LÉVO’s mission is rooted in the belief that real healing happens through relationships. Mental health care becomes more meaningful when it’s responsive, individualized, and built on trust. This approach is reflected in every part of their work, especially in how care is delivered by the clinical team. Providers at LÉVO combine professional insight with presence and compassion. Each one brings their own strengths, experiences, and areas of focus to support people in their unique healing journeys.
The Kaysville Team
Andrea Beckstrom, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Andrea serves as Medical Director and is the founder of LÉVO. She has worked in both outpatient and residential care, with a clinical approach that sees mental health as inseparable from physical, relational, and environmental factors. Her work reflects a deep belief in holistic healing and long-term care that respects each person’s process.
Brittany Pacheco, MSN, PMHNP-C
Brittany brings clarity and empathy to her work, particularly with clients navigating ADHD. Her personal understanding of the condition informs her clinical approach, helping people feel seen and supported. She blends warmth and directness with a strong foundation in education and advocacy.
Dr. Shawn Warren, DNP, PMHNP-BC
Shawn leads as Clinical Director and brings a strong neuroscience background. His work often focuses on addiction recovery, OCD, and building self-awareness through therapy. Clients appreciate his ability to explain complex ideas in ways that foster understanding, resilience, and practical growth.
Heather Rimington, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Heather supports clients by helping them create structure and deepen insight. She is known for her collaborative approach, working side by side with individuals to help them feel more grounded and empowered in their lives. Her sessions reflect a thoughtful balance of clarity and care.
Natalie Royster-Jensen, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Natalie focuses on trauma-informed care with an emphasis on women’s mental health and LGBTQ+ clients. Her sessions offer a space of safety and cultural awareness, where identity, personal history, and healing can be explored with respect and intention.
The Draper Team
Dr. Shantel Dawe, DNP, PMHNP-BC
Shantel brings experience from a range of clinical settings, including emergency rooms, outpatient clinics, and integrated care programs. Her work is rooted in presence, meaning she stays connected to the person in front of her while drawing on a strong foundation in evidence-based planning. She works closely with clients managing anxiety, OCD, and substance use, offering both structure and compassion as they navigate treatment.
Jennifer works primarily with children, teens, and families. Her sessions often reflect the challenges of modern parenting and the nuances of supporting young people through emotional growth. She brings clinical depth while also understanding the everyday dynamics that shape family mental health. Her approach is thoughtful, steady, and grounded in long-term support.
Megan focuses on anxiety, disordered eating, and sleep-related challenges. Her care integrates trauma-informed practices and a deep interest in the connection between gut health and mental health. She creates plans that are as practical as they are personalized, helping clients move toward calm, clarity, and internal balance.
The South Weber Team
Chelsea brings a dual focus to her care, addressing both physical and mental health with equal attention. She works closely with individuals and families to explore how inflammation, food sensitivities, and daily habits may be influencing mood and energy. Her approach is relational and systems-informed, helping clients create environments that support healing from the inside out.
Dr. Austin Heaps, DNP, PMHNP-BC
As Clinical Director, Austin leads with a deep understanding of trauma and its long-term effects. His background includes extensive work with veterans and those navigating complex emotional histories. He emphasizes lifestyle integration, clinical precision, and genuine curiosity in his sessions. His care reflects a belief in resilience and the capacity to grow with the right support.
Shaina draws on her experience with adolescent mental health and forensic nursing to create care plans that are both sensitive and effective. She’s known for building trust through presence and flexibility, meeting clients where they are. Her process often includes co-planning and adjusting care as life shifts, especially for teens and families facing high-stress situations.
Find a Provider Who Gets You
LÉVO’s care model is built on trust, collaboration, and genuine understanding. Each member of the clinical team brings a distinct approach, but all share the same goal: to support healing in ways that feel personal and sustainable. That begins with listening closely and shaping care around the person, not the diagnosis.
Every patient’s journey is different, and finding the right provider can make a meaningful difference. LÉVO encourages prospective clients to read through team bios and look for someone whose focus and style align with what they need right now.
If you are curious about working with LÉVO, you’re welcome to start with a consultation. It’s a chance to ask questions, learn more, and decide what kind of support feels right with no pressure, just space to take the next step with clarity and care.