The perinatal period is often expected to feel natural or joyful. Pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting can bring about feelings of great joy. However, these seasons of great change can bring along emotional and psychological challenges that are difficult to name, describe, or seek support for. These challenges do not always begin after birth. Among women […]
When Is Inpatient Mental Health Treatment the Right Choice?
It can be difficult to identify when someone needs a higher level of mental health care. Someone may be struggling intensely, but loved ones may not know what the safest next step is, whether that’s outpatient therapy, urgent crisis support, or inpatient treatment. Fortunately, you do not have to make that decision alone. When someone […]
New PTSD Research: Hope for Veterans
Veterans fight on behalf of our country, and they are exposed to many of the traumatic events that occur only on the battlefield. And, even if they don’t see battle or warfare firsthand, there are a multitude of scenarios that can lead to stress and chronic conditions during their training and service. From physical to […]
Cutting-Edge Research: Real-World Impact
At Huntsman Mental Health Foundation, we understand that mental illness impacts millions, but effective treatment isn’t always within reach. That’s why our research teams at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute are working hard to solve one of our country’s greatest challenges: untreated mental health conditions. Every grant, study, and discovery has a purpose, whether that’s […]
The Youth Residential Treatment Program at Huntsman Mental Health Institute
It is never easy to see your child struggle, and new-onset or chronic illnesses can be incredibly disruptive to your child’s life. When a child or teenager needs more support than weekly therapy or short-term stabilization can provide, it’s not uncommon for parents to be unsure of where to turn next. The Huntsman Mental Health […]
Recovery Is Possible: Substance Use and Addiction Support
In the United States, 48.4 million (16.8%) Americans aged 12 and older battled a substance use disorder in 2024. These disorders can affect every part of a person’s life, including physical health, mental health, relationships, work, school, and daily routines. They can also affect families, who may feel unsure how to help or where to […]
Supporting Mental Health While Aging
Growing older is a gift that comes with lots of new experiences, time to spend with families, greater wisdom, and a perspective that looks back over decades. However, despite the benefits, there are also difficult transitions that can occur. From retirement to changes in independence, these can be points in life that require a little […]
Follow-up Care and the You Matter Outreach Program
After someone goes through a mental health crisis, the transition from emergency or inpatient care back into daily life can be difficult for them. For many patients and families, the days after discharge are filled with uncertainty, stress, and questions about what comes next. The You Matter Outreach Program provides support during this reintegration period […]
Accelerating Mental Health Research Into Real-World Care
People across the United States are looking for better answers to mental health challenges. Nearly one out of every two people in the United States will qualify for a mental health diagnosis in their lifetime. Millions of people are affected each year by suicide risk, substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, and more. These conditions touch […]
Breaking Barriers: Seeking Help for Mental Health – A Documentary
Originally aired on April 6, 2025, during the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference, this groundbreaking documentary, “Breaking Barriers: Seeking Help for Mental Health,” contains universal truths anyone will find meaning in as they seek solutions to their mental health challenges. Featuring various stories of the impacts of mental health people from all […]









