K. Todd Pehrson, LCSW
K. Todd Pehrson has been supporting the disability community for more than 20 years. He started in a developmental group home providing direct care support to people with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities. He worked as a Case Manager and then Developmental Specialist with the State of Nevada for eight years while pursuing his Master of Social Work Degree. Post Masters, Mr. Pehrson has worked in private practice providing behavioral health support for the past 11 years. His practice focused on supporting people with disabilities to reduce stress and trauma while improving other targeted skills. In 2019, Mr. Pehrson joined the University of Utah Health Chronic Disease Clinic. In this clinic, Mr. Pehrson has supported hundreds of patients with hidden disabilities (chronic health conditions) including supporting the covid long haulers clinic. He is passionate about advocating for, and improving the lives of people with a variety of disabilities. He strives to help them to live their lives to the fullest, maximizing their strengths, and developing a wide range of abilities. 

Taylor Berhow, LCSW
Taylor Berhow completed her Master of Social Work and Master of Public Administration degrees at the University of Utah. She has been at the University of Utah for several years, specifically working to treat the mental health concerns of individuals with rare and chronic neurological conditions. She also specializes in treating anxiety disorders, including OCD, health anxiety, and somatic symptom disorders, and particularly enjoys assisting with the frequent overlap of the anxiety issues that show up in healthcare settings. She loves chocolate milk, collecting credit card points, and spending time with her daughter and husband.