Meet our
Clinical Team
New Perspectives Therapists
Janet Robinson, LCSW
Janet Robinson is Executive & Clinical Director at New Perspectives. In 2013, she and her husband cofounded New Perspectives to fill a gap they saw in support systems for autistic young adults. Her close experience with autism & neurodiversity has shaped the development of both the New Perspectives program and her own therapeutic practices.
Janet has worked in the mental health industry for aver 30 years. She has both a BS and MA in Social Work from the University of Utah. Additionally, she holds a certificate in Autism from Utah Valley University, and is trained in several therapy styles including CBT, ACT, DBT, TRE, mind-body bridging therapy, mindfulness & meditation, compassionate inquiry, polyvagal theory, the wheel of consent, and more.
In her practice, Janet works with individuals, couples, and families. She has a deep passion for working with autism, and has a particular interest in addressing the effects of trauma on neurodiversity.
Janet provides free 30-minute consultations. Contact her here to set up a consultation.
Justin Robinson, LCSW
Justin Robinson cofounded New Perspectives with his wife in 2013. In addition to being one of the program therapists, he oversees the employment services team, and runs an OCD & Anxiety Exposures group. Justin has a BA in Therapeutic Recreation and an MA in Social Work from the University of Utah. He is also a Certified Workplace Supports Job Coach through Utah State University.
Justin has more than 20 years of experience working with neurodiverse teens & young adults, specifically with autism, ADHD, and OCD. His practice focuses on neurodiversity, and disorders comorbid with autism. Justin works with individuals and offers partner therapy for relationships with one or more neurodiverse individuals. He works with LGBTQ+ clients through the convergence of their neurodiversity and sexuality, and assists clients with transitions from the LDS religion and other faith-based institutions.
Justin provides free 30-minute consultations. Contact him here to set up a consultation.
Amy Sondrup, CSW
Amy Sondrup joined New Perspectives in 2020, bringing a background in both therapy and education. In addition to being one of the program therapists, Amy is also the Educational Director of New Perspectives.
Along with an MA in Social Work, Amy is trained in EMDR, CBT, sand tray therapy, art therapy, and other modalities. She combines her educational background in her therapy practice to help clients achieve their best version of themselves using the four learning modalities: visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic. Amy feels privileged to support individuals in developing healthy habits that enable them to achieve their full potential and become the best version of themselves.
Amy provides free 30-minute consultations. Contact her here to set up a consultation.
Brenden Dalzen, LMFT
Brenden Dalzen joined the New Perspectives team in 2025 with nearly a decade of experience in the therapeutic field. In his practice he strives to create an easy-going, non-judgmental space to meet each client where they're at & with whatever they are struggling with.
Brenden has an MA in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage & Family Therapy from Pepperdine University. He specializes in Humanistic, Person-Centered, CBT/DBT, and Existential therapy, specifically with life transitions and mood disorders.
Brenden prefers to walk & talk (or ski & talk!) as an avenue to deliver therapy, though he still likes talk therapy in an office. He believes it’s good to mix things up & utilize bilateral stimulation while unpacking & processing.
Brenden provides free 30-minute consultations. Contact him here to set up a consultation.
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