“These are the duties of a physician: First…to heal his mind and to give help to himself before giving it to anyone else.”
From the epitaph of an Athenian doctor, 2 AD

GME Wellness Office

• Services are not connected to your insurance benefit.
• Services are fully confidential and not recorded in EPIC.
• There are three therapists: Rob Davies, Ph.D., GME Wellness Director, Katie Stiel, LCSW, M.Ed., GME Wellness Manager, and Erin Gibson, LSCW, MPA, GME Wellness Specialist.
• All three are available for individual or couples work at no cost.
• Access appointments by contacting GME Wellness Coordinator, Amy Armstrong

GME Office

• Sharee Bracken (GME Director) and Dr. Mark Harris (GME DIO) have an “open door” policy and are always ready and willing to help with resident concerns and problems. Contact Sharee at Sharee.Bracken@hsc.utah.edu or 801-213-2735. Contact Dr. Harris at Mark.Harris@hsc.utah.edu.

HMHI Provider Directory

• To access counselors in the community or psychiatric care under your insurance benefit, visit HMHI's Provider Directory.

Crisis Services

• The HMHI Crisis Line (24/7) is 801-587-3000.
• Physician Support Line is 888-409-0141 - staffed by volunteer psychiatrists specifically for physicians & trainees; call for any issue M-F 8am-12am ET
• National Crisis Text Line: Text START to 741-741
• The HMHI Crisis Assessment Center (CAC) can be reached 24/7 at 801-587-3187. Adults or children can be evaluated for MH/SU issues by appointment or walk-in. However, the HMHI CAC is NOT an emergency service; go to the nearest Emergency Department for any life-threatening emergencies.
• HMHI Warm Line: 801-587-1055
• National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call/text at 988 or 1-800-273-8255
• SafeUT App: Chat or phone call for free, confidential services
• Go to your nearest ER or call 911 if it is an emergency and you are experiencing active suicidal ideation
• If you are in crisis but it is not emergent, please contact the GME Wellness office to access services through GME.