2-1-1 Utah
Call, text, chat, and/or download app.
Search services for mental health, addictions, medical/dental/vision care, employment, domestic violence, legal services, and more.

Department of Human Services – Office of Licensing
Search licensed treatment centers by county and services provided

Hopeful Beginnings
This service includes individual therapy, family therapy, respite, group therapy, skills development, in-home services, mental-health assessments, and support groups.

Primary Children’s Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Unit
801-313-7711
Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..  Call to schedule an intake appointment.

Primary Children’s Day Treatment and Intensive Outpatient Programs
801-313-7711
Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call to schedule an intake appointment.
Provides school-age children struggling with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, behavioral disruptions, trauma, substance use, and other mental health diagnoses.

• Day Treatment Programs:  School-age children long-term stay (six weeks to three months).
• Intensive Outpatient Program:  After-school treatment programs for school-age children.

Primary Children’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Outpatient Care
801-313-7711
Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..  Call to schedule an intake appointment.
Available services include psychiatric/psychological evaluation, medication management, individual/family/group therapy, psychological testing, skills-based groups.

Psychology Today
Search services for mental health therapists and resources.

Salt Lake County Youth Services:  Juvenile Receiving Center
385-468-4470
Salt Lake and West Jordan locations
Youth and families that do not have an appointment but need to speak with someone right away can access free crisis counseling by phone or in person at the Juvenile Receiving Center.  This all-day and all-night service is for 8- to 17-year-old children.

Salt Lake County Youth Services: Prevention Group Classes
385-468-4528
Provides programs in such topics as discovering possibilities, anger management, strengthening families, guiding good choices and youth mental health.

Stabilization & Mobile Response:  Utah Dept. of Human Services
1-833-SAFE-FAM
SMR works with families to minimize the impact of challenges, create safety plans, and connect families to other helpful resources.  They may also provide additional services that teach skills to improve family functioning and mitigate future challenges.

University Neuropsychiatric Institute
UNI’s mental and behavioral health services focus on treating all aspects of the individual to achieve balance in mental health. Specialists treat conditions like anxiety, eating disorders, major depression, mood disorders, personality disorders, schizophrenia, and substance abuse/chemical dependency for all ages.

UNI Warm Line

If you need to talk to someone and you are not in a crisis situation, you can call the Utah Warm Line for that support. When you call the Utah Warm Line, you will speak with a peer support specialist. Specialists are trained in providing hope and empowerment through the recovery model. The recovery model centers on an individual approach to help you recover and heal and supports learning new skills that help callers feel empowered to make positive change.

833-SPEAKUT (toll free)

801-587-1055 (local)

8am – 11pm daily

NAMI Utah’s Progression – A free 6-week course for teens with mental health conditions. 

NAMI Mentors – NAMI mentors provide information about mental health conditions and about resources in your community. Mentors are available Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4:15 pm. 801-323-9900. 

Live On. Utah
Live On is a statewide effort to prevent suicide by promoting education, providing resources, and changing our culture around suicide and mental health.