Clinical services guide
Crimson Heights Behavioral HealthConsidering treatment is a meaningful decision. This guide explains who Crimson Heights supports, how admission decisions are approached, and what to expect when you contact our team.
Our mission
Our mission is to empower youth through compassionate mentoring, advocacy, and community support. We provide guidance in educational, medical, legal, and personal-development matters while helping young people build confidence, practical skills, and greater independence.
Common reasons people contact us
Services vary by clinical need, eligibility, location, and current availability. A conversation with our team is the best way to confirm fit.
We support people experiencing social, emotional, and behavioral challenges that may affect impulse control, problem solving, emotional regulation, social participation, or progress toward independence. Depending on location, need, eligibility, and availability, services may include counseling, IOP, PHP, day treatment, ABA, residential support, education, occupational therapy, or speech-language services.
We help caregivers understand behavioral challenges and consider how skills, routines, and the surrounding environment can support positive change. Guidance may draw from applied behavior analysis and acceptance and commitment therapy principles when clinically appropriate.
Our teams work with people experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, ADHD, OCD, traumatic brain injury, oppositional behavior, and autism. If you are unsure whether we can help, contact us for a conversation about possible next steps.
Admission information
Crimson Heights reserves the right to deny admission based on a prospective client’s previous or current behaviors, diagnoses, needs, and level of functioning.
Before denying admission, Crimson Heights will assess the client’s needs, complete suicide-risk screening as appropriate, and review relevant behaviors and diagnoses. The process may include consultation with medical professionals, psychological evaluation, and review of the client’s history.
If Crimson Heights determines that it cannot serve a client, the client or guardian will be informed in writing. The written notice will include the reasons for the decision.
How to set up an appointment
Send a message through the website, call or text 435.705.7574, or email info@crimsonheightsbh.com.
We will discuss whether our services may meet your needs, send intake paperwork, and schedule your first appointment.
During the first and second sessions, we will discuss presenting concerns, barriers to success, goals, and treatment objectives.
During the third session, we will form a treatment plan—a shared map of where care is going—and begin treatment when appropriate.
Ready when you are
Call, text, or email to ask about services, locations, eligibility, and current availability.
