Online Counseling
Online and Teletherapy Counseling Utah Family Therapy has always offered online counseling; however, our first choice is to have in-person sessions. Online therapy can be just as effective, and sometimes more effective than in-person counseling. How can online therapy or teletherapy be just as effective or more effective than in-person counseling? Frequently, we see the […]
Molina Integrated Care
Utah Family Therapy Accepts Molina Healthcare Insurance for IOP Providing more insurance options for you and your mental health healing. Utah Family Therapy accepts Molina Healthcare Insurance for our Intensive Outpatient Therapy Programs. If you have Molina and you need a higher level of outpatient care or intensive therapy for anxiety, depression or trauma, contact us, […]
Medicaid
Utah Family Therapy accepts Medicaid Insurance for Intensive Outpatient Therapy Programs Providing more insurance options for you and your mental health healing. Utah Family Therapy accepts Medicaid Insurance for our Intensive Outpatient Therapy Program. If you have Medicaid mental health and have been looking for intensive therapy for trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, we can help. […]
Mental Health Teletherapy
Teletherapy for Depression and Anxiety Teletherapy Works! Anxiety and depression are common feelings that make it hard to enjoy daily life. Anxiety is when you feel worried or scared when there’s no reason to be. (See Anxiety Symptoms) Depression is when you feel sad, hopeless, or not interested in things you enjoy. These feelings can […]
Mental Health 6 Steps Crisis Plan
Home What should you do when have a trigger that makes you want to act out on a compulsive behavior? Crisis Plan and an Addiction Relapse Prevention Plan for any behavior that you risk of relapse, addictive behaviors to porn, sex, internet addiction, or mental health challenges like depression, suicide, anxiety and past trauma is a must. No matter what you may be struggling with, […]
Good Faith Estimate
Utah Family Therapy’s Good Faith Estimate – “No Surprises” Act Effective January 1, 2022, laws regulating client care have been updated to include the “No Surprises” act, which requires providers to give current and potential future clients a “Good Faith Estimate” (GFE) on the cost of treatment. Below you will find a summary of this […]