Meet the Team
Sees Children Ages 2-12
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Brittney Olsen is our Clinical Director and a dedicated Registered Play Therapist. She is deeply passionate about helping children navigate emotional and behavioral challenges, believing that early intervention can lead to lasting, positive outcomes. “When you start supporting kids emotionally and behaviorally at a young age,” she says, “you’re setting the stage for a healthier, more successful adolescence and adulthood.”
Brittney’s passion for therapy grew from her background in psychology and childcare. With a lifelong love of working with children, she found a meaningful way to combine her interest in psychology with her heart for helping kids.
She thrives in interactive therapy sessions, where children can express themselves through play — their natural “language.” “Play is how kids communicate. It’s how they make sense of the world,” she explains. She finds joy in exploring each child’s unique mind — “like a little filing cabinet” — and helping them make sense of their thoughts and experiences.
For Brittney, the most rewarding part of her work is watching children heal and grow. “It’s amazing to see kids come in burdened by trauma, and over time, see them transition from victim to survivor. They’re incredibly resilient — they just need someone to walk with them on their journey.”
Brittney Olsen CMHC, RPT
Clinical Director, Clinical Mental Health Counselor & Registered Play Therapist
Specialities:
CBT, Trauma, Sand Tray & Play Therapy
Expertise:
Trauma, PTSD, Grief, Life Transitions, Anxiety & Depression, ASD, ADHD & Neurological Behavioral Disorders
Dr. Rachelle Rose PsyD
Psychologist
Specialities:
CBT, Trauma, Sand Tray & Play Therapy
Expertise:
Trauma, PTSD, Grief, Life Transitions, Anxiety & Depression, ASD, ADHD, Neurological Behavioral Disorders
Sees Adults and Children of All Ages
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Dr. Rachelle Rose is a clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children and families navigating complex emotional and medical challenges. Her experience includes supporting children with rare neurological conditions, cancer, and other serious health issues. Through years of clinical work and psychological testing, she has developed a deep understanding of how to meet the unique needs of each child and family she serves.
Rachelle integrates play therapy and sand tray techniques into her sessions, allowing children to communicate and process their experiences in ways that feel natural and safe. She works with children of all ages, believing that even the youngest can face — and overcome — significant struggles with the right support.
She is also passionate about creating inclusive, affirming spaces for all identities. Rachelle has worked extensively with individuals across the gender spectrum and with military families, and she understands the importance of honoring each person’s worldview and life experience. Her therapeutic approach is always tailored to the individual, based on their age, needs, and background.
Dr. Rose is deeply committed to helping each patient discover their inner strength and resilience. “If we want to live in a kinder, more compassionate world,” she says, “it starts with helping every individual feel safe, supported, and empowered to be their true self.”
Sees Teens and Adults Ages 11+
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Megan Sessions approaches therapy as a collaborative process, centered on creating a space that feels safe, accepting, and free of judgment. Her goal is to help clients explore their stories and gently uncover the beliefs and defense patterns that influence their thoughts and emotions. Through this process, she supports clients in finding meaning, building self-awareness, and moving toward a more authentic and fulfilling life.
Megan’s therapeutic style blends existential and humanistic principles with a strong foundation in narrative therapy. She believes we are all doing our best to navigate life — often guided by stories we’ve internalized that no longer serve us. By unpacking these patterns, she helps clients reconnect with their true selves and reduce emotional suffering.
Her recent work at the Utah State Prison gave her valuable experience supporting individuals through deep trauma and loss, strengthening her ability to hold space with compassion and clarity.
Above all, Megan strives to build a therapeutic relationship rooted in safety, trust, and respect. She believes in each person’s capacity for growth and healing and looks forward to walking alongside her clients on that journey.
Megan Sessions ACMHC
Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Specialities:
CBT & Trauma Therapy, Ketamine Assisted PsychoTherapy Trained
Expertise:
Trauma, PTSD, Grief, Addiction & Substance Abuse, Life Transitions, Anxiety & Depression
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Megan Brown, CSW
Clinical Social Worker
Specialities:
CBT, SFT, Attachment, Trauma, & Play Therapy
Expertise:
Teens and Families, Self Esteem, Identity Development, School Related Challenges, Behavioral Concerns, Anxiety & Depression, ASD & ADHD
Sees Children Ages 2-25
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Megan Brown works with children, teens, and young adults, offering a collaborative and compassionate approach to therapy. With over two years of experience helping teenagers navigate life’s challenges, Megan believes therapy is not just about solving problems but about growing through them.
She blends creativity with gentle structure, creating a safe, supportive space where clients can express themselves freely while also learning practical coping tools and problem-solving skills. Megan frequently uses play therapy to help children process their feelings in a natural and self-guided way. Her approach is relational and empowering, helping young people build resilience, strengthen their sense of self, and gain confidence to live authentically.
Megan’s passion for therapy grew from firsthand experiences where she witnessed the power of empathy and encouragement to transform lives. She is committed to walking alongside her clients, ensuring they feel seen, heard, and understood as they work toward emotional growth and a life they can be proud of.
With over 15 years of experience in the healthcare field, Kailee brings a strong foundation of knowledge and leadership to our team. As Office Manager, she is dedicated to ensuring smooth operations while supporting both our mental health professionals and the families they serve.
Her passion lies in creating an organized, welcoming environment where clients feel cared for from the moment they walk through the door. With a deep understanding of healthcare systems and a commitment to compassionate service, she plays a vital role in helping our practice run efficiently so that clinicians can focus on what matters most—client care.
Kailee Peterson
Office Manager
Bailey Olsen
Scheduling Coordinator
Bailey is the friendly face behind the schedule at Tiny Talkers and Family. She helps clients and families find appointment times that work best for them and ensures everything runs smoothly for our providers. With a caring and organized approach, Bailey makes the scheduling process simple and stress-free, supporting our mission to provide accessible and compassionate mental health care.