Valley Behavioral Health

Valley Behavioral Health Valley Behavioral Health is a nonprofit network of clinics providing treatment for behavioral health issues, addictions, and chronic health conditions.

Valley is the leading behavioral health innovator in the Intermountain West, with specialized clinical treatments & support services.

Thank you to everyone who donated items and funds to our Branches of Giving Tree campaign. Your generosity has helped pr...
12/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who donated items and funds to our Branches of Giving Tree campaign. Your generosity has helped provide critical support to children and families in our community!

As we wrap up the year, there are still folks in our community who need help with essentials like rent, utilities, food, and clothing. If you’re able to donate, it truly makes a difference.

To donate visit ValleyCares.com/donate

Please note adjusted walk-in clinic hours and holiday closures 🎄✨
12/23/2025

Please note adjusted walk-in clinic hours and holiday closures 🎄✨

A huge thank you to Advantage Services, Bloomquist Hale, Highland Springs Spanish Fork and many more for hosting a Branc...
12/10/2025

A huge thank you to Advantage Services, Bloomquist Hale, Highland Springs Spanish Fork and many more for hosting a Branches of Giving Tree this year! Your support is helping grow brighter futures for the kids and families we serve.

Many wishlists have been fulfilled, but there are still children hoping for a little holiday magic. Prefer to give a monetary donation? Every contribution, big or small, directly supports our clients and their families during the holidays.

Visit the link to fulfill a wishlist or donate
https://secure.qgiv.com/for/branchesofgiving

Each ornament on our Branches of Giving Tree represents a holiday wishlist from a child or family we serve at the Carmen...
12/10/2025

Each ornament on our Branches of Giving Tree represents a holiday wishlist from a child or family we serve at the Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning, our Children, Youth & Family Division, or Valley Phoenix.

Find a Branches of Giving Tree near you, scan an ornament, and purchase the items on their list to brighten their holiday season. Prefer to give a monetary donation? Every contribution, big or small, directly supports our clients and their families during the holidays.

Together, we’re growing brighter futures, one branch at a time.

Visit the link to fulfill a wishlist or donate.
https://secure.qgiv.com/for/branchesofgiving

Last week, we gathered around the table for a beautiful Thanksgiving luncheon, made with love by our incredible clients ...
11/18/2025

Last week, we gathered around the table for a beautiful Thanksgiving luncheon, made with love by our incredible clients and staff at New Reflection House in Tooele.

We are beyond thankful for everyone who joined us, supported us, and contributed to making this day so special!

Thank you to our donors and supporters:
Tooele Motor Company • Tooele City • Tooele County • Chartway Credit Union • Shelly Brown • Mike Sittin • Cheryl Adams • Carolyn Petersons • Susan Howard • Marilyn Green • Maresa Manzione • Chief Deputy Brian White • Kendall Thomas

We are truly grateful 💚

Join us this Friday!
11/11/2025

Join us this Friday!

📆 Friday, Nov. 14th, 9:30 AM–1:30 PM | Library Square
Join us for a Mental Health Resource Fair, where we connect our community with mental health care, clothing, ID vouchers, and much more. Enjoy free lunch courtesy of SLC Mission and receive a resource bag donated by Valley, with resources and warm clothing items.

MolinaCares Foundation is donating warm weather coats, and Valley Behavioral Health will be there offering support along with many other providers dedicated to helping our community thrive.

Spread the word to those who may need support this season 💚

📆 Friday, Nov. 14th, 9:30 AM–1:30 PM |  Library SquareJoin us for a Mental Health Resource Fair, where we connect our co...
11/07/2025

📆 Friday, Nov. 14th, 9:30 AM–1:30 PM | Library Square
Join us for a Mental Health Resource Fair, where we connect our community with mental health care, clothing, ID vouchers, and much more. Enjoy free lunch courtesy of SLC Mission and receive a resource bag donated by Valley, with resources and warm clothing items.

MolinaCares Foundation is donating warm weather coats, and Valley Behavioral Health will be there offering support along with many other providers dedicated to helping our community thrive.

Spread the word to those who may need support this season 💚

The Autism Council of Utah and the Adult Ability Center are sponsoring an Autism Friendly Trunk-or-Treat on Tuesday, Oct...
10/13/2025

The Autism Council of Utah and the Adult Ability Center are sponsoring an Autism Friendly Trunk-or-Treat on Tuesday, October 28th at the Adult Ability Center. Everyone is welcome! We hope to see you there!

Valley proudly joined Utah’s recovery community in celebrating Recovery Day last weekend. This is such a special event a...
09/18/2025

Valley proudly joined Utah’s recovery community in celebrating Recovery Day last weekend. This is such a special event as it empowers individuals in recovery and acknowledges the vital contributions of family members, service providers, and allies. Together, we raise awareness that recovery is possible through hope, healing, and health in many forms. Thank you to our Valley staff and friends who came out to show their support! 💚

September is  ***dePreventionAwarenessMonth, a time to come together and shine a light on the realities too many in our ...
09/04/2025

September is ***dePreventionAwarenessMonth, a time to come together and shine a light on the realities too many in our communities face. Su***de remains the second leading cause of death for young people ages 10–24, reminding us how critical it is to support and listen to our youth.

Our veterans are also deeply affected. In 2022, more than 6,400 veterans died by su***de, an average of 17 lives lost every day. The su***de rate among veterans is more than double that of non-veteran adults.

For those battling addiction, the risk is just as urgent. People with substance use disorders are up to 14 times more likely to die by su***de and more than twice as likely to consider or attempt it compared to those without addiction.

To everyone in our community facing these challenges: we see you, we hear you, and we stand with you.

👉 Swipe through to explore local and national resources, because if you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone.

09/04/2025

You’re invited! Join Molina Healthcare and Valley Behavioral Health for a Mental Health Resource Fair in Tooele.

📅 Thursday, September 11
🕒 3 – 5 p.m.
📍 Tooele City Park | 55 N 200 W, Tooele, UT 84074

Come connect with local providers, explore resources and learn about services that support mental, behavioral and community wellness. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

✅ Free | Open to the public | All ages welcome

Address

3737 W 4100 S
Salt Lake City, UT
84120

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18889494864

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Our Story

Valley Behavioral Health is a nonprofit network of clinics providing treatment for behavioral issues, addictions, psychiatric conditions, autism and other chronic health conditions. We treat chronic lifelong issues as well as temporary conditions triggered by traumatic life events. Our programs are tailored to people of all ages and every social, cultural and economic situation. There are many reasons people don’t seek help for behavioral issues when they need it. But most of them have something to do with the stigmas people often associate with mental illness. Shame and embarrassment are common, as is the attitude that “if I don’t admit to having a problem, it might just go away.”

Our mission is to dispel these feelings and attitudes through education. Too often mental illness is seen as a weakness in character rather than what it really is: a neurobiological or psychological condition. A condition that’s really no different than having diabetes or arthritis.

With proper diagnosis and treatment, those living with mental illness can lead successful and meaningful lives. After all, choosing to deal with these issues isn’t an indication of weakness—it’s proof of wisdom and courage. You don’t have to deal with it alone. Let’s deal with it together.