Becky Hinchcliff, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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About Becky
Becky Hinchcliff is a therapist at Connections Counseling Services and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who finds deep fulfillment working with adolescents, young adults, and their families. Becky is a strong advocate for accountability and ownership; she believes that when we name what is happening in our lives, we empower ourselves to address it rather than hide from it. By blending narrative reflection with trauma-informed, mind-body practices, she supports you in recognizing your inherent strengths and navigating your growth as the protagonist of your own journey.
Becky has designed a therapeutically guided book club focused on self-discovery and connection where the love of story becomes a catalyst for change. Reach out to learn more about upcoming selections!
What to Expect Working with Becky
Becky balances a warm, conversational style with interactive experiential methods. Her approach is deeply rooted in a narrative lens, creating a space that is as challenging as it is supportive as she guides individuals and families through significant life transitions.
She believes that healing is an active, experiential journey where you are a participant in your own life rather than a passive observer. Whether you are navigating the complexities of anxiety, social structures, entrenched behavioral patterns, complicated family systems, attachment wounds, neurodivergency, egocentrism, self-objectification, emotional hypervigilance, people pleasing, or misunderstood emotions, she creates a collaborative environment where together you discover the layers of your psyche. The goal is not for you to simply manage symptoms. It is for you to engage in self-discovery and growth.
Becky is fascinated by what makes humans who they are and brings that curiosity to every session. Her ultimate mission is to support your empowerment so effectively that you eventually feel equipped to courageously face and resolve your own inner demons.
Specialties and Clinical Interests
Becky works with individuals and their families and has a special interest in:
- Adolescent Mental Health
- Young Adult Life Transitions
- Family Dynamics
- Trauma Recovery
- Self Discovery & Individual Growth
- Bibliotherapy
Becky is fascinated by other humans and what makes them who they are. Becky believes that therapy is where you reclaim your role as the protagonist of your own life. With a genuine love of story—whether drawn from literature, film, or the unique narrative of your own experiences—Becky views healing as a collaborative process of naming what’s happening, taking ownership of your path, and stepping out from the shadows of avoidance.
Therapeutic Approach
Becky draws from an array of evidence-based models tailored to each client, including:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Mind-Body-Bridging (MBB)
- Relational Dynamics (RDX Effect)
- Parts Work and Narrative Therapy
- Gottman Method Communication
- Polyvagal Theories
Becky believes in trauma-informed practices and enjoys discovering with clients the layers of their psyche through talk and experiential practices.
Education and Training
Becky Hinchcliff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with training in human development, adolescents, family life, and systemic influences. She has additional experience with mind-body-bridging, trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral therapy, cinematherapy, and bibliotherapy. She earned her Master of Social Work from Utah State University and studied Family Life with an emphasis in Human Development at Brigham Young University.
Becky has worked in the mental health and social work fields for over a decade with an aim to support individuals in their self discovery, individual growth, and psychological health/well-being as they process the effects of past and current life experiences by their personal strengths, needs, and culture.
Location and Availability
Becky sees clients at the Murray office Monday-Friday and offers both in-person and telehealth sessions depending on which format therapeutically benefits her clients most. When it comes to virtual sessions, Becky believes in meeting clients where they are at while also challenging them to get outside of their comfort zones by attending in person when possible.
A Little About Becky
Outside of work, Becky (unsurprisingly) enjoys a good story in any format (books, movies, songs, tv shows, jokes, etc), being active outdoors in the sunshine, working out, traveling, surrounding herself with all the flowers all the time, and investing in her personal relationships. She is most proud of her awesome aunt status and capacity for an abundance of friendships.