Kenneth Seely, PhD, is the owner of Psychological Assessment and Treatment Services and is a licensed Psychologist in the State of Utah.  Dr. Seely received his PhD in Clinical Psychology and his Bachelors Degree in Psychology from BYU, and has practiced professionally in Southern Utah for the past 12 years at an adolescent residential treatment center.  He has lived in Cedar City for 7 years with his lovely wife and 4 children ranging in ages from 3 to 13.  In his work with adolescent treatment programs, Dr. Seely has been sought after by many parents from all over the country needing assistance with their troubled teens.  These parents often are professionals themselves and care about the treatment with their kids

Dr. Seely is one of the very few Clinical Psychologists available locally, qualified to do comprehensive psychological evaluations.  These evaluations provide diagnosis and treatment recommendations that assist in therapy outcomes and legal considerations.  Dr. Seely has worked in various setting and has had a wide range of experiences.  He completed his internship in Louisiana at the Central Louisiana State Hospital and has worked in behavioral, mental health, and Forensic settings.  He has provided evaluations for court, given court testimony for clients, and currently provides assessments for the Iron County Jail to help with any needs that arise there.   

Dr. Seely also teaches at SUU and provides consultation for treatment programs.  He is able to provide services for individual therapy, group therapy, couples therapy and family therapy for: children/adolescents, adults/geriatric, domestic violence, married couples, anger management, sex offenders, substance abuse, intensive out patient treatment, residential treatment programs, and with all mental health disorders.

The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Act (effective Jan 1, 2010) gives increased benefits to those that are insured with group health plans that have previously held mental health benefits. The mental health benefits have to now equal the medical benefits for those patients, providing greater ranges of services. Recognizing the need for help is not a sign of weakness but an indication that one has the desire to change and improve and the strength to do so.  Should you have questions, need consultation, or would like to refer clients for mental health services Dr. Seely can be contacted at (435) 531-0527.