Outpatient Services
Full-Day and Half-Day Treatment Programs for Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Trauma
Salt Lake Behavioral Health offers full-day and half-day treatment programs for those who need intensive mental health treatment, but who are not at risk of harming themselves or others. Patients might be appropriate for these programs if they find that weekly outpatient therapy is not meeting their mental health needs, and they require additional support and structure.
Additionally, patients who have recently been hospitalized for mental health might find that one of these programs provides the support they need to transition back into their daily responsibilities.
To refer a patient, friend or family member, call 385-454-1975 (after hours: 801-264-6000).
Which program is right for me?
- 3 days a week
- 3 hours a day
- Daytime or evening schedules
- Medication management included
- Transportation options available
- CPT/DBT groups
- 3 tracks to choose from: Mental Health, Substance Abuse or Trauma
- Accessibility for patients who need flexibility
- Fully virtual – need access to a reliable internet connection and a device with a functioning camera and microphone
- 3 sessions per week, 3-hours per session
- Group therapy as the core component
- Medication management as needed
- CBT, DBT and MBSR modalities
- 5 days a week
- 5.75 hours a day
- Daytime schedule only
- Medication management included
- Transportation options available
- CPT/DBT groups
- 3 tracks to choose from: Mental Health, Substance Abuse or Trauma
- Existential therapy
- Moral injury groups with chaplain
- Yoga
- Health and wellness classes
For more information
For more information about our Day Treatment Programs, or to refer a patient, friend or family member, call 385-454-1975 (after hours: 801-264-6000).
We’re Here to Help
We cannot offer diagnosis, counseling, or recommendations online, but an assessment and referral specialist is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 801-264-6000. You can also send us a message by filling out the contact form. If you are currently experiencing an emergency, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.