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To help our community cope with the mental and social impact resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, we wanted to share available resources and best practices to get us through these trying times together.

If you need immediate crisis help, visit our GET HELP page.

Mental Health Service Providers

Mental health clinicians and therapists are considered ESSENTIAL services and remain open. Search below for a provider that fits your needs.

Healthy U Behavioral

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Connect Summit County

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Other Resources

Safe UT App

The SafeUT app allows individuals to call or text in real time working at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute.

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Mental Health Tool Kit

A thorough guide to mental health support and resources during the COVID-19 pandemic by Connect Summit County.

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Emotional Health Relief Hotline

Connect with a trained caregiver who can provide self-care tools, treatment options, and more. Available 7 days a week. from 10a – 10p.

Call 833-442-2211

Mental Wellness Advice

There are a variety of resources for mental wellness tips and advice. Here are just a few of our favorites.

Center for Disease Control Tips

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NAMI Resource Guide

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Are You Following the 4 S’s?

Summit County, Utah Stay At Home Order

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Summit County residents are being asked to stay at home and avoid travel, with the exception of going to grocery stores, convenience stores and pharmacies for essential items such as food and medication. Residents may also leave their homes to attend necessary or urgent medical appointments, pick up material to work at home; and to care for family members or pets. The County asks that people practice social distancing while doing any of these essential activities.

Click here to learn more about the current situation in Summit County, Utah.