Celeste Webster Brings ART Therapy to Orem, Utah
Meet Celeste Webster, CSW — bringing ART therapy in Orem to young adults, teens, and families ready to move past trauma faster than traditional talk therapy alone.
If you’ve been stuck in the same anxious loop, replaying a hard memory, or feeling like traditional talk therapy just isn’t moving the needle, ART therapy in Orem might be the missing piece. Willow Therapy Services is excited to welcome Celeste Webster, CSW, a therapist who works with young adults, teens (10+), and families — and who brings a powerful, fast-acting tool to the table: Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART).
Celeste holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Kentucky and a Bachelor of Social Work from Utah Valley University, where she graduated with Dean’s List honors. Her background spans individual therapy, group facilitation, and behavioral health case management — including substance use recovery and court-coordinated care. She sees clients at Willow’s Orem office and virtually across Utah through secure telehealth therapy.
What Is ART Therapy?
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is an evidence-based approach that uses guided eye movements to help the brain reprocess distressing memories and images. Instead of spending months talking through a painful event, ART works with how the memory is stored — often bringing meaningful relief in just a handful of sessions. Many clients describe it as feeling lighter, calmer, and less “triggered” by a memory almost immediately after a session.
For young adults juggling school, work, relationships, and the weight of things they haven’t fully processed, that speed matters. ART is especially effective for trauma, anxiety, panic, grief, and difficult memories that keep resurfacing. You can read more about the method on Willow’s ART therapy page.
Who Celeste Works With
Celeste specializes in anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, addiction (including pornography and substance use), and body image concerns. She works primarily with young adults and teens ages 10 and up, and also offers family therapy for households navigating conflict or communication breakdowns.
Her approach is collaborative and strengths-based — she meets clients where they are rather than applying a one-size-fits-all formula. Alongside ART, she draws on CBT, Trauma-Focused CBT, DBT, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), choosing whatever combination fits the person in front of her.
What to Expect at Your First Session
Sessions with Celeste are warm, judgment-free, and paced around your comfort level — this is especially true for ART, where she’ll walk you through exactly what to expect before you begin. Willow Therapy is in-network with most major Utah insurance plans, including Aetna, Select Health, PEHP, Blue Cross Blue Shield, EMI Health, and United Healthcare, and also accepts HSA/FSA.
Insurance Accepted at Willow Therapy
Aetna • Select Health • PEHP • Blue Cross Blue Shield • EMI Health • Tricare • United Healthcare • MotivHealth • HSA/FSA
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ART therapy the same as EMDR?
They’re related — both use guided eye movements to help process distressing memories — but ART typically works in fewer sessions and includes techniques like voluntary image replacement, which can make the process feel more directive and often faster.
Do I need a specific diagnosis to try ART?
No. ART can help with a single difficult memory, ongoing anxiety, grief, or a specific trigger — you don’t need a formal PTSD diagnosis to benefit from it.
Does Celeste offer virtual sessions?
Yes. Celeste sees clients in person at the Orem office and virtually anywhere in Utah via secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth.
How do I get started?
You can verify your insurance online or reach out directly to schedule your first session with Celeste.
Sources: ART International Training, National Institute of Mental Health
