Cade Woolsey, BC-PMHNP

​Cade has been working in mental health since 2015. He started as a floor nurse and worked his way up to charge nurse and then assistant director of nursing. He realized that all too often providers were rushing through their patients and not getting a clear diagnosis or they were too quick to prescribe and not offer other treatment options. In short, to change the quality of care he was seeing he would need to become a provider himself. He went back to school for his Masters in Nursing to become a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). He has been practicing as a PMHNP since 2022 in both adult and adolescent settings. He has primarily worked inpatient and outpatient at Miramont Behavioral Health in Wisconsin. He has found outpatient to be more fulfilling, as he can see the positive outcomes over time for his patients. He moved with his family to Park City UT in 2024 and is looking forward to bringing more accessible mental health care to Park City, Heber City and the surrounding Wasatch Back. Having a family of his own, he also understands that mental health care needs to work harmoniously with work and family life. He has therefore decided to offer both in person and virtual visits, for improved flexibility. When he is not working, Cade is spending time with his wife and three daughters, training jiu-jitsu, doing DIY home projects, or mountain biking/ skiing (depending on the season).

Courtney Woolsey, RD, CDCES

Courtney has been working as a Registered Dietitian since 2015. She grew up in sunny San Diego and graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University in 2014. She became a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist in 2021. As she would say "bad genes run in the family and I am just trying my best to outrun them". That being said she did not grow up in a health-centered environment but has seen the consequences of what happens to those who don't take care of their health. As a teen, she taught herself to cook and love the outdoors as a stress reliever and form of physical activity. She is still passionate about helping people achieve optimal health through diet. She believes a diet can be more healing than medication for many different health conditions. She has experience managing pre-diabetes and diabetes, weight management, bariatrics, nutrition post-op after GI surgery, obesity, kidney disease, liver disease, cancer, heart disease, IBS and inflammatory bowel disease, and much more. She believes in individualizing goals to meet people where they are at with their lifestyle habits. She has extensive training in motivational interviewing and behavior change models. When she is not working, she is biking, hiking, skiing, paddle-boarding, or anything outdoors. She also enjoys baking, cooking, and spending time with her family.