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Cody Cox, CMHC

Cody Cox, CMHC

Psychotherapist
851 N Main St, Cache, UT
Hey, I'm Cody! If you, like many people, are tired of the quick-fixes that often come from conventional care that only address symptoms, I may be your next therapist! I am one of just a handful of therapists across the country who also has training in clinical nutrition. No, that doesn't mean I just treat eating disorders (a common assumption). Instead, it's about utilizing food as medicine to support brain function, in general. That means depression, anxiety, ADHD, sleep problems, and other common problems that we clinicians call "organic mental disorders." These are typically present when you don't feel like you have much or any trauma, but you're still feeling unwell. Most therapists would jump to the conclusion that you just need medication for the rest of your life, but what if your mental illness can actually be treated with diet and lifestyle? You might be wondering how and why I came to do this. After all, most people don't really see the connection between food and mental health (even most therapists and doctors have no idea). But I actually have personal experience with it! By eating whole foods and practicing healthy habits like proper sleep, yoga, meditation, and others, I was able to improve my own mental health without medication. So now, I help others do the same. I start everyone out pretty slow, but I do hope you'll be willing to make small changes (like drinking more water, or eating more protein). And if nutrition really isn't something you want to do, I also do mindfulness-based therapies, EMDR, and EFT (tapping).
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About Cody Cox

Focus areas

Anxiety
Psychotherapy
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Therapy
Depression

Clientele seen

Young adults (18-24)
Adults (25-64)
Individuals

Treatment approaches

EMDR
Mindfulness-Based (MBCT)
Solution Focused Brief (SFBT)

Identity

Gender

Male

Sexuality

Straight

Ethnicity

White

Languages spoken

English

Getting to know Cody Cox

Hey, I'm Cody! If you, like many people, are tired of the quick-fixes that often come from conventional care that only address symptoms, I may be your next therapist! I am one of just a handful of therapists across the country who also has training in clinical nutrition. No, that doesn't mean I just treat eating disorders (a common assumption). Instead, it's about utilizing food as medicine to support brain function, in general. That means depression, anxiety, ADHD, sleep problems, and other common problems that we clinicians call "organic mental disorders." These are typically present when you don't feel like you have much or any trauma, but you're still feeling unwell. Most therapists would jump to the conclusion that you just need medication for the rest of your life, but what if your mental illness can actually be treated with diet and lifestyle? You might be wondering how and why I came to do this. After all, most people don't really see the connection between food and mental health (even most therapists and doctors have no idea). But I actually have personal experience with it! By eating whole foods and practicing healthy habits like proper sleep, yoga, meditation, and others, I was able to improve my own mental health without medication. So now, I help others do the same. I start everyone out pretty slow, but I do hope you'll be willing to make small changes (like drinking more water, or eating more protein). And if nutrition really isn't something you want to do, I also do mindfulness-based therapies, EMDR, and EFT (tapping).

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After scheduling your appointment through Zocdoc, you will receive a follow-up email from Tava with instructions to complete the necessary registration in our patient portal, including insurance and payment details. Placing a credit card on file is required to process insurance billing and any applicable deductible-related charges. Please complete your registration within 24 hours to ensure a smooth check-in and avoid delays in accessing care. If registration is not completed in time, we may not be able to verify your insurance coverage, which could result in unexpected out-of-pocket costs for your visit. Per our office policies, a fee may be charged for missed appointments or late cancellations.

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Anxiety
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Depression
Panic Attack
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit
Stress
Therapy
Anxiety
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Depression
Panic Attack

Office location

Cody Cox, CMHC also offers online video visits for patients
Tava Health
851 N Main St, Cache, UT 84321
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Practice names

Education and training

  • Prescott College, Master's in Mental Health Counseling

NPI number

1649751496

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Cody Cox has 2 office locations, including in New Harmony and Cache, view full addresses on Cody Cox's profile.

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Cody Cox frequently sees patients for Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Depression, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit, and Therapy. You can see other visit reasons for Cody Cox on their profile.

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Cody Cox speaks English.

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