Stephanie Bills is a passionate healthcare leader and wellness innovator with over a decade of experience in mental health and operations. As a founder of Harper Clinic, she brings her deep-rooted belief that true healing happens when mind, body, and soul are treated together.
After working her way up from graveyard tech to Director of Operations at Maple Mountain Mental Health & Wellness, Stephanie saw firsthand how fragmented healthcare systems made it hard for individuals to access comprehensive, coordinated care. Inspired by her own journey as a mother, wellness advocate, and mental health history, she envisioned a place where someone struggling with depression, anxiety, or physical imbalances wouldn’t have to navigate multiple clinics, referrals, and waiting lists. That vision became Harper Clinic.
At Harper, Stephanie has woven together advanced modalities like TMS, functional psychiatry, and ketamine-assisted therapy with deeply restorative practices such as massage, sound healing, and breathwork. Her goal is simple: to make healing easier to access, more integrative, and truly transformative.
Outside of the clinic, Stephanie lives on her family ranch with her husband, three kids, four horses, two dogs, and a cat — a lifestyle that mirrors her love for nature, connection, and grounded living.
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Sarah received her Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University in New Jersey. With experience helping clients manage depression, anxiety, ADHD, negative thinking patterns, trauma, addiction, codependency, and other mental health challenges, Sarah is dedicated to supporting individuals in overcoming obstacles. Passionate about helping clients recognize their strengths and inherent worth, Sarah also holds certification as a meditation instructor, believing that mindfulness and self-compassion play a key role in overall wellness.
Trained in EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Sarah integrates functional Polyvagal practices in sessions and group work. Her therapeutic approach is tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, with the goal of empowering individuals to build skills, process their experiences, and cultivate resilience in the face of life’s challenges.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys traveling, hosting dinner parties, and is enthusiastic about DIY projects. She is also mildly obsessed with her two adorable dogs, Piper and Sophie. Sarah looks forward to supporting clients in feeling their best and building lives they love.
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Allison is a Registered Nurse with a background in surgical services and mental health. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health Education and Nursing, Allison is passionate about preventative health and empowering individuals to take control of their well-being. With a strong belief in the mind-body connection, they focus on how nutrition impacts not only physical health but also mental clarity and overall brain function. An advocate for integrated wellness, Allison is committed to educating others on the importance of proper nutrition, movement, and trauma work and their role in lifelong health.
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Meet JeanAnne!
With over 30 years in the medical field, Dr. JeanAnne Johnson is a Psychiatric/ Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who specializes in the treatment of mental illnesses.
JeanAnne graduated from Georgetown University in Washington, DC, with a Master’s degree in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner. She later received her Doctorate in Healthcare Administration and a Post-Doctorate in Psychiatric Mental Health from Rush University in Chicago, IL. She is board-certified as a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, a Family Nurse Practitioner, a Pediatric Mental Health Specialist, Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist, and an Addictions Nurse Practitioner. She holds a Master Psychopharmacology certificate and is currently in a fellowship for Precision Psychiatry and Functional Medicine certification.
JeanAnne is known for her many jobs- currently providing psychiatric services to over 14 clinics and facilities that treat mental illnesses across the lifespan, substance use disorders, and criminogenic programs. She has been a national speaker for PESI, Inc, educating healthcare providers on psychopharmacology and substance use. In 2019, she published her first book entitled “I Can Do Hard Things: Tools to Manage Anxiety When Medication Isn’t Enough.”
Dr. Johnson is excited about her ever-expanding knowledge in functional medicine and loves being able to practice with Harper Clinic. She is dedicated to providing her patients with a holistic, personalized approach to mental health by addressing the root causes of mental illness, rather than just treating the symptoms. She helps patients to understand the complex interplay between genetics, environment, nutrition, and lifestyle, all of which impact mental well-being. By using strategies such as optimizing nutrition, addressing hormonal imbalances, and reducing inflammation, JeanAnne’s goal is to offer innovative and integrative solutions to mental health challenges, providing hope and healing to so many.
In her spare time, JeanAnne spends time with her two fantastic children, and enjoys the outdoors: hiking, camping, running, biking, skiing, swimming, and beaching. She is a cancer survivor and an animal lover.
Meet JeanAnne!
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Nichole is a dedicated healer and guide, specializing in sound baths, breathwork, yoga, and Reiki mastery. With a deep passion for helping others reconnect with their inner truth, they create transformative experiences that promote healing, balance, and personal freedom. Through a blend of ancient practices and intuitive wisdom, Nichole holds space for profound self-discovery, guiding you toward greater peace, clarity, and alignment.
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Meet Tina!
Tina Campbell, a Clinical Social Worker in Utah with over 15 years of experience as a substance use disorder counselor, is profoundly committed to trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming care. She earned her master’s degree in clinical social work to expand her ability to provide more holistic support to her clients.
Tina specializes in trauma-focused therapies, including EMDR, ART, and somatic approaches. As a certified yoga and yoga nidra instructor, she incorporates mindfulness and movement into treatment to promote regulation and healing. She is also passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals, providing affirming and tailored support for their unique needs.
Tina is dedicated to creating a safe, affirming space for all individuals, including those in the LGBTQ+ community. She is passionate about providing inclusive care that honors diverse identities and lived experiences. She also values the therapeutic power of nature and enjoys facilitating outdoor experiential sessions whenever possible.
Currently, Tina serves as the primary therapist for the Intensive Outpatient Program at the outpatient office in Orem, where she provides compassionate, evidence-based care to individuals on their healing journey.
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Josh Staub is a licensed Substance Use Disorder Counselor who obtained his education and training at Utah Valley University. Additionally, he is a State Certified Case Manager and has completed specialized training to support clients in their journey toward healing.
Specializing in life skills development, planning, and removing shame around maladaptive coping mechanisms, Josh is dedicated to helping clients understand the root of their behaviors and guiding them toward healthier responses. He focuses on exploring passions, purpose, and meaning, while ensuring that clients feel seen and heard throughout the process.
Drawing from personal experience, Josh has dealt with mental health challenges since adolescence and previously turned to substances as a way to cope. He now understands that these behaviors were a form of self-preservation, not a reflection of morality or self-control. This personal insight deeply informs his compassionate approach to counseling.
At the core of Josh’s work is the belief that shame is a key issue many clients face, fueling maladaptive coping strategies. By creating a safe, non-judgmental environment, Josh helps clients break free from these patterns.
As part of the team at Harper Clinic, Josh appreciates the individualized approach to treatment. He values that Harper Clinic works with clients as unique individuals rather than focusing solely on diagnoses, creating a space where clients feel safe to reconnect with and express their authentic selves.
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With a deep respect for the complexity of human relationships and the
resilience of the human spirit, Judy Ceccherini brings more than two decades
of experience working across clinical, community, and educational settings.
She is a marriage and family therapist with a passion for helping individuals,
teens, and families heal from trauma, rebuild trust, and reconnect to
themselves and each other.
Judy earned her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from
Northcentral University, where she completed a capstone on Virginia Satir
and transformational systems therapy. Her approach is systems-based,
trauma-informed, and compassionate—woven through with evidence-based
modalities like EMDR, DBT, and Attachment-Based Family Therapy. Clients
find her to be deeply present, thoughtful, and refreshingly down-to-earth.
She has extensive experience in residential and school-based mental health
settings, having worked with adolescents and adults in dual diagnosis
treatment, high school crisis response, and community mental health.
Whether she’s leading equine-assisted therapy or walking with clients
through family or substance use recovery, Judy shows up with steadiness
and sincerity. She believes in creating safe, supportive spaces where clients
can examine their stories, gain clarity, and build confidence.
Judy is also a lifelong advocate for social justice, with an academic
background in peace and justice studies and a fierce dedication to helping
others feel seen and empowered. A former director of operations at an
equestrian center and a seasoned therapist in both private practice and
public settings, she brings wisdom, grit, and warmth to every therapeutic
relationship.
When she’s not working, Judy is usually enjoying time with her
grandchildren, riding horses, exploring nature, or dreaming of her next beach
trip. She believes therapy is both an art and a science—and that with the right
support, everyone can create change in their life.
“You can expect that we will take time to get acquainted, identify the root
problem, and create a treatment plan based on what works best for you.
Together we will create goals and identify steps to improve how you feel. This
may include steps to improve emotion regulation and often will include
practicing new skills, healing past injuries, reframing to a more helpful
mindset.” — Judy
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