Adults · Couples · Teens
Skyler Packard, ACMHCTherapist in Orem, Utah
Skyler Packard is a therapist at Compass Mental Health Services in Orem, Utah, working with adults, couples, and teens. He helps with depression and anxiety, existential questions, and relationship concerns — in person in Utah County and by telehealth across Utah — using a warm, psychodynamic, insight-oriented approach that helps what feels confusing or stuck start to make sense.
How Skyler works
Skyler’s work is rooted in understanding how emotions, relationships, and early life experiences shape who we are. He pays attention to what you’re feeling, what you avoid, the patterns that repeat, and the stories you tell yourself — and creates a safe, non-judgmental space to speak freely, with no pressure to perform or stay on topic.
Over time, things that felt confusing, painful, or stuck start to make sense. Skyler looks for new emotional experiences right there in the session, then focuses on bringing those shifts into your everyday life and relationships.
Who Skyler helps
- Depression & anxiety
- Existential crises
- Relationship issues
- Couples
- Teens
Credentials
- Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC)
- Compass Mental Health Services
Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC) · Utah license #14283099-6009. Verify on the Utah DOPL license lookup →
Insurance & rates
Skyler is in-network with most major Utah insurers, including SelectHealth, BCBS, Molina, PEHP, Optum, Aetna, and Utah Medicaid. Please note: Skyler is not able to bill UMR or United Healthcare. If you have one of those plans, our other therapists can help, or self-pay is $130 / session. See the full list of accepted plans.
Common questions
Does Skyler accept United Healthcare or UMR?
Not at this time. Skyler is unable to bill UMR or United Healthcare. If you have one of those plans, our other therapists can help, or self-pay is $130 / session.
Does Skyler work with couples?
Yes. Along with individual therapy for adults and teens, Skyler works with couples on communication and relationship concerns.
What is Skyler’s approach to therapy?
Psychodynamic and insight-oriented. Skyler pays attention to your emotions, patterns, and the stories you tell yourself, creating a safe space to make sense of what feels stuck — then helps carry those shifts into everyday life.
Ready to get started with Skyler?
New clients are welcome — no waitlist. Booking takes just a few minutes through our secure client portal.
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