How do I access services provided through Bear River Mental Health?
All new and prior clients first talk to a Service Coordinator in order to schedule an initial assessment appointment. Call or come into our outpatient centers (Logan Outpatient Facility, Brigham Outpatient Facility, or Tremonton Outpatient Facility), during regular business hours. For location information, click here

To call and schedule an intake appointment, call one of the following numbers:

BRMH (Bear River Mental Health) is staffed with therapists, doctors, nurses, case managers, skills development specialists, residential aides, and support staff who are committed to providing quality group and individual therapy, medication management, and other supportive services. If you are already a client and are interested in more services, please contact your therapist for the most appropriate services and group referrals for you.

Does BRMH have substance abuse treatment programs?
No. To receive treatment for substance abuse contact:

How do I get help?
If you are seeking services click here to find out more information about becoming a client.

Bear River Mental Health services include

• assessments
• behavior management
• crisis services
• case management
• medication management (only by therapist referral for those receiving active therapy)
• psychological testing
• psychosocial rehabilitation
• psychotherapy (individual, group, and family)
• residential care and services
• respite
• skills development

Treatment Plan Centered Therapy
Services are offered in the context of a comprehensive treatment plan. At Bear River Mental Health a treatment coordinator (therapist) first assesses a client's

• Symptoms
• Behavior
• Skills and Abilities

A Treatment plan is then developed with input and involvement from the client's treatment team which may include:

• Client
• Treatment Coordinator (Therapist)
• Case Manager
• Skills Development Specialist
• Medical Team
• Other agencies or individuals, as needed
• Family members, as appropriate

An individualized treatment plan is developed with the goals of:

• Increasing the client's ability to function to the highest degree possible
• Restoring the client to their previous level of functioning
• Helping the client to be able to live as independently as possible

The treatment plan will specify the services necessary to meet these goals.

Assessments
Conducted by a therapist to determine the need for mental health services based on the existence, nature, and extent of the mental illness. May include diagnosing and treatment planning.

Psychological Testing
Performed by a psychologist who conducts psychometric, diagnostic, projective, and/or standardized IQ tests.

Psychotherapy Services
Rehabilitative counseling services helping clients reach their best possible functional level.

Residential Care and Services
A structured living environment with household activities, tasks, and schedules for its residents. Meals, medications, household chores, house meetings,

visiting, and other activities are structured and directly supervised. The organization and routine of the household provides an emotionally-stabilizing effect that tends to facilitate symptom stabilization.

Respite
Temporary client care to provide "time away" and relief to the caregiver.

Emergency Services (Crisis)
Bear River Mental Health (BRMH) provides emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to all people.
Call 435-752-0750 in the Cache Valley area, and 435-734-9449 for the Box Elder area to access these services. A qualified mental health professional is available to address your concerns and assist you in accessing appropriate services.

BRMH crisis services are available to those who are experiencing immediate, debilitating, or life-threatening complications as a result of serious mental illness. Access to BRMH's emergency services is available to other individuals within the community, as well as public and social-service entities.

Bear River Mental Health primarily serves Medicaid eligibles, Severely Persistently Mentally Ill (SPMI) adults, and severely emotionally-disabled children and youth.

English and Spanish. Additional languages by arrangement.

Bear River Mental Health (BRMH) understands that your health care information is personal. Protecting the privacy of this information is important to us; therefore, we follow strict federal and state laws related to confidentiality and take reasonable steps to limit our use and disclosure. See our privacy practices.