Tim Sharp, LAC

$120 for 45-minute sessions
Accepting BCBS, Cigna and Aetna

Tim is passionate about helping adolescents and adults navigate life’s obstacles with confidence and resilience. He works especially closely with individuals facing anxiety, depression, attention and organization challenges, identity struggles, self-harm, suicidal ideation, and school-related stress—providing a safe, supportive space for meaningful change. Recognizing adolescence as a pivotal time, he helps young people explore their thoughts and emotions, build self-esteem, and develop essential life skills. Tim also supports adults through stress, relationship difficulties, and major life decisions, with a special emphasis on helping men and young men work through challenges and draw strength from refined focus and values-based living. Whether you are a teen finding your footing or an adult seeking direction, Tim offers a compassionate space for healing and growth.

He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Arizona State University and his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University. Now pursuing licensure under clinical supervision, he focuses on the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors to help clients reframe unhelpful patterns and build lasting resilience.

Tim believes a strong therapeutic alliance is key to meaningful change. He fosters a warm, trusting space where clients can explore challenges, gain confidence, and move toward a more fulfilling life. For those who value faith in their healing journey, he supports integrating spiritual beliefs into therapy.

Outside of his work, Tim enjoys life with his wife, their two little princesses, and their newborn baby boy. He loves spending time with his children—singing, dancing, and exploring the outdoors. The mountains, good music, service, and playing sports bring him joy and balance.

No matter where someone is in their journey, Tim is committed to helping them take the next step.

“The most important step a man can take. It’s not the first one, is it? It’s the next one. Always the next step.” – Brandon Sanderson