You’ve Been the Responsible One for as Long as You Can Remember.

You learned early that being dependable kept things calm, that if you took care of everyone else, maybe things wouldn’t fall apart. It worked for a while. You became the steady one. The one people count on.

Now, you’re running on empty. You’re exhausted from holding everything together at work, at home, and in your relationships. You feel pressure to stay strong, but inside you’re tense, detached, or just plain tired.

You might not call it anxiety or burnout, you just know you’re stretched thin and unsure how to stop without everything else falling apart. You’ve spent so long holding it all together that no one sees how close you are to falling apart. Maybe part of that pressure started years ago, during a demanding job, or from a relationship where you feel like the emotional anchor. Maybe you came home from an LDS mission feeling more anxious and disconnected than you expected, and where you learned to push through no matter how you felt.

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The Problem Isn’t You, It’s the Pressure.

You’ve spent years believing your value comes from keeping everyone else ok, fixing, managing, and staying strong. Most men were never taught what to do with their emotions. You might have learned early on to be calm, composed, and in control, no matter what it costs.

You’ve probably been told to dry up, toughen up, or get over it, but the truth is, you’re not meant to handle everything alone.

Hey, I’m Marcus. I Help Men Who Carry Too Much.

I work with men who have spent most of their lives taking care of everyone else, men who are dependable, loyal, and tired.

Therapy with me isn’t about being told to “open up” or “get in touch with your feelings.” It’s about learning why you feel the way you do, where it comes from, and how to start showing up for yourself the way you’ve shown up for everyone else.

Many of the men I work with are processing the pressure they felt in their families that relied on them too much, or in jobs that never seem to stop demanding more. Together, we make sense of what shaped you, not to blame anyone, but to finally make space for you.

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How Therapy for Men Works

Getting started is simple:

1. Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation.
We’ll see if therapy feels like the right fit.

2. Meet with me online from anywhere in Utah.
You can join sessions from your home, office, or wherever feels comfortable.

3. Start building tools that actually work.
You’ll learn how to handle stress, anger, and pressure in ways that help you feel grounded, calm, and more in control of your life.

Therapy doesn’t have to feel awkward; it just has to be real.

If You Keep Doing It Alone, It Only Gets Heavier.

You tell yourself to push through and that everyone depends on you, that slowing down would make things worse. The truth is, it’s already taking a toll. The more you try to hold it all, the less of yourself you have left to give.

You don’t have to wait until something breaks to start feeling better.

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What Life Can Look Like Instead

Imagine waking up without the weight of everyone else’s needs on your shoulders. Imagine showing up in your relationships without feeling resentful or drained. Imagine knowing that being dependable doesn’t mean disappearing.

Therapy for men can help you learn how to rest, set limits, and show up for yourself without letting anyone down.

Therapy for Men Across Utah

I offer online therapy for men throughout Utah, including St. George, Cedar City, Provo, Park City, Salt Lake City, and Logan.

You don’t have to keep doing this alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Men’s Therapy in Utah

That’s completely ok. Most men I work with haven’t done therapy before, and they’re often surprised by how natural it feels. We’ll talk about what’s been weighing on you and start making sense of where it comes from. It’s not about being emotional for the sake of it, but it’s about learning practical ways to handle stress, guilt, and pressure differently.
Yes. You don’t need to hit a breaking point to benefit from therapy. If you’re feeling burned out, anxious, or tired of carrying everything alone, therapy can help you find relief before it turns into a crisis.
That’s actually really common. Therapy with me isn’t about forcing you to be emotional but it’s about helping you understand what your emotions are trying to tell you so they don’t control you. We’ll talk about what matters most to you and how to create more balance in your life.
In some ways, yes. Many men were raised to believe they shouldn’t talk about emotions or ask for help. That makes starting therapy harder. I focus on making men’s counseling free of pressure and judgment-free. You don’t need to have the right words just show up as you are.
That’s completely normal. Most men feel unsure about what to say at first. Part of my job is to guide the conversation, ask good questions, and help you feel comfortable. You don’t need to prepare anything — therapy is a space to figure it out together.
Not at all. I work with men across Utah, from all backgrounds. Some of my clients have LDS experiences like serving a mission that left them struggling while others don’t. Therapy here is about you, not about fitting into a mold.
Yes. Research shows that online counseling is just as effective as in-person sessions. Many men even prefer it because it’s private, flexible, and easier to fit into a busy schedule. Marcus Hunt Therapy provides online therapy in Utah, whether that’s Salt Lake City, St. George, Provo, Logan, Cedar City, or anywhere else , online therapy makes getting support simpler.
Most men start with weekly sessions because it helps build momentum and gives us space to really dig in. We’ll work together to find a rhythm that actually fits your life, instead of adding more pressure.