Welcome
Red Willow Counseling and Recovery provide effective therapy for diverse clients that struggle with mental health issues, addiction, relationship issues, and more. Serving Salt Lake City, Park City, and other surrounding areas gives community members the opportunity to live a life full of intention. Using skillful therapy, as well as competence, compassion, and collaboration, our specialists will help you develop a meaningful and well-balanced life. Mental health challenges can come in many forms and some individuals experience addictions or anger because of this. Let us help you with proven effective therapy methods.
Our Services
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Individual + Family Therapy
Individual therapy helps get to the very root of your psychological issues. Those who struggle with mental illness, effective communication, or managing relationships will benefit from individual therapy.
Those who have struggles connecting with a parent, those who are blending divorced or stepfamilies, or who have lost a sibling/child can find peace from family therapy.
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Intensive Outpatient Program
Looking for a group or service that can give you tools to manage your symptoms while out in the real world? Meeting with peers and licensed therapists in Intensive Outpatient Programs can help you manage mild to moderate symptoms around your schedule.
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Couples Counseling
Many relationships experience challenges. Whether you are newly married, cohabitating, or have been together for over a decade, Red Willow has therapists that can help. Develop better communication skills, learn about showing compassion, and build better respect for your partner with couples counseling.
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Alcohol + Drug Assessment
Drug and alcohol assessments are important to determine if you have a substance addiction, if mental health plays a role in your early substance use, and helps to plan for potential therapy. Drug and alcohol assessment may also be court-ordered after a DUI or other drug-related legal issue. Our team at Red Willow wants to help you recover and take your life back.
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Group Therapy + Workshops
Peer support can be helpful for some who are struggling. Teens or even adults who experience paranoia, mental health, or who have experienced trauma may learn skills and insight from working in a group.
Red Willow offers these workshops and group options for those who may not feel totally comfortable sharing all their concerns directly with a therapist.
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Addiction Intervention
Struggling with addiction can make you feel completely out of control. No one truly understands what dealing with addiction is like until they have experienced it themselves. Addiction intervention can help give you more of a wake-up call and improve your thought process around the substance or addictive act.
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Prime for Life
Prime For Life is a program used to help those who are participating in risky or dangerous behaviors. We prepare you for change, help facilitate personal growth, and learn to develop empathy.
Addressing your attitudes and risk perceptions may not be comfortable, but furin sessions you will begin to understand how your choices can affect the future and the world around you.
Therapy for Mental/Emotional Health,
Addiction & Serving the LGBTQ+ Community:
MEET THE TEAM
James OTT, LCSW
Executive Director
Paige Zuckerman, CMHC
Clinical Director
Nathan Van Dyke, CSW, SUDC
IOP Clinical DirectorTherapy Benefits
Mental health challenges come in many forms. It is common for everyone to struggle with situations that cause stress, worry, or sadness at some time in their lives. For some individuals, addiction also impacts many areas of their lives. Their relationships are suffering, they are in danger of losing their jobs, they may have legal problems, or they suffer from anxiety or depression. Furthermore, couples often encounter difficulties as they blend their lives together. What previously attracted them to the other person now annoys them, and the relationship falters as a result. We also know that when one person is struggling in any of these situations, the entire family is likely to be impacted.
Regardless of the challenges a person, couple, or family is facing, we can be of help. We define our practice by three core principles: competence, compassion, and collaboration, and we work with clients who have a substance or process addiction, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or depression, along with many other issues. We do so using evidence-based therapies, meaning we are skilled in using the types of therapy that has been proven to be effective. Our goal is to help our clients create a meaningful and balanced life.
IOP
Intensive Outpatient Programs can help provide a level of care for clients that they won’t get from basic therapy. Unlike a residential rehab program, an IOP meets multiple times a week, gives structure, and allows you to work in groups, without being confined to a facility. IOP can fit into your schedule and work around your job, family life, or other aspects of daily life. This is an appealing way to handle addiction or mental health because it gives the client more control over their impulses while out in the real world. Taking back your life and improving your mindset doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your freedoms.
Most of the time spent in IOP includes group therapy and educational groups to help you overcome substance abuse disorders, risky behaviors, or certain mental health diagnoses. Red Willow Counseling And Recovery offer different IOP sessions including Substance Abuse IOP, Mental Health IOP, and Seasons IOP. Check out the IOP FAQ page to learn more about what will take place in your IOP meetings with us.
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RESOURCES
Outside of therapy, clients may need resources and validation to help them cope. Working with our therapists will give you tools to use during your daily life, but our website also has resources for many different categories to help you understand your diagnosis. Whether your struggles have to do with addiction, trauma, grief or loss, or a mixture of multiple difficulties, we have more clinical information that can help.
Our resources section also has helpful tips and how to adopt practices like happiness, better communication, forgiveness, and gratitude.
Our community is full of helpful groups, nonprofit organizations, and recovery groups that may be helpful for you. We also have a list of these resources for you or visitors on our website. Check out all the community resources and partnerships here.
About Red Willow
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James Ott, Executive Director
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Paige Zuckerman, Clinical Director
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