Crisis Intervention

What if a crisis should occur after hours, on a holiday, or I can't reach my counselor? 

If a crisis occurs after normal business hours, our receptionist or answering service will attempt to reach your counselor, and if able, your counselor will talk with you as soon as possible. In the rare event that all our counselors are unavailable for consultation, crisis intervention services are available through the following centers:

***IF YOU ARE NOT SAFE, CALL 911***

UTAH COUNTY:

Crisis Line of Utah County: (801) 226-4433.

Utah County Crisis Line: (801) 691-5433.

Hope Line-Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (UVRMC) (crisis/suicide prevention):  (801) 375-4673

Rape Crisis Center Crisis Line: (801) 377-5500 / (801) 356-2511 or toll free (1-800) 421-1100

Protection Orders *4th District: (801) 429-1155

Adult Protection Services: (800) 371-7897

Child Protective Services (Daytime) Utah County: (801) 374-7005
 

SALT LAKE COUNTY:

Jordan Valley Medical Center: (801) 562-4242

Salt Lake Regional Medical Center: (801) 350-4631

Primary Children’s Medical Center: (801) 662-1234

Intermountain Medical Center: (801) 507-7000

The above numbers will provide you with a person who will speak with you by phone. If you feel the need for immediate care, these medical centers have emergency room coverage and on-call psychiatrists who can assess or admit a client to the hospital, if necessary.