People often come to therapy feeling stuck in patterns they no longer want but do not fully understand how to change. Whether it is conflict in relationships, anxiety, disconnection, grief, parenting challenges, or simply feeling overwhelmed by life, Duane believes meaningful change begins through honest connection, self-awareness, and understanding the stories that shape us.

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Duane Domino is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the founder of Integrated Family Therapy & Wellness⁠. He works with individuals, couples, and families to strengthen relationships, improve communication, and create healthier emotional patterns. His approach is grounded, relational, and collaborative, helping clients feel understood while also challenging them toward growth and accountability.

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Duane’s professional background includes years of work with couples, adolescents, families, and court-involved youth. He integrates principles from Contextual Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Structural Family Therapy, while tailoring treatment to each client’s unique experiences and goals. He is especially passionate about helping people move beyond surface-level coping and build deeper, more authentic connections with themselves and others.

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Originally from Southern California, Duane’s life journey has taken him through Florida, Michigan, and eventually Utah, where he completed his graduate training in Marriage and Family Therapy. His personal and professional experiences have shaped a deep appreciation for resilience, culture, faith, family systems, and the complexity of human relationships.

 

In addition to clinical work, Duane is pursuing a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy with an emphasis in culture, diversity, and social justice. He is passionate about mentorship, teaching, and creating spaces where people feel genuinely seen and valued.

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Outside the office, Duane enjoys spending time with his wife, children, and grandchildren, being involved in his faith community, writing, coaching and mentoring others, and staying active through sports and fitness. He believes healing happens through real connection—and that growth is possible even in the middle of life’s messiest seasons.