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Mental health provider pauses program amid lease dispute with Salt Lake City Housing Authority

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Mental health provider pauses program amid lease dispute with Salt Lake City Housing Authority
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — A mental health provider says she stopped admitting people to an intensive outpatient program after a dispute with her landlord, the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City, over plans for her treatment space. Aimee Hadfield, founder of Hearten House, said she needs a clear construction plan and timeline before she can promise clients that their treatment won’t be interrupted.

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