Utah's New Mental Health Crisis Center Offers Immediate Support for Adults in Distress
From Mitchell Sears
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From Mitchell Sears
You do not need to be suicidal or in psychosis to be in crisis. A mental health crisis can mean overwhelming anxiety, grief that would not lift, or a stretch of time when functioning feels impossible. Natalie McClintock, LCSW, describes the many faces of crisis and introduces a new option for Utahns seeking help—the Kem and Carolyn Gardner Mental Health Crisis Care Center. Designed to be an alternative to ER visits or jail, the new Huntsman Mental Health Institute facility is open to any adult in need, no appointment required.