StepOne Service Ashley Regional Medical Center

03/03/2026

StepOne ARMC had the opportunity to attend the Utah State Rally For Recovery at the Utah State Capitol. It is such an honor to be a part of supporting recovery in Utah and to work alongside so many incredible human beings that are continuously fighting for change 🖤

02/26/2026

So exciting!

02/17/2026

The one thing that the world can never have too much of, is kindness 🖤

Today is World Kindness Day.

Someone came to mind when you read this.
That’s not an accident.
Send this to them—and don’t explain why.

02/13/2026

We are celebrating love that is safe and supportive 🖤 if someone you love is struggling, we are here to help.

02/10/2026

We are excited to collaborate with USU Uintah Basin Speaker Series to share this important topic:

💬 Mental Health & Basin Resources

Featuring Lori Haslem, Chair of the Ashley Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees

Join us for an empowering evening focused on one of the most important topics in our community today—mental health. Lori Haslem will share insights, local resources, and actionable ways we can support one another here in the Basin.

📅 Tuesday, February 10th
📍 Vernal Campus – 320 N. Aggie Blvd
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM
🍦 Aggie Ice Cream will be served

Bring a friend, learn something meaningful, and connect with others who care about the well-being of our community. All are welcome!

https://statewide.usu.edu/uintahbasin/speaker-series/

02/07/2026

Come see us at Women’s Day Out 🖤

02/02/2026

This workshop is going to be amazing!

02/02/2026

Celebrating Black History Month

This Black History Month, we honor the Black pioneers in psychology whose work laid the foundation for compassionate, equitable behavioral health care. Long before terms like “trauma-informed” and “person-centered” existed, their research affirmed a truth we still carry forward today: healing happens in the presence of dignity, trust, and respect.

01/26/2026

Support matters—but how we support matters, too. Healthy accountability empowers recovery. Co‑dependence quietly exhausts it.

Supporting someone doesn’t mean carrying it all. Here are some healthy ways to be an accountabili-buddy.