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Presentations

  • DBT: Skills For Reducing Suicidal Distress

  • Dissociation With Trauma, Now What?

  • Crisis Intervention Training for Police Officers: Recognizing Mental Health Conditions

  • The Science of Resilience

  • Critical Issues 2018 - Understanding and Managing Self-Harm Behaviors

  • Breaking Through Burnout: The How and Why

  • Understanding self-harm and suicide: Practical approaches to risk reduction

  • PTSD and the Police Officer

  • Help, I'm raising a teenager: Strategies from calm to crisis.

  • An Evidence Based Approach to Treatment Risky and Self-Injurious Behaviors

  • Trauma, Forgiveness and Moral Injury

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    COVID-19 | Coronavirus Update

    After careful consideration of Utah Center for Evidence Based Treatment's duty in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak, and in what we believe is in the best interest of our clients, employees, and associates, Utah Center for Evidence Based Treatment (UCEBT) is suspending any in-person operations and temporarily closing our office starting Tuesday, March 17th until Sunday, May 3rd. UCEBT plans to reopen the building on Monday, May 4th. UCEBT will continue to refer to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization, and other public health agencies to determine the safest course of action for our clients and employees.

    During our office closure, UCEBT clinicians will continue to provide quality mental health care to our clients by using Telehealth sessions. The technology we use is HIPAA compliant to protect client's privacy with options for sharing materials and sending secure messages. There is no special cameras or devices needed, simply having a smartphone or a computer with a camera allows clients access to their clinician.

    - If you are an existing client, please reach out to our Front Desk at 801-419-0139 ext. 1 to get scheduled for a Telehealth appointment.

    - If you are a new client seeking services with us, please click this "Get Started" link, or follow the "Get Started" link on the bottom of any  UCEBT webpage to complete our online questionnaire. Once the questionnaire is filled out, our Client Care Coordinator will reach out to you. If you have questions about our services, please reach out to our Client Care Coordinator at 801-419-0139 ext. 2.

    Due to the recent public health crisis, we are experiencing a high call volume if you are unable to get ahold of us please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Additionally, due to the recent earthquakes and power outage, our phone lines might be down. If you are not able to reach us by phone, please email us at info@ucebt. com with your questions and concerns.

    We will continue to update when we have more information.