Mental health resources

Take the mental health screening to help make a difference for you or a loved one.

The Safe UT app is also a good alternative for Utahns and allows users to start a text chat with licensed mental health professionals. It also gives students the opportunity to send anonymous tips to specific schools and has since been used to warn officials of everything from possible school shootings to students with suicidal ideation.

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides free, confidential support 24 hours a day, seven days a week for anyone of any age

Provides support services to parents and youth to help stabilize the home environment. Some services include: 24/7 mobile crisis response, psychoeducation, 

family behavior contracts, safety plans, home visits, respite care, and warp around services. 

Contact 435-414-4362 for more information.