Kaylie Snider

Kaylie has experience working with individuals, couples, groups, and at-risk youth ages 13-17. She specializes in addiction, betrayal trauma, intimacy and attachment ruptures, grief, healthy sexuality, shame resiliency, family systems, and coparenting support. Kaylie is enthusiastic about our work and collaboration at Healing Paths and has been a great addition to our team.

“When you experience relational trauma, part of what makes it difficult to form new, healthy connections is a lack of self-trust. At the root of addiction is relational and attachment-based trauma.  When we can trust, connect, and build a sense of self, we can turn inward and not outward. I am passionate about clients’ autonomy and creating safe spaces as they untangle their life stories. I believe everyone has the tools for healing as they reclaim their power through safety, attunement, and connection. 

I graduated from Weber State University’s Bachelors of Social Work program in 2021. I then continued my education and obtained my Master’s in Social Work from Our Lady of the Lake University, with an emphasis on Hispanic and Latino families. The biggest takeaways from my educational journey are dedication and perseverance. I attribute much of my growth to this time and the barriers I overcame. Since then, I have completed my training as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, and have started my Lifespan Integration trainings as my main trauma modality. 

I love to read and believe we are strongest when we come from a place of curiosity and learning. “Always stay a student” is an expression I value no matter where I’m at in life. I enjoy traveling with my family and discovering new places. I am a mother of two rambunctious spunky kids and understand the obstacles that parenting can bring. When I’m not working my hobbies include concerts, painting, plant care, magic the gathering, DnD, camping, game nights, and cooking.