Vincent Soriero is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). After an undergraduate degree in Political Economy and working in community organizing and outdoor education, Vincent began his work in the mental health field in 2018.  Drawn in by the potential for connection to inspire change, he worked at several wilderness therapy programs across the country as direct care staff before returning to graduate school. Vincent’s graduate work at the University of Utah included inpatient and outpatient treatment, focused on substance abuse, trauma, behavioral challenges and interpersonal difficulties.

Through his extensive work with people across a diverse array of experiences, Vincent honed his desire to reduce suffering. Vincent believes that each individual experiences their own unique challenges and that therapy is a platform to create lasting change.

Vincent has training and experience in Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Psychodrama, Bowen Family Systems, Mind Body Bridging, EMDR and is ever expanding his knowledge base. He has worked with a broad spectrum of individual challenges, including Trauma, Addiction, ADHD, Personality Disorders, Mood Disorders, Anxiety and more. Vincent believes in a systemic approach; everything from who we are and how we live to the social environment we live in affects the way we experience ourselves and others. Therapy is an intersectional process; somatic, psychological, behavioral, relational, and environmental domains are constantly in flux.  It is through the cross-section of these processes that Vincent facilitates a client-centered approach to empowerment and healing.

In his free time, Vincent enjoys spending time with his loved ones, reading, music, exercise and training Muay Thai, hiking, biking, snowboarding, and playing Magic the Gathering.