2023 Periodic Review: Clinical Mental Health Counseling | Occupation-Level Report

This report contains OPLR’s findings and recommendations regarding the occupational regulation of clinical mental health counseling. These occupation-specific recommendations are intended to be implemented in conjunction with OPLR’s recommendations for changes to the regulation of the behavioral health field as a whole. Click here to access the report.

2023 Periodic Review: Behavior Analysis | Occupation-Level Report

This report contains OPLR’s findings and recommendations regarding the occupational regulation of behavior analysis. These occupation-specific recommendations are intended to be implemented in conjunction with OPLR’s recommendations for changes to the regulation of the behavioral health field as a whole. Click here to access the report.

2023 Periodic Review: Psychology | Occupation-Level Report

This report contains OPLR’s findings and recommendations regarding the occupational regulation of psychology. These occupation-specific recommendations are intended to be implemented in conjunction with OPLR’s recommendations for changes to the regulation of the behavioral health field as a whole. Click here to access the report.

2023 Periodic Review: Recreational Therapy | Occupation-Level Report

This report contains OPLR’s findings and recommendations regarding the occupational regulation of recreational therapy. These occupation-specific recommendations are intended to be implemented in conjunction with OPLR’s recommendations for changes to the regulation of the behavioral health field as a whole. Click here to access the report.

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Utah Division of Consumer Protection and the FTC secure landmark settlement with Aylo over unconscionable and deceptive practices.

PRESS RELEASE: Utah Division of Consumer Protection and FTC Secure Landmark Settlement with Aylo Over Unconscionable and Deceptive Practices 

September 3, 2025 Proposed Consent Order Mandates Robust Program to Prevent CSAM and NCM and Imposes $5 Million Penalty SALT LAKE CITY, Utah—The Utah Department of Commerce’s Division of Consumer Protection (Division), represented by the Office of the Utah Attorney General, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) today announced a proposed consent order with Aylo, the company that owns and operates some …

Utah secures $720 million nationwide settlement from opioid drug makers.

Utah Secures $720 Million Nationwide Settlement from Eight Opioid Drug Makers

Salt Lake City, Utah – Utah Attorney General Derek Brown and Utah Department of Commerce Executive Director Margaret Woolley Busse today announced approximately $720 million nationwide in settlements with eight drug makers that manufactured opioid pills and worsened the nationwide opioid crisis. Based on the overwhelming participation by states across the country, all eight defendants have agreed to proceed with …

Utah Sues Snapchat For Unleashing Experimental AI Technology On Young Users While Misrepresenting the Safety of the Platform 

First-of-its-Kind Lawsuit Under Utah Consumer Privacy Act for Snap’s Data-Sharing Practices ALT LAKE CITY, UT— Today, Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox, Utah Attorney General Derek Brown, and the Utah Department of Commerce’s Margaret Busse announced a lawsuit against Snap, Inc. (Snap). Utah alleges that Snap profits from unconscionable design features created to addict children to the app, and facilitates illegal …