Life looks fine on the outside.
But something still feels off inside.
Your relationship feels strained. Your mind won’t slow down. Nothing you try seems to help.
You don’t have to carry this alone. Let’s get curious together.
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Danielle Kuresa, AMFT
Complex Systems Specialist
I work with individuals and couples navigating divorce, co-parenting, and blended family dynamics, as well as teens and adults working through anxiety, trauma, and identity. As a stepmom, I bring both personal and professional insight into the complexities of re-partnering and building connected, stable relationships.
My approach is warm, direct, and practical. I help clients move through stuck patterns, communicate more effectively, and make intentional choices about their relationships and future.
Before becoming a therapist, I was an elementary school teacher, which continues to inform my work with families and child development.
Outside of work, I enjoy playing indoor soccer, cheering on my stepkids, crocheting, and listening to true crime podcasts with my dogs and very opinionated cats nearby.
Jessica Sullivan, AMFT
Relationship Specialist
I work with individuals and couples who are navigating turning points in life and relationships. Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain about the future, therapy can help you reconnect with yourself and what matters most. I also enjoy working with teens and young adults as they explore identity, manage anxiety, and build stronger connections.
I believe healing happens in relationship. I strive to offer new, meaningful experiences in therapy because we grow through safe, supportive interactions that help shift old patterns.
I'm married and part of a blended family. Running is my favorite way to clear my head and stay grounded.
Michelle Pomeroy, LMFT, CEFT
Owner
I work with insightful adults, often creatives, entrepreneurs, and sensitive overachievers, who feel restless, burned out, or unsure of who they're becoming. As a neurodivergent therapist with ADHD, I think outside the box. I help people break out of perfectionism and old patterns, embrace who they are, and find more peace and purpose.
I specialize in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) as a powerful tool for those who want to dive deeper and find healing, new perspectives, and relief from past trauma. I also support couples and individuals navigating identity, transitions, and high-masking ADHD.
Outside of work, I've been married for over 20 years and have three teenagers. My newest hobby is playing pickleball, and I have to unwind at the end of the day by watching a good comedy—The Office is a favorite.
Melissa Williams
Client Care Coordinator
Hi, I'm Melissa. I'm often the first person you'll connect with when reaching out to our practice, and I'm here to help make the process feel easy, welcoming, and supported from the start. Whether you're looking for a therapist, have questions about scheduling, or need help coordinating care, I'm happy to assist. I'm available by text or email and look forward to connecting with you.
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Couples therapy for people who care — and feel stuck anyway
You've read the books. You know your attachment style. You're still having the same fight.
We work with high-functioning couples who are disconnected — they may not be falling apart, just stuck. Using Emotionally Focused Therapy, we help you get underneath the pattern to what's actually going on between you.
→ Learn more about couples therapy at Diagonal House
You've spent your whole life wondering if there’s something wrong with you
You're smart, capable, and exhausted from making everything look easy. Maybe you just discovered your ADHD as an adult — and suddenly a lot of your life is making sense for the first time.
And if you're in a relationship, you already know: ADHD doesn't just live inside you. It lives between you.
We work with late-discovery adults who are finally understanding themselves — and couples learning to understand each other in a whole new way.
→ Learn more about Adult ADHD at Diagonal House
For when you've done the work — and something still won't move
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy creates a window that's hard to find any other way. Low-dose ketamine softens the parts of us that stay guarded even in therapy — opening access to deeper work, new perspective, and sometimes something that feels like relief for the first time in years.
This isn't a clinic visit. It's a therapeutic process, held within a real relationship, from preparation through integration.
→ Learn more about KAP at Diagonal House
Welcome to
Diagonal House
Michelle’s childhood home, the Diagonal House
Diagonal House is named after my childhood home on 59 Diagonal Street in St. George, Utah—a place full of love, struggle, and layered stories.
The house itself was a little off-kilter—never quite symmetrical. But it held us. It taught me that connection matters more than perfection.
That spirit lives on here.
We help you make peace with your own diagonal-ness—the parts that feel a little off—and build steadier relationships, inside and out.
I’m so glad you’re here.
Warmly,
Michelle
From the Blog
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Midlife often brings a full plate: career pressures, parenting, aging parents, relationships—and for many, it becomes harder and harder to keep up. Maybe you’ve always managed to power through, but now the mental load feels crushing, and you’re stretched to your breaking point.
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