Mission Statement
Provide neuro/psycho-therapy services for individuals and families. Provide wellness consulting for individuals and professionals.
Our Business
The Utah NeuroTherapy Center is built on the principle that if you help a child grow and learn, then you improve the community that you live in. Jeff has dedicated his career to helping children and improving the community. The organization began unofficially in 2002 when Jeff dedicated numerous volunteer hours to the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake, the American Cancer Society, and encouraging wellness through marketing nutritional foods and supplements through Master Health, LLC. Jeff officially formed the Utah NeuroTherapy Center in 2009 and started serving people with mental health needs in 2010.
When the business was formed, Mr. Bright wanted to provide thorough wellness services by individualizing and personalizing it to the community. He strayed away from the traditional ideas to help people, instead he wanted to individualize services to optimize effective treatment. Jeff says, "It's all about the person. If the person doesn't feel comfortable coming to an office for mental health services, then we have options available for them to have the service in their home. We want the client to feel comfortable and believe in individualizing the service to meet their needs."
The Utah NeuroTherapy Center continues to support the community in various community service projects and through charitable donations. Jeff enjoys volunteering for the local community food co-op and attends annual fundraisers for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
and the Utah Youth Village.
Provide neuro/psycho-therapy services for individuals and families. Provide wellness consulting for individuals and professionals.
Our Business
The Utah NeuroTherapy Center is built on the principle that if you help a child grow and learn, then you improve the community that you live in. Jeff has dedicated his career to helping children and improving the community. The organization began unofficially in 2002 when Jeff dedicated numerous volunteer hours to the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake, the American Cancer Society, and encouraging wellness through marketing nutritional foods and supplements through Master Health, LLC. Jeff officially formed the Utah NeuroTherapy Center in 2009 and started serving people with mental health needs in 2010.
When the business was formed, Mr. Bright wanted to provide thorough wellness services by individualizing and personalizing it to the community. He strayed away from the traditional ideas to help people, instead he wanted to individualize services to optimize effective treatment. Jeff says, "It's all about the person. If the person doesn't feel comfortable coming to an office for mental health services, then we have options available for them to have the service in their home. We want the client to feel comfortable and believe in individualizing the service to meet their needs."
The Utah NeuroTherapy Center continues to support the community in various community service projects and through charitable donations. Jeff enjoys volunteering for the local community food co-op and attends annual fundraisers for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
and the Utah Youth Village.
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