Mental Health Resources

DrugAbuse.com

Find information on more than 150 abused substances, covering everything from alcohol to prescription medications and illicit street drugs.

LDS Family Services

Addiction Recovery Program--The 12-step program incorporates gospel principles and fosters recovery and healing.

Recovery.org

Choose the Best Addiction Recovery Program for You Overcome drug abuse, alcoholism, or a process disorder with the help of top treatment programs nationwide.

Salt Lake County Division of Youth Services

Utah Tobacco Prevention and Control Program

The Tobacco Prevention and Control Program (TPCP) at the Utah Department of Health and its partners, use comprehensive strategies to reduce tobacco use and tobacco-related disease and death. Our primary goals are to help tobacco users quit, prevent youth from starting to use tobacco, protect Utahns and visitors to the state from secondhand smoke, and to eliminate tobacco-related disparities.

Volunteers of America

Drug, Alcohol Addiction and Homeless Housing Homeless teen services. Includes a street outreach program, drop-in center and case management

ARS

First Step House

Odyysey House

Christian Counseling Services of Utah

Midtown Community Health Center

Midtown Community Health Center’s goal has been to ensure that all community residents have access to quality, affordable healthcare with a focus on providing care to underserved populations. We want to ensure that all community residents have access to healthcare — especially those with lower incomes, without health insurance, who speak languages other than English, and individuals who face barriers to receiving care in a traditional healthcare setting.

Services provided:

• Medical
• Prescription
• Dental
• Mental Health
• Care Management
• Outreach and Enrollment

8 Clinics in Utah:

MTCHC Davis County Clinic:
         Address: 22 South State Street, Suite 1007
         City: Clearfield
         Phone: 801-393-5355

Midtown CHC Logan Clinic:
         Address: 272 ½ North Main Street
         City: Logan
         Phone: 435-752-7060

Hope Community Health Center:
         Address: 269 West 3300 South
         City: Ogden
         Phone: 801-393-5355

James Madison Elementary Health Center:
         Address: 781 25th St
         City: Ogden
         Phone: 801-395-5355

Midtown Community Health Center of Ogden:
         Address: 2240 Adams Avenue
         City: Ogden
         Phone: 801-393-5355

MTCHC Wellness Clinic:
         Address: 237 26th St
         City: Ogden
         Phone: 801-625-3700

MTCHC South Salt Lake City Clinic:
         Address: 2253 South State Street
         City: South Salt Lake City
         Phone: 801-486-0911

Midtown Children’s Clinic:
         Address: 5285 South 400 East, Suite A
         City: Washington Terrace
         Phone: 801-393-5355

Project Reality

Nonprofit provider that is also licensed to do mental health therapy not just substance abuse therapy, and is approved to receive salt lake county funding to help pay for part if not all of the methadone. Methadone maintenance treatment (mmt) can help those who are abusing heroin, prescription painkillers and other opiates to get on the right path to recovery and to achieve sobriety that may otherwise be difficult without medical help. While many people find the use of a medication assisted treatment for addiction to be controversial at best, the benefits of this means of treatment are all but overlooked by those who have found that mmt can help them lead a semi-normal life following a time that was plagued by addiction. There are many reasons to choose methadone maintenance treatment but these are the most common:

1. Blocks effects of opiates
2. Relieves symptoms of withdrawal
3. Does not cause intoxication
4. Can be taken once daily
5. Eliminates drug seeking behavior
6. Reduces risk of infection
7. Reduces criminal activity
8. Improves economic stability
9. Reduces risk to unborn fetus
10. Reduces risk of overdose

Haven Transitional Housing

Founded in 1969, The Haven offers both residential program and transitional housing programs to men and women who suffer from addiction. We embrace the 12-step program as a model of personal development and long-term recovery, and our staff is certified to provide personalized treatment.  Mental health and addiction recovery transitional housing $400.00 per month includes food.

Sober Living Properties

Locations Millcreek, Holladay, Draper, Midvalley, St. George.  Structure is the key to sobriety. With that key and the gifts of persistence and commitment, a lifetime of sobriety can be unlocked. At Sober Living Properties, we have developed a structured setting that supports transitional housing residents as they build a foundation for a healthier, sober life. By choosing to live in a sober community, transitional housing residents permit themselves to discover a life of possibility, constructed by them and supported by their peers and a caring professional staff.