Care for a Wide Range of Mental Health Concerns
Compassionate mental health therapy for children, teens, adults, and families in Ogden, Logan, and Pleasant Grove. Get support for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, behavioral concerns, relationship challenges, and more.
Conditions We Treat in Ogden, Logan & Pleasant Grove
Mental health concerns can affect children, teenagers and adults in very different ways.
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A child struggling with anxiety may complain of stomachaches before school. A teenager dealing with depression may withdraw from friends and family. An adult may struggle with trauma, mood changes, grief, anger or relationship problems.
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Sometimes the concern is easy to recognize. Other times, families know that something is wrong but are unsure what is causing it.
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Quality Youth Services provides mental health therapy for children, teens, adults and families in Ogden, Logan and Pleasant Grove. Our Harrisville office is just minutes from Ogden, with additional QYS locations in Logan and Pleasant Grove.
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We help individuals and families address a wide range of emotional, behavioral and mental health concerns.
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Below are some of the primary conditions and concerns we treat.
Mental Health Conditions and Concerns We Treat
Anxiety
Anxiety can involve persistent worry, fear, nervousness, panic or avoidance that begins interfering with everyday life.
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Children may become fearful about school or separating from parents. Teenagers may struggle with social anxiety or academic pressure. Adults may experience persistent worry, panic or difficulty relaxing.
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Therapy can help individuals understand anxiety triggers, develop coping skills and gradually reduce avoidance.
Depression
Depression can affect mood, energy, motivation, sleep, relationships and everyday functioning.
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Possible symptoms include:
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Persistent sadness
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Withdrawal
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Low motivation
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Hopelessness
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Irritability
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Loss of interest
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Sleep changes
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Difficulty concentrating
Depression can affect children, teenagers and adults.
ADHD​
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can affect attention, organization, impulse control, emotional regulation and everyday functioning.
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ADHD may contribute to:
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School difficulties
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Forgetfulness
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Disorganization
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Impulsive behavior
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Family conflict
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Emotional outbursts
Therapy can help children, teenagers and adults develop practical strategies for managing ADHD-related challenges.
Trauma & PTSD
Traumatic experiences can affect emotions, relationships and a person’s sense of safety long after the event has ended.
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Trauma & PTSD symptoms may include:
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Intrusive memories
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Anxiety
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Avoidance
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Nightmares
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Hypervigilance
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Emotional numbness
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Irritability
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Difficulty trusting others
Therapy can provide support for individuals dealing with the emotional effects of traumatic or distressing experiences.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect communication, social interaction, sensory processing, routines and behavior.
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Autism itself is not a mental illness, and therapy is not about changing an autistic person’s identity.
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Mental health therapy may help autistic children, teens and adults with concerns such as:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Emotional regulation
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Behavioral problems
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Family conflict
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School difficulties
Behavioral Problems
Children and teenagers may experience Behavioral Problems involving:
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Defiance
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Frequent arguments
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Aggression
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Impulsivity
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Emotional outbursts
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Difficulty following rules
Behavior is often communicating something.
Anxiety, ADHD, trauma, family stress, emotional regulation difficulties and other concerns may contribute to behavioral problems.
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Therapy can help identify what is driving the behavior and develop healthier strategies.
Family Conflict
Every family disagrees sometimes.
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However, repeated arguments, communication breakdowns and ongoing tension can begin damaging relationships.
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Family Conflict may involve:
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Parent-child disagreements
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Parent-teen conflict
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Sibling conflict
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Blended family challenges
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Parenting disagreements
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Major family transitions
Counseling may help family members improve communication, understand repeated patterns and develop healthier ways of handling conflict.
Anger Management
Anger is a normal emotion.
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It becomes a concern when anger is frequent, difficult to control or leads to aggression, damaged relationships or problems at home, school or work.
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Anger Management counseling may help individuals:
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Recognize triggers
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Understand underlying emotions
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Improve emotional regulation
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Communicate more effectively
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Respond differently to conflict
Anger difficulties can affect children, teenagers and adults.
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar Disorder is a mental health condition involving significant changes in mood, energy, activity and functioning.
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These changes can include periods of mania or hypomania and periods of depression.
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Sleep
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Relationships
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Work
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School
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Decision-making
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Emotional functioning
Therapy may be one part of a broader treatment plan for individuals living with bipolar disorder.
Borderline Personality Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can involve persistent difficulties with emotional regulation, relationships, self-image and impulsive behavior.
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Individuals may experience:
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Intense emotions
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Fear of abandonment
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Relationship instability
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Anger
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Impulsive decisions
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Feelings of emptiness
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Self-harm
Therapy can help individuals develop healthier coping, emotional regulation and relationship skills.
Grief & Loss
Grief is a natural response to loss.
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People may experience grief following:
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The death of someone important
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Divorce or separation
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Serious illness
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Major family changes
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Other significant life transitions
Grief Counseling can provide support while children, teens and adults process difficult emotions and adjust to major changes.
Self-Harm
Self-Harm involves intentionally injuring oneself, often as a way of coping with intense emotional distress.
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Self-harm may be associated with:
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Emotional regulation difficulties
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Relationship problems
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Borderline Personality Disorder
Self-harm is not always a suicide attempt, but it should always be taken seriously.
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Therapy can help identify what is driving the behavior and develop safer coping strategies.
School Refusal
School Refusal occurs when a child or teenager has significant difficulty attending or remaining at school because of emotional distress.
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School avoidance may be connected to:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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ADHD
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Autism
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Bullying
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Trauma
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Academic stress
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Social problems
Therapy can help identify what is driving the avoidance and help the student develop strategies for returning to healthier school participation.
Problematic Sexual Behavior (NOJOS)
Children and teenagers may sometimes display sexual behavior that raises concerns about boundaries, development, safety or harm to others.
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Problematic Sexual Behavior should be addressed carefully and without unnecessary shame or labeling.
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Treatment and assessment may address:
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Healthy boundaries
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Consent
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Emotional regulation
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Impulse control
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Accountability
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Family support
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Safety
Problematic sexual behavior does not automatically mean a child has experienced sexual abuse or should be labeled a sexual offender.
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Quality Youth Services has experience providing specialized services for youth and families dealing with problematic sexual behavior and NOJOS-related concerns.
Mental Health Concerns Often Overlap
Mental health conditions do not always occur independently.
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For example, someone may experience both:
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Anxiety and depression
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ADHD and behavioral problems
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Trauma and anxiety
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Depression and self-harm
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ADHD and family conflict
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Autism and anxiety
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Bipolar disorder and depression
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BPD and self-harm
This is why therapy should focus on the individual rather than simply applying a label.
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Understanding the complete pattern of emotions, behaviors, relationships and life circumstances can help guide treatment.
Mental Health Support for Children
Children often communicate emotional distress differently from adults.
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Rather than saying, “I feel anxious” or “I feel depressed,” a child may:
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Become irritable
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Have emotional outbursts
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Refuse school
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Become clingy
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Complain about physical symptoms
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Withdraw
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Struggle academically
Our Child Therapy services can address emotional, behavioral and family concerns in an age-appropriate way.
​Mental Health Support for Teenagers
Adolescence involves major changes in identity, independence, relationships and responsibilities.
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Teenagers may experience:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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ADHD
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Trauma
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Anger
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Behavioral concerns
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Self-harm
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School refusal
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Relationship difficulties
Our Teen Therapy services provide support for teenagers facing these and other mental health challenges.
Mental Health Support for Adults
Adults may seek therapy because of:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Trauma
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Bipolar disorder
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BPD
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Anger
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Grief
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Relationship problems
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Family stress
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Major life transitions
Our Adult Therapy services can help individuals address emotional, behavioral and relationship concerns.
When Several Family Members Are Affected
Mental health concerns rarely affect only one person.
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A child’s anxiety may create stress for parents.
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A teenager’s behavioral difficulties may lead to repeated arguments.
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An adult’s depression may affect a spouse and children.
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Our Family Therapy services can help families improve communication, understand patterns and work toward healthier relationships.
Mental Health Assessments
Sometimes the first challenge is simply understanding what is happening.
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A Mental Health Assessment can help explore:
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Current symptoms
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Emotional functioning
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Behavioral concerns
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Relationships
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School or work
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Previous treatment
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Family history
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Trauma history when relevant
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Safety concerns
Quality Youth Services also provides Comprehensive Mental Health Assessments and Sexual Behavior Assessments.
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The exact type of assessment needed depends on the person’s circumstances and any outside referral requirements.
Mental Health Therapy in Ogden — Harrisville Location
Quality Youth Services serves the greater Ogden area through our Harrisville office, located just minutes from Ogden.
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We provide mental health services for children, teenagers, adults and families throughout Ogden, Harrisville and surrounding Weber County communities.
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Individuals searching for mental health counseling in Ogden can contact our Harrisville location for current therapist and appointment availability.
Mental Health Therapy in Logan
Our Logan location provides mental health services for children, teens, adults and families throughout Logan and surrounding Cache Valley communities.
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Available services and providers may vary, so contact QYS for current appointment availability.
Mental Health Therapy in Pleasant Grove
Our Pleasant Grove location serves individuals and families throughout Pleasant Grove and surrounding Utah County communities.
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Contact Quality Youth Services for current provider and appointment availability.
Take the Next Step
Mental health concerns can affect emotions, behavior, relationships, school, work and family life.
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They can also improve with appropriate support.
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If you are looking for mental health therapy in Ogden, Logan or Pleasant Grove, contact Quality Youth Services to request an appointment and discuss which service may best fit your needs.