Mental Health Practice – Safe Space SLC
Safe Space SLC is a mental health practice with two office locations in Salt Lake City, Utah: one at 807 E S Temple Street, Suite 200, and a second at 150 S 600 E, Building 7. The practice employs 17 therapists and reports over 20 years of combined clinical experience across its team. The scale and staffing of Safe Space SLC position it among the larger multi-therapist mental health practices operating under a single name in the Salt Lake City area.
Services offered include individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, LGBTQ-affirming therapy, and ADHD counseling. The practice serves a broad range of client ages, including tweens, adolescents, young adults, and older adults. Presenting concerns addressed include trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, mood instability, and ADHD symptoms. Safe Space SLC describes its therapeutic approach as individualized for each client, with a stated emphasis on providing an environment where clients feel seen, heard, and supported throughout the therapeutic process.
Both in-person appointments at the Salt Lake City locations and online telehealth sessions are available, providing flexibility for clients who prefer or require remote access. Payment options include acceptance of many insurance plans, self-pay, and sliding scale fees for qualifying clients. A free initial consultation is available to prospective clients through the practice’s online client portal. The main contact phone number is (385) 200-0535.
Safe Space SLC is listed and verified on Psychology Today. The LGBTQ-affirming therapy designation is named explicitly as part of the practice’s service model and is applied across multiple age groups and presenting concerns rather than limited to a single specialty track. The two-location structure in Salt Lake City allows the practice to serve clients at whichever site is more accessible, with both in-person and telehealth options available. Specific individual clinician names, credential designations, and license types are not published on the homepage of the practice website. Group therapy is listed as a distinct service, adding a community-setting option to the individual and family therapy tracks.