Chelsea Silverwood, LCSW

“Stories are the threads of our lives. Therapy invites us to weave them in ways that give meaning and strength.” – Michael White 

At the heart of my work is authentic connection and collaboration. I show up as a real person, grounded in a genuine desire to help and supported by my years of clinical experience. Whether we’re working through big emotions, navigating life transitions, or untangling family dynamics, I meet each client with curiosity and respect. My aim is to help children feel understood, teens and young adults feel empowered, and moms feel supported. 

I view our work as a partnership, guided by your experiences and what matters most to you. My role is to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where you or your child can explore emotions, build self-awareness, and develop meaningful skills for growth and resilience. I pull from a variety of therapeutic modalities to customize support for each client and family’s unique needs. 

I'm grateful for the education and experiences that have shaped my career. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Weber State University, I developed my skills as an advocate while working in the community for six years. I then completed my Master’s in Social Work from the University of Kentucky, building a strong foundation for my clinical practice. Working closely with children and families across community mental health, schools, and in-home settings has deepened my understanding of how they grow, struggle, and thrive in different environments.

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Therapy with me is collaborative, compassionate, and tailored to you. Together, we can create meaningful change and support emotional well-being at every stage of life.

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Personal Interests

Curiosity has always guided me, often leading me to lose myself in a good book or explore new places. I see storytelling as a personal window into what we hold dear. My own story includes my husband of 15 years, our two daughters, and our very vocal husky.

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My Specialties Include

• Anxiety

• Anger Management

• Depression

• ADHD

• Autism

• Major Life and Family Changes

• Mood Disorders

• Parent/Child Conflict

• Parenting

• Peer Relationships

• School Issues

• Self-Harm

• Self-Worth

• Suicidal Ideation