Behavioral Health

For too long, seeking help for mental health conditions like depression and anxiety—or pursuing services like counseling, psychiatry, or therapy—has carried an unnecessary stigma. At North Canyon, we’re working to change that. Through our in-house services and our partnership with University of Utah Health, we bring advanced expertise and compassionate care to our community. Our highly trained staff ensure that every patient feels heard, understood, and supported—because no one should face their mental health journey alone.

Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. At North Canyon, we provide a safe, supportive space where you can seek help without fear or judgement. Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, trauma or other challenges, our team is here to listen and guide you toward healing.

Through our in-house program and our partnership with University of Utah Health, we treat a variety of conditions, including but not limited to:

Anxiety Disorders | Panic Disorder
Attention Deficit | Hyperactivity Disorders
Depression | Mood Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Phobias | Post Traumatic Stress

Knowing when to seek treatment for behavioral health disorders is critical. Oftentimes, families, spouses, or friends are the first to suspect that their loved one is challenged by feelings, behaviors, or environmental conditions that cause them to act disruptive, rebellious, or sad. This may include relationship problems with friends or family members, or challenges with work, school, sleeping, eating, substance abuse, emotional expression, development, coping, attentiveness, and responsiveness.

If you or a loved one is suffering from any of the following signs and symptoms of a behavioral health condition, we can help:

• Persistent Sadness or Anxiety
  Feeling down, hopeless, or excessively worried for an extended period.
• Difficulty Coping with Daily Life
  Struggling to manage work, relationships, or responsibilities.
• Major Life Changes or Trauma
  Experiencing grief, loss, abuse, or other significant stressors.
• Increased Irritability or Mood Swings
  Feeling unusually angry, frustrated, or emotionally overwhelmed.
• Changes in Sleep or Appetite
  Sleeping too much or too little, or experiencing a loss or increase in appetite.
• Withdrawal from Family and Friends
  Avoiding social interactions or losing interest in activities you once enjoyed.
• Substance Use as a Coping Mechanism
  Relying on alcohol or drugs to manage emotions or stress.
• Difficulty Concentrating or Making Decisions
  Feeling mentally foggy or unable to focus.
• Physical Symptoms Without a Clear Cause
  Unexplained headaches, stomach issues, or chronic pain linked to stress or emotions.
• Thoughts of Self-Harm or Suicide
  Experiencing thoughts of hurting yourself or feeling like life is not worth living.

No matter what you are feeling or facing, you are not alone.

At North Canyon, we are committed to providing high-quality mental health care through our psychiatry program, offered in partnership with University of Utah Health. Our telemedicine-based service ensures patients have access to specialized psychiatric care without the need for travel.

The primary focus of this program is medication management for a variety of psychiatric conditions. Board Certified physicians from University of Utah Health evaluate each patient’s needs and develop a personalized treatment plan, which often includes a recommendation for therapy services through North Canyon.

By combining expert medication management with integrated behavioral health support, we help patients achieve stability and improve their overall well-being.