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Charlie Kirk Assassination: One year later

A local therapist says about 1,000 free counseling sessions have been provided as students, parents and others continue coping with trauma.

  • As Utah Valley University approaches the one-year anniversary of the shooting of Charlie Kirk, therapist Brady Clegg notes that students and community members may still face emotional challenges from the trauma.
  • Clegg helped form a coalition offering free counseling services to those struggling with the event, though demand for support quickly overwhelmed the coalition's available staffing.
  • Participating practices provided about 1,000 counseling sessions, with many clients finding ways to reframe their experiences and continue with life, Clegg reported.
  • Grounding techniques focusing on the five senses and professional counseling can help those struggling rebuild a sense of safety, Clegg says, allowing them to move forward.
  • Families should monitor behavioral changes in young people and consider connecting with supportive communities or visiting Tangible Therapy for professional assistance, Clegg advised.
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Daily Herald broke the news in Arlington Heights, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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