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County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient

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County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient
County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient
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1020 South Main Street Salt Lake City, UT 84101
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County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient

County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient is a Counselor facility at 1020 South Main Street in Salt Lake City, UT.
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1020 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Services County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient offers counseling at 1020 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 in Salt Lake City, UT.

Please call County of Salt Lake - Valley Mental Health, -North Valley Outpatient at (801) 539-7000 to schedule an appointment in Salt Lake City, UT and to get more information about the counseling services offered.
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As the mother of a mentally ill daughter i found this facility lacking in proper treatment since becoming privatized. After 2 years of being homeless, my daughter finally agreed to seek help. She had 3 therapy appointments, a qualified therapist would have seen the immediate need for medication, but instead scheduled her next appointment in 6 weeks. Sadly my daughter couldn't cope without medication and is back on the streets. It's now 3 years of heart break and fear for her safety. Our state needs to open more state run mental health facilities not providing more beds for the homeless. We need programs to help families learn to cope, theirs programs for drug and alcohol addiction but none for families like us.
by Heart broken mom xxx.xxx.250.252
March 09, 2018