Summit Community Counseling

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 the

y 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.

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.As July ends, we want to send a simple reminder into the community:You do ...
07/31/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

As July ends, we want to send a simple reminder into the community:

You do not have to wait for a crisis to ask for support.

You can reach out when life feels heavier than usual. When stress has been building. When anxiety is taking up too much space. When depression makes everyday life feel harder. When grief, burnout, trauma, relationship strain, family stress, emotional overwhelm, or a major life transition has left you feeling less like yourself.

Therapy can help people breathe again.

It can help with coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, personal improvement, stronger relationships, and steadier days. It can be a place to sort through what has felt confusing, painful, or too much to carry alone.

And sometimes, support begins because someone else cares enough to notice.

A family member encourages a call.
A friend sends a message.
A school helps connect a student or parent to care.
A provider, employer, referral partner, or community organization helps someone find the next right step.

Those moments matter.

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 good time to reach out. If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, withdrawn, exhausted, discouraged, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them begin.

This summer, let’s keep checking in, showing up, and reminding one another that support is available.

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

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and this is a hopeful reminder:Support should make room for the...
07/29/2026

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and this is a hopeful reminder:

Support should make room for the full story.

Every person brings more than symptoms into therapy. They bring family experiences, cultural values, identity, community, responsibilities, memories, strengths, questions, and hopes for the future.

For some people, asking for help can feel difficult. They may have been taught to keep pain private. They may feel pressure to stay strong for everyone else. They may worry that therapy will not understand their background, family, community, or lived experience.

But mental health care should begin with respect.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can support people 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 feel heard without being judged. A place to build tools. A place to breathe. A place to begin feeling more grounded and hopeful.

If you have been thinking about therapy, you deserve support that honors the full reality of your life.

If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, exhausted, withdrawn, discouraged, 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.

A referral can be a beautiful act of care. A first call can be the beginning of support.

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

A person does not have to be falling apart to deserve support.Sometimes therapy begins with a quieter kind of honesty:“I...
07/27/2026

A person does not have to be falling apart to deserve support.

Sometimes therapy begins with a quieter kind of honesty:

“I am tired of feeling this way.”

“I do not feel like myself.”

“I need help sorting through this.”

“I want things to get better.”

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy can be a place to slow down, feel heard, and begin building a healthier way forward. We support people through anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, personal improvement, and stability.

Support can help life feel less heavy and more possible.

And sometimes, the first step begins because someone else noticed.

A friend checks in. A family member encourages a call. A school helps connect a student or parent to care. A provider, employer, referral partner, or community organization helps someone find the right support at the right time.

A referral can be a meaningful act of care.

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

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

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

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.Before the week ends, this is a gentle reminder to check in with yourself ...
07/24/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

Before the week ends, this is a gentle reminder to check in with yourself and with the people around you.

Sometimes support begins in a very small way.

A text to a friend who has gone quiet.
A conversation with someone who seems overwhelmed.
A parent noticing that a child or teen is struggling.
A school, provider, employer, or community partner helping someone find a place to begin.

Mental health care does not have to wait until life falls apart.

Therapy can help people through anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, difficulty coping, emotional regulation challenges, and the feeling of not being quite like oneself.

It can also help people find steadiness again. More clarity. More confidence. More tools. More hope.

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

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

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

A referral can be an act of care. A first call can be a beginning. A check-in can remind someone they are not alone.

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

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and one of its most important reminders is this:People deserve ...
07/22/2026

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and one of its most important reminders is this:

People deserve care that sees the whole person.

Not just symptoms. Not just stress. Not just anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, burnout, or overwhelm.

The whole person.

Their family. Their culture. Their identity. Their responsibilities. Their community. Their past experiences. Their hopes for what life could feel like with more support, stability, and peace.

For some people, reaching out for therapy can feel hard. They may worry about judgment. They may feel pressure to be strong. They may have learned to keep pain private. They may wonder whether anyone will truly understand what they are carrying.

At Summit Community Counseling, therapy is a place to begin with care and respect. It can support people through anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, trauma and PTSD, grief, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, emotional overwhelm, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, clarity, and stability.

If you have been thinking about therapy, you deserve support that honors your full story.

If someone you care about seems overwhelmed, withdrawn, exhausted, 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.

A referral can be an act of hope. A first call can be the start of feeling less alone.

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

Some people do not need someone to fix everything for them.They need someone to help them begin.A first conversation.A s...
07/20/2026

Some people do not need someone to fix everything for them.

They need someone to help them begin.

A first conversation.
A safe place to talk.
A little more clarity.
A reminder that they do not have to carry everything alone.

Therapy can help when anxiety keeps life feeling tense, when depression makes things feel heavy, when stress has been building for too long, when burnout has drained the joy out of everyday life, when grief still shows up unexpectedly, when trauma or PTSD keeps the body on alert, or when relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, or emotional overwhelm make it hard to feel steady.

At Summit Community Counseling, we believe support should feel compassionate, practical, and hopeful. Therapy can help people build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, process pain, strengthen relationships, and move toward healing, clarity, personal improvement, and stability.

If you have been feeling unlike yourself, reaching out is a brave and healthy step.

If someone you care about has seemed overwhelmed, discouraged, distant, exhausted, or stuck, your encouragement may help them find support.

Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all play an important role in helping people connect to care.

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

A referral can be a bridge. A phone call can be a beginning. Support can start today.

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

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.This is a good day to take a breath, look around, and remember that small ...
07/17/2026

Happy Friday from Summit Community Counseling.

This is a good day to take a breath, look around, and remember that small moments of care can make a real difference.

A check-in with a friend.
A kind word to someone who seems tired.
A quiet decision to finally ask for help.
A reminder that healing does not have to begin with everything falling apart.

Summer can be bright and beautiful, but people can still carry anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma, relationship strain, family stress, emotional overwhelm, life transitions, or the feeling of not being quite like themselves.

Support can help.

Therapy can be a place to feel heard, build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, find clarity, process pain, strengthen relationships, and begin moving toward greater stability and hope.

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

If someone you love has seemed overwhelmed, withdrawn, exhausted, or unlike themselves, your encouragement may help them take the first step.

If you are a school, provider, employer, referral partner, or community organization, your referral can help connect someone to care at the moment they need it.

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

This summer, let’s keep looking out for one another. Sometimes hope begins with one supportive conversation.

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

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and it is a meaningful reminder that mental health care should ...
07/15/2026

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and it is a meaningful reminder that mental health care should see the whole person.

Not just the anxiety.

Not just the depression.

Not just the stress, burnout, grief, trauma, family pressure, relationship strain, or emotional overwhelm.

The whole person.

Their story. Their family. Their culture. Their responsibilities. Their identity. Their community. Their hopes. Their strength. Their need for support.

For some people, asking for help can feel difficult because they have learned to stay strong, keep things private, or carry pain quietly. Others may worry that they will be misunderstood, judged, or reduced to assumptions about their background or life experience.

But therapy should be a place where people are met with care, respect, and curiosity — not stereotypes.

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

And we believe care can be both compassionate and hopeful.

Therapy can help people feel more grounded. More understood. More supported. More able to move forward.

If you are struggling, you deserve support that honors your full story.

If you know someone who may need help, your encouragement can matter. Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, referral partners, and community organizations can all help someone connect to care.

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

A referral can be an act of care. A first call can be the beginning of change.

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

Sometimes people wait to ask for help because they think things are not “bad enough” yet.They tell themselves they shoul...
07/13/2026

Sometimes people wait to ask for help because they think things are not “bad enough” yet.

They tell themselves they should be able to handle it.

They tell themselves everyone is stressed.

They tell themselves they just need more sleep, more discipline, more patience, more time, or more strength.

But mental health support is not only for the moment when everything falls apart.

Therapy can help before a person reaches that point.

It can help when anxiety is making it hard to relax. When depression is making life feel heavy or disconnected. When stress has been building for too long. When burnout makes someone feel emotionally empty. When grief is still present even though everyone else seems to have moved on. When trauma or PTSD keeps showing up in the body, thoughts, relationships, or daily routines. When family stress, relationship strain, life transitions, emotional overwhelm, or not feeling like oneself starts affecting how someone lives.

It can help when someone is still functioning, but not really okay.

At Summit Community Counseling, we want people to know that reaching out for therapy is not a sign of weakness. It is a step toward support, clarity, coping skills, emotional regulation, healing, stability, and personal improvement.

You do not have to explain everything perfectly before you call.

You do not have to know exactly what kind of support you need.

You do not have to wait until your stress becomes a crisis, your relationships become unbearable, your grief becomes isolating, your anxiety becomes constant, or your depression becomes impossible to hide.

You can begin where you are.

And if you are someone who cares about a person who may be struggling, your encouragement can matter deeply.

A friend can notice when someone has pulled away.

A family member can help someone feel less ashamed about asking for support.

A school can help connect a student or parent to care.

A provider can refer someone who needs emotional support alongside other concerns.

An employer can recognize burnout and encourage a healthier next step.

A community organization can help someone find support when life feels overwhelming.

Sometimes people are waiting for someone they trust to say, “You deserve help with this.”

That kind of support can be powerful.

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

If you or someone you know is struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, grief, trauma and PTSD, emotional overwhelm, relationship strain, family stress, life transitions, coping skills, emotional regulation, personal improvement, healing, clarity, or stability, we encourage you to reach out.

Therapy can be a place to feel heard. A place to sort through what has become too heavy. A place to build skills. A place to begin feeling more grounded again.

Support does not have to wait.

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

Happy Friday, and happy summer from Summit Community Counseling.Summer can be a beautiful season for slowing down, recon...
07/10/2026

Happy Friday, and happy summer from Summit Community Counseling.

Summer can be a beautiful season for slowing down, reconnecting, spending time outside, checking in with people we love, and finding small moments of gratitude.

But summer does not automatically make life easy.

People can still feel anxious in the sunshine. They can still feel depressed during family gatherings. They can still feel burned out while everyone else seems relaxed. They can still be grieving, overwhelmed, stressed, lonely, disconnected, or trying to hold themselves together through relationship strain, family stress, trauma, PTSD, life transitions, or the feeling of not being quite like themselves.

That is why we believe summer is a good time for a mental health check-in.

Not a perfect check-in. Not a dramatic one. Just a real one.

How are you sleeping?

How is your stress level?

Are you enjoying life, or mostly getting through it?

Are you feeling connected, or have you been pulling away?

Are you carrying something that would feel lighter if you did not have to carry it alone?

And just as importantly, who around you may need someone to notice?

A friend who has gone quiet.

A family member who seems more overwhelmed than usual.

A child or teen who is struggling to regulate emotions.

A coworker who seems burned out.

A parent who is constantly caring for everyone else.

A student or client who may need more support.

A neighbor, patient, employee, or loved one who may not know how to ask for help.

Sometimes care begins when someone simply says, “I see you. I care about you. You deserve support.”

At Summit Community Counseling, we are grateful for the people who help others take that first step. Families, friends, schools, providers, employers, community organizations, and referral partners all play an important role in helping people connect to therapy.

A referral can be a meaningful act of kindness.

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, personal improvement, healing, clarity, and stability.

It is not about having everything figured out before reaching out. It is about being willing to begin.

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

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

If someone you care about has been struggling, this may be a good time to gently encourage them.

If you work with families, students, employees, patients, clients, or community members, we welcome referrals for those who may need support.

This summer, let’s appreciate each other. Let’s check in with each other. Let’s celebrate the small good things while also making room for the people who need help.

Support can start with one conversation.

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

Address

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

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+18012662485

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