Resources and Support
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If you or someone you know is in crisis,
please dial 9-1-1
or call the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.GET HELP 24/7 @ 988 LIFELINE
CALL - TEXT - CHAT
UTAH Crisis Hotline from the
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)Live Help Is Available
Call: (800) 950-NAMI (6264)
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
Monday - Friday.
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The cost of treatment should NOT prevent you or your partner from getting the help needed to Stay MENtally Strong.
If you need financial assistance to pay for treatment you can apply for a grant from the Stay MENtally Strong Foundation. The Foundation can provide up to $1,000 to qualified mental health providers to assist with your cost of treatment.
CLICK HERE to request financial assistance for the mental health treatment and services.
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The following contacts have partnered with Stay MENtally Strong to offer a FREE ASSESSMENT with recommendations of where you can start your journey.
*Mention Stay MENtally Strong when making your appointments for a special rate.Danielle Vaughn
Life CoachChris Bennett, BS, Master Certified Life Coach and Public Speaker
(801) 232-9384
Katie Bingham, LCSW
Therapist
(801) 452-7752Doug Nielson Coaching and Counseling
Doug Nielson, Clinical Social
Work/Therapist, LCSW
(801) 391-9743
Felicia Fishback, Certified Hypnotherapist
HypnotherapistPsychiatry, Therapy, Nutrition, TMS, Spravato, Lifestyle & Behavioral change support
(801) 515-5564
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BetterHelp.Com
Matches you with a therapist within a few hours to a few daysMckay-Dee Hospital Behavioral Health Services
(801) 387-5600
(385) 316-6245
The Help Clinic
Therapists Reccomended: Shane Hurst and Burk Potter(801)458-1356
Brian Peter Monson, MPA, ACMHC
(801) 944-4555
Steve Smith, PhD Licensed Psychologist
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Suicide prevention resources.
A directory of resources available to people experiencing crisis and/or mental health issues.
Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition
Suicide prevention resources.
National Alliance on Mental Health
Learn more about issues and resources for mental health.Davis County Health Department Grief and Loss Resources
Suicide prevention and post-vention resources.
An apparel line supporting mental health, proceeds go to funding a free app full of mental health resources.
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Serenity Mental Health Centers
Board Certified Mental Health Center (385) 758-0218LÉVO Mental Healthcare Treats the body and mind through responsible medication management
Specialized Therapy
OCD Anxiety Centers
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Jaren Argyle, DMD and Life Coach
The Elevated Dentist Jaren@theelevateddentist.com
Master in Public Health + Grief Coach
Instagram @reshmakearney
Matt Richardson
Identity + Addiction Coach
Instagram @mattrichardson_podcast
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I Love You Bro Project
Men’s groups, workshops, counseling
Group Leader: Tyson Allred, Instagram @dadbodsandbeards_Utah Men's Circle
Men’s group, meets first Monday of every monthThe Ascent Men’s Support Group
Men’s support group, fully online. Attend anonymously or not. Every second and fourth Thursday of the month. 7 PM.The Quiet Strength Woman’s Circle
Women’s support group centered around supporting men, fully online. Attend anonymously or not. Every first and third Thursday of the month. 7 PM.Men’s Mental Health Community Club
Men’s group made for brotherhood and community. Started in Costco. All info on their Instagram.Lean and Confident JDuoFit Helping you stop overeating and be confident in yourself. Shame free and science back approach.
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Podcast REcomendations
Your not alone, there are resources out here to help.
Financial barriers shouldn't stand in the way of getting mental health care. If therapy or coaching feels out of each, apply for our financial scholarship to fund your therapy.