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Accepting New Clients! In-person or telehealth in Utah - 275 E South Temple Street, Suite 250, Salt Lake City, UT
Our Providers
Christian Snuffer, CMHC & Founder of Attunement
Christian is the founder and owner of Attunement. His first foray into the world of healthcare was through wilderness therapy. He quickly realized he enjoyed the "therapy" part of wilderness therapy as much as being outdoors. He decided to pursue this line of work as a career and continues to use the power of adventure and experiential education as a catalyst for change within himself and those he serves. He has nearly 10 years of experience in different behavioral health settings, including wilderness therapy, substance abuse, adolescent residential treatment, community advocacy, and harm reduction.
As a practitioner, Christian views therapy as a spiritual process orienting one toward wholeness and peace. He values many aspects of this Western paradigm and brings in knowledge from other spiritual traditions that our society has excised from the mental health space.
Christian believes in doing his work and continues to study, attend his own therapy sessions, cultivate spiritual practices, and engage in ceremonies facilitated with indigenous wisdom, both with sacred plant medicine and without. He is a lifelong learner and frequently studies alongside his clients to best help them reach wholeness.
CHRISTIAN IS NOT ACCEPTING NEW INDIVIDUAL TALK THERAPY CLIENTS AT THIS TIME.
CHRISTIAN IS ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS FOR KETAMINE ASSISTED PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSIP.
Or you can contact him via email, phone, or text.
Christian Snuffer, CMHC
christian@attunementpsych.com
801-477-6949
Atticus Brown, Clinical Intern
Atticus is a clinician working under the supervision of Christian Snuffer at Attunement Psychotherapy, and also serves at the Utah Department of Corrections, supporting individuals as they transition back into daily life. He is drawn to this work because he believes that learning to be present, finding peace, and experiencing genuine happiness are not destinations. They are practices worth pursuing every single day.
Growing up within a religious culture he is deeply grateful for, Atticus knows the feeling of loving where you come from while quietly wondering where you fit within it. Surfing and sailing the waters of Hawaii and skiing mountain ranges deepened his belief that the body is sacred and that life, fully felt, is something worth showing up for.
Atticus continues to pursue his own happiness and brings that same orientation into every session. His approach is grounded in the biopsychosocial model and draws on trauma-informed care, Polyvagal Theory, IFS, EMDR, addiction counseling, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy integration, and Gottman Method Couples Therapy. His hope for every client is simple: that they leave with more tools, more presence, and a deeper capacity to experience the joy this life is already offering.
