Mental Wellness Resources

Where to Go For Help

 

Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.

Local Resources

USU Eastern Campus Police
Police/Purchasing Building  |  (435) 613-5612

Four Corners Community Behavioral Health
575 East 100 South, Price, Utah 84501  |  (435) 637-2358

Intermountain Specialized Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
23 South Carbon Ave. #10, Price, Utah 84501  |  (435) 637-4852

Southeastern Utah District Health Department
23 South 100 East, Price, Utah 84501  |  (435) 637-3671

Castleview Hospital Emergency Department
300 Hospital Drive, Price, Utah 84501  |  (435) 637-4800 ext. 3020

Self-Help

Many books are available through the USU library website. These books can be accessed online for free provided you are a USU student.

Broad Psychological Skills

Depression

Anxiety

Eating Challenges

Addiction

Anger and Relationship Problems

Psychological Challenges

Online Screening

Anonymous and confidential. Following the brief mental health questionnaire you will see your results, recommendations, and key resources in Utah.

If you feel sad, anxious, irritable, hyper, or out of control, free online screenings for a range of common emotional conditions may help you determine the root causes of these feelings.

You can complete an online screening anonymously in just a few minutes. Although the feedback you receive from the screening is not a medical diagnosis, it can help you decide if you could benefit from counseling.

Online screenings are available for:

  • Depression
  • Bipolar disorder
  • Anxiety disorders
  • Alcohol use disorder
  • Eating disorders
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder

Visit the free online screening site to get started.

Please note that all of the websites are provided for educational purposes, as they provide information on a variety of topics related to psychology, personal growth, and resources. Although the professional staff at Counseling Services believes that such information can be useful and helpful, please keep in mind the following:

  • We are not specifically endorsing any of the above websites or services;
  • Self-help materials such as apps or information on websites may not be effective in addressing more complex issues; and
  • In the case of a mental health emergency we recommend that you seek assistance immediately.