiatrist. Dr. Neuman completed his residency in Adult Psychiatry from Texas Tech University in 2000. He moved to Utah upon graduation and has been practicing with Comprehensive Psychological Services since 2000. Dr. Neuman is fluent in Spanish. He serves the adolescents and adults. He enjoys skiing and cooking. He is married and has one child and two dogs.

 

Nancy Foster, Ph.D. APRN

Nancy Foster is a Nationally Board Certified Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist. She has advanced education in psychology and neurobiology. In addition to being in private practice for twenty years, she has served as an adjunct faculty member and full professor of Nursing. Nancy serves adult, geriatric, and adolescent (15 and older) populations. Dr. Foster also serves as a Research Consultant and reviewer of both doctoral dissertations and mater theses. She is married, has three natural children and two children “of choice” with whom she enjoys multiple sports, travel, and music. Nancy is Ani Cherokee and is involved with anthropological and trans-cultural advancement in alternative medicine.

 

Kayleen Fuller, Ph.D.

Kayleen Fuller has a doctorate degree in clinical psychology. She works with families, individuals, and couples in therapy. Dr. Fuller believes in problem solving and practical solutions to manage mental health issues; integrating biofeedback, cognitive therapy, and other modalities into the therapy sessions. She works with other physicians and therapists at Comprehensive Psychological Services to make certain all of our clients have appropriate evaluations and diagnoses. She provides expert psychological and neuropsychological evaluations. She has experience working with persons who have learning disabilities, attention disorders, and other problems that effect school performance. She works with the family and the educational environment to find the solutions that ensure academic success. She also has worked extensively with persons who have substance abuse issues, mood disorders, psychosis, and anxiety problems. She believes that there is always hope and positive solutions for any problem she encounters in her work. She loves working with people to help them find the best answers.

 

Paul Stratton, Ph.D.

Dr. Paul Stratton is a Psychologist who holds degrees in physics (BS, BYU, 1970), business (MBA, Harvard, 1974), and psychology (PhD, Capella, 2005). His primary orientation is positive psychology: Helping people to change to live more successfully. Paul enjoys working with diverse individuals, couples, and families including children, youth, and adults. In addition to counseling, Paul conducts formal psychological, psychoeducational, and forensic evaluations.

Paul completed his doctoral internship at the Multicultural Psychology Internship Program of Massachusetts (including Spanish-speaking clients). His dissertation research topic was on mindfulness. Paul's experience includes 30+ years as an engineer, business executive, consultant, and teacher.

Paul is the father of six successful children. He enjoys mountain trail running, skiing, learning, cultural and diversity events, travel, and flying.

 

Susan Hollenbeck, L.C.S.W.

Susan Hollenbeck is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has been practicing for eleven years. She received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Utah and her graduate degree in Social Work from Brigham Young University. She specializes in working with children and families. She has extensive experience providing treatment for issues related to sexual abuse, ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, adolescent, children’s issues, and couple’s issues. She has been with Comprehensive Psychological Services since 1998. Susan grew up in Hawaii which has influenced her sensitivity to cultural differences in people.

 

Ryan F. Houston Ph.D.

Dr. Houston is a psychologist working toward licensure by summer 2008. He earned his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Brigham Young University in 2006. He completed an internship in Bakersfield, California specializing in Forensic Assessment and Community Mental Health. His main focus is psychological evaluations including Learning Disabilities, Parental Fitness, Forensic/Competency issues, Substance Abuse, ADHD, Asperger’s/Autism, Neuropsychological, and fitness for duty. Dr. Houston also accepts some cases for individual counseling and runs the neurofeedback lab in American Fork. Ryan is the father of six children and enjoys digital photography and fly-fishing.

 

Dr. Monika Singhal, MD

Dr. Monika Singhal, MD is a board certified psychiatrist with over seven years of experience. She enjoys working with both adolescents (age 14 and older) and adults. She is able to treat a variety of psychiatric illnesses. Her goal is to provide patients with clinical assessment and follow-up medication management when needed. She believes in a multi-disciplinary treatment approach and works closely with patients’ therapists and/or primary care physicians when needed.

 

T. Shea Enniss, LCSW

Timothy Shea Enniss is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who is trained to see all patient populations with subspecialties in adolescent problems and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Shea received his Master of Social Work degree from the University of Utah in May 2004 and completed EMDR training from the EMDR Institute. Shea is married, and also holds a 4th Degree Black Belt in Kenpo Karate.

 

Victoria Anderson, Ph.D

Victoria Anderson, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist in Utah and California. She has been in practice for over sixteen years specializing in treating depression, anxiety, abuse issues, mood disorders, family and marital problems, as well as general psychological problems. Dr. Anderson focuses on teaching life skills and empowering clients using cognitive techniques for self-improvement. She uses natural ways to enhance health and well-being considering physical, mental, emotional and spiritual interventions.

 

D. B. “Tug” Wagstaff, M.Ed., LPC

Tug Wagstaff is Licensed Professional Counselor who received his Master’s Degree from Brigham Young University. Since 1986, he has worked with individuals (children to adults), couples, and families in therapy in settings in Provo, Orem and American Fork. He had done therapy through the Alpine Center since 1994. He also treats clients at American Fork Hospital and at Chrysalis Enterprises. Although he treats a variety of client issues, the majority of his clients seek treatment from him for relationship, abuse, and/or disability issues. He uses hypnosis to complement his therapeutic interventions. Tug also teaches Psychology courses at American Fork High School, Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University. Even though he loves the work he does, he dreams of having more time to ski and travel. Until those dreams occur, however, he has the excellent fortune of being married to his sweetheart and father of four great children.

 

Douglas L. Nielsen, Ph.D.

Dr. Nielsen is a Licensed Psychologist working with adults and adolescents. He received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Brigham Young University. He also earned a Masters Degree from Auburn University (Counseling) and a B.S. from BYU (Psychology/Social Work). In addition to private practice, Dr. Nielsen has extensive experience in education, having worked as a school counselor, school psychologist, and many years as a school administrator building programs for at-risk youth. Dr. Nielsen also consults and leads retreats and workshops in personal development and leadership for colleges and other groups.

A father and grandfather, he enjoys hiking, travel, and reading. In 2000 he was the recipient of the Huntsman Award for Excellence in Education for his work in educational administration. He is active in philanthropic work.

 

Shannon McQuade, LCSW

Shannon McQuade is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Massage Therapist. Using a holistic approach, she addresses the whole person - body, mind and soul - using best practices and complementary methods including art therapy, hypnosis, Jung personality analysis, bodywork therapy, and more. Shannon is certified in addiction counseling and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing and is a member of the American Art Therapy Association, National Association of Social Workers, National Association of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselors, and the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Shannon is experienced in working with children, adults, and seniors individually or together as a couple or family on a variety of issues including grief/loss, addiction/codependency, marital problems/divorce, anxiety/depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and more. She is described by clients, friends, family and colleagues as being warm and compassionate. Shannon is down-to-earth, non-judgmental and has a genuine concern for others. For more information about Shannon visit www.therapywithshannon.com.

James A. Miller, M.D.

Dr. Miller completed a degree in Engineering before graduating from The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. He completed adult psychiatry training at the University of Utah and finished a Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at Primary Children's. As such, Dr. Miller sees all ages. Dr. Miller is a helicopter pilot and belongs to Chloe, the Great Dane. Special interests include Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and Suboxone treatment of narcotic addictions.