Sometimes you or someone you're worried about need a safe place to go.

When you call or text 988, we can refer you to a receiving center, which is a safe place to get help. They're always open, and staffed by trained professionals who can help with emotional, mental health, or substance use problems.
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What is a crisis center?

Crisis centers (sometimes called receiving centers) are a safe place you or someone you're worried about can go to calm down and get professional help. You only stay at a crisis center for one day (24 hours or less). Most crisis centers are designed to feel more like a living room or home environment, and less like a hospital. At a crisis center you'll also be able to talk to people who have had similar experiences, and are there to listen and help.
Crisis centers utah for adults

Crisis centers in Utah (for adults)

  1. 1
    McKay Dee Access Center (Ogden)
  2. 2
    Davis Behavioral Health (Layton)
  3. 3
    Wasatch Behavioral Health (Provo)
  4. 4
    Huntsman Mental Health Institute (Salt Lake City)
  5. 5
    Southwest Behavioral Health (Hurricane)
  6. 6
    Four Corners Crisis Receiving Center (Price)
  7. 7
    Cache County—should open sometime in 2025-2026
Crisis centers utah for youths

Youth crisis centers in Utah

  1. 1
    Cache Valley Youth Center (Logan)
  2. 2
    Weber Valley Youth Center (Ogden)
  3. 3
    Farmington Bay Youth Center (Farmington)
  4. 4
    Salt Lake County Youth Services (Salt Lake City)
  5. 5
    Vantage Point (JJYS contracted, Provo)
  6. 6
    Iron County Youth Center (Cedar City)
  7. 7
    Washington County Youth Center (Hurricane)
  8. 8
    Split Mountain Youth Center (Vernal)
  9. 9
    Castle Country Youth Center (Price)
  10. 10
    Central Utah Youth Center (Richfield)
  11. 11
    Canyonlands Youth Center (Blanding)