Our services are here for children, adolescents, and families facing mental wellness. Because when it comes to care, we're ready to work with you.
Learn about the different options for care.
For youth needing therapy, medication management, or testing.
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For youth needing additional support with coping strategies and emotional well-being.
IOP offers your child several hours of condensed treatment, allowing your family to maintain and establish a schedule and home life. While in IOP, your child will participate in group therapy after school three days a week. Our program involves family participation and is led by licensed clinicians and therapists.
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For youth needing additional support, with a focus on strengthening coping skills, enhancing family relationships, and supporting academic success.
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For youth needing additional support, with a focus on stabilizing, creating safety, and establishing coping strategies, including safety planning and treatment recommendation.
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For youth in crisis who need up to 48 hours to develop a safety and treatment plan.
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A short stay on an inpatient unit, reserved for when a child or adolescent are at risk of hurting themselves or others. Focus is on stabilizing, providing thorough assessment and evaluation, with safety planning and treatment recommendations.
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How to get started with behavioral health services.
Call for support finding behavioral health resources, to schedule an appointment, or for assistance navigating behavioral health services. Anyone can call ARCS to learn more about different treatment options that are available.
Call 988
Dial the Crisis Life Line at 988 for immediate, no-cost confidential support if you or someone you care about is having a crisis.
Call 877-SAFEFAM (877-723-3326) for immediate, no cost confidential support if you or someone you care about needs support at home.
If your child is hurting themselves, expressing thoughts of hurting themselves, or hurting others, proceed immediately to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Intermountain Children's Health is proud to offer our largest campus dedicated to pediatric behavioral health. Primary Children's Wasatch Canyons Behavioral Health serves ages 4-18, and offers outpatient clinics, partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, and inpatient care. The campus is open now and construction is underway on an expansion scheduled to open in late 2025.