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Summit Community Counseling

Summit Community Counseling is an outpatient mental health provider that works with individuals and

Summit Community Counseling is a full service mental health practice which provides individual, couples, and family therapy as well as mental health and psychological testing and assessments for a wide variety of purposes and needs. What makes our agency unique is our ability to match clients and therapists to meet the specific needs of each individual as well as providing those services where they are needed. Not all clients can make it to an office so we also offer home based services where clients can receive the mental health services they need without having to leave their homes. We are very much client centered and focus on the needs of the client, working in a collaborative effort to help individual’s reach their highest potential. With the breadth of experiences and variety of training our therapists encompass, we are able to offer the best research based approach to address the issues at hand.

09/14/2026

September is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month, and today we want to share a message of hope:

You do not have to wait until life feels impossible to ask for support.

Therapy can begin when things feel heavy.
When anxiety is hard to quiet.
When depression makes ordinary days feel difficult.
When grief still hurts.
When trauma keeps showing up.
When burnout, stress, relationship strain, family stress, or emotional overwhelm is affecting daily life.

Support is not a last resort. It can be part of helping life feel more manageable, more grounded, and more possible.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can help people build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, reduce stress, process pain, strengthen relationships, find clarity, and move toward healing and stability.

We are currently welcoming new clients and referrals and have therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out.

And if someone you care about seems overwhelmed, hopeless, withdrawn, exhausted, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin. Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Sometimes hope begins with one person noticing.

Sometimes support begins with one conversation.

Sometimes the next step is simply reaching out.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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09/11/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

As we continue through Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month, we want to offer a reminder that is simple, hopeful, and deeply important:

You do not have to wait until someone says, “I am in crisis,” to care.

Sometimes people ask for help in quiet ways.

They stop reaching out.
They seem exhausted.
They become more withdrawn, anxious, irritable, overwhelmed, or discouraged.
They keep saying they are okay, but they do not seem like themselves.

A gentle check-in can matter. A referral can matter. A first appointment can matter.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can help people work through anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, and stability.

Therapy can be a place to say the things that have been hard to say out loud. It can be a place to feel heard, build tools, and begin finding steadier ground.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out. If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, hopeless, withdrawn, exhausted, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Support can begin with one person noticing and one step toward help.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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09/09/2026

September is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month, and today we want to share a hopeful reminder:

You do not have to wait until someone is in crisis to help them connect with support.

Sometimes the signs are quiet.

Someone stops reaching out.
Someone seems exhausted all the time.
Someone becomes more withdrawn, anxious, irritable, overwhelmed, or discouraged.
Someone keeps saying they are “fine,” but they do not seem like themselves.

Those moments are worth noticing.

A caring check-in can help someone feel seen. A referral can help someone find a place to begin. A first appointment can help someone start building support before life feels unmanageable.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can support people through depression, anxiety, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, and stability.

We are currently welcoming new clients and referrals and have therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out. If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, hopeless, withdrawn, exhausted, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them take the first step.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Support can begin before crisis. Hope can begin with one person noticing.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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09/07/2026

September is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month.

This is a month for hope, connection, and reminding people that they do not have to carry pain alone.

Sometimes people who are struggling are still going to work. Still going to school. Still taking care of family. Still answering messages. Still smiling when they feel like they are supposed to.

But inside, they may be carrying depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, burnout, stress, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, or a deep sense of hopelessness.

That is why noticing matters.

If someone you care about seems withdrawn, exhausted, anxious, discouraged, overwhelmed, irritable, hopeless, or unlike themselves, your check-in may help them feel less alone.

You do not need perfect words. You can start gently:

“I’m glad you’re here.”
“I’ve noticed things seem hard lately.”
“You do not have to handle this alone.”
“Would it help to talk with someone?”

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can help people build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, reduce stress, process grief or trauma, strengthen relationships, find clarity, and move toward healing and stability.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out. If someone you love may need support, your encouragement or referral could help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Support can begin with one conversation. Hope can begin with one person noticing.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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09/04/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

As we move through Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month, we want to share a reminder that is simple but important:

Check-ins matter.

A message can matter.
A phone call can matter.
A referral can matter.
A person feeling noticed can matter.

Sometimes people who are struggling are still going to work, going to school, caring for others, answering messages, and doing their best to look okay. But underneath the surface, they may be carrying depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, burnout, stress, family strain, relationship pain, emotional overwhelm, or a deep sense of hopelessness.

You do not have to know exactly what to say to care.

You can say, “I’m glad you’re here.”
You can say, “I’ve noticed things seem hard lately.”
You can say, “You do not have to handle this alone.”
You can help them connect with support.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can help people build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, reduce stress, process pain, strengthen relationships, find clarity, and move toward healing and stability.

We are currently welcoming new clients and referrals and have therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out. If someone you care about seems withdrawn, overwhelmed, hopeless, anxious, exhausted, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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09/02/2026

September is Su***de Prevention and Awareness Month.

This month is not only about crisis. It is also about connection.

It is about noticing when someone seems different.
It is about checking in when a person has gone quiet.
It is about taking depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and hopelessness seriously.
It is about helping people find support before they feel completely alone.

Sometimes a simple message can open a door:

“I’m glad you’re here.”
“I’ve noticed you’ve seemed overwhelmed.”
“You do not have to handle this alone.”
“Would it help to talk with someone?”

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can support people through anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, trauma and PTSD, grief, family stress, relationship strain, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, and stability.

We are currently welcoming new clients and referrals and have therapy openings available.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out. If someone you care about seems withdrawn, hopeless, exhausted, anxious, overwhelmed, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Support can begin with one conversation. A referral can be an act of hope.

For immediate crisis support, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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08/31/2026

August is ending, but wellness does not have to end with it.

National Wellness Month is a reminder that caring for mental health is part of caring for the whole person.

Wellness can look like rest.
It can look like better boundaries.
It can look like taking a breath before reacting.
It can look like asking for help instead of carrying everything alone.

If stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, grief, trauma, family stress, relationship strain, emotional overwhelm, or a major life transition has been making life feel heavier than it needs to be, therapy can help.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can support coping skills, emotional regulation, stress reduction, healing, clarity, stronger relationships, personal improvement, and stability.

If you have been thinking about starting therapy, this may be a meaningful time to reach out.

If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, exhausted, withdrawn, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

Wellness grows when support continues.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

08/28/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

As National Wellness Month comes to a close, this is a hopeful reminder:

Wellness does not have to mean having everything under control.

It can mean noticing what feels heavy.
It can mean asking for help sooner.
It can mean letting support become part of your life.
It can mean helping someone else find care when they are struggling.

Therapy can help when stress feels constant, anxiety is hard to quiet, depression makes life feel heavy, burnout has taken too much, grief still hurts, trauma or PTSD keeps showing up, or relationship strain, family stress, emotional overwhelm, or life transitions are affecting daily life.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can support coping skills, emotional regulation, stress reduction, healing, clarity, stronger relationships, personal improvement, and stability.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a good time to reach out.

If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, exhausted, withdrawn, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

Wellness grows when people are supported.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

08/26/2026

August is National Wellness Month, and today is a good day to remember that wellness can be simple, honest, and human.

It can be a quiet check-in with yourself.

Am I carrying too much?
Do I feel like myself lately?
Is stress affecting my sleep, patience, work, relationships, or energy?
Would support help me feel more steady?

Wellness is not about pretending everything is fine. It is about recognizing what you need and taking one meaningful step toward care.

For some people, that step may be therapy.

Therapy can help with anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, and stability.

At Summit Community Counseling, we believe support can help life feel less heavy and more possible.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a good time to begin.

If someone you love seems overwhelmed, exhausted, withdrawn, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them take the first step.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

Wellness can begin with one honest conversation, one referral, or one call.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

08/24/2026

August is National Wellness Month, and this is a hopeful reminder:

Wellness does not mean you have to feel strong all the time.

Sometimes wellness means noticing that stress has become too heavy. It means admitting that anxiety is taking up too much space. It means recognizing when depression, burnout, grief, trauma, relationship strain, family stress, emotional overwhelm, or a major life transition has made daily life harder than it needs to be.

And sometimes wellness means asking for support.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can help people reduce stress, build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, process painful experiences, strengthen relationships, find clarity, and move toward healing and stability.

Support can help life feel more manageable. More grounded. More hopeful.

If you have been thinking about therapy, this may be a good time to begin.

If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, withdrawn, exhausted, anxious, discouraged, burned out, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them take the first step.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help connect people to care.

Summit Community Counseling is currently welcoming new clients and referrals and has therapy openings available.

Wellness can begin with one honest conversation, one referral, or one call.

Website: https://summitcom.org/
Phone: 801-266-2485

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5689 South Redwood Road #27
Taylorsville, UT
84123

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18012662485

Website

https://summitcom.org/contact-us/

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