Telehealth · Daytime and evening appointments
Asking for help can be difficult. We're here when you're ready.
Telehealth counseling for individuals, couples and families, from wherever you feel most comfortable.
Since 2006
Sugarhouse Counseling Center has therapists who are compassionate and sensitive. Whether you are experiencing an immediate crisis, wanting to deal with ongoing difficulties, or would like increased insight, we are here to assist you.
Who we see
Individuals, couples and families of every background. You'll be met with compassion, without judgment.
When
Daytime and evening appointments are available. Book online any time, or give us a call.
Paying for care
We accept many insurance plans.
What we help with
Support for where you are right now
Mood disorders
Depression, anxiety and the ups and downs that make daily life harder.
Issues from childhood
Understanding and resolving what you carry forward.
Couples therapy
Communication, conflict and connection.
Self-awareness
Growing insight into your patterns and choices.
Weight and bariatric support
Support before and after weight loss surgery, including pre-op evaluations.
Parenting support
Healthy, practical parenting skills, and support through the hard seasons of raising kids.
Trauma and EMDR
Certified EMDR therapy for trauma, including trauma from childhood neglect, abuse or unmet needs.
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Your first visit
Getting started is simple
Reach out
Book a time online through our secure client portal, or call 801-558-1460.
Share a little about you
You'll get a short intake form in the same secure portal, so your first session can focus on you.
Meet your therapist
Join a secure video session from home and talk through what brought you in, at a pace that feels right.
Questions
Common questions
Do you take insurance?
We accept many insurance plans. Call 801-558-1460 and we'll help you check your plan.
When are appointments available?
Daytime and evening appointments are available, so you can fit sessions around work or school.
Is what I share confidential?
Yes. What you share in therapy stays between you and your therapist, with the narrow exceptions the law requires, such as a risk of serious harm. Your therapist will go over these with you at the first visit.
How do sessions work?
All sessions are held by secure video, so you can get care from the privacy of your home. You just need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera and a quiet, private space.
What if I'm in crisis right now?
Call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time of day. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
If you are struggling, we encourage you to reach out.
We're certain you'll be glad you did.