Addiction Recovery Services in Utah

Addiction Recovery

Residential Treatment

For those who are chemically dependent, experiencing intense withdrawal, or severe side effects from a mental disorder, Residential Treatment is often necessary to provide the medical and psychological treatment needed.

Residential inpatient treatment allows you to focus solely on overcoming your addiction and has been proven to positively impact our patients seeking support and lasting sobriety.

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(PHP) Day Program

The Day Program is a vital component of rehabilitation in order to provide adequate support for those who are striving to live life with its corresponding stresses.

The Intensive Outpatient Day Program offers a customizable schedule Monday through Friday.

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(IOP) Intensive Outpatient

The Intensive Outpatient Program is an evening solution that provides support to healing individuals to gain insight into their disease management.

For those who are determined to be in the early stages of substance abuse or have a mild addiction to the point of not requiring a higher level of care, the Intensive Outpatient Drug Rehab Program may best meet the patient’s needs.

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(GOP) General Outpatient

General Outpatient is a step down from the IOP to what is deemed clinically adequate. Individuals in this drug rehab option continue to work with their therapists and counselors to ensure success through our addiction services in Utah.

Individuals continue to work with their individual therapist, medical team, and substance abuse counselor during their General Outpatient experience.

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Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-assisted treatment, or MAT, is a treatment program that uses medications with counseling to treat substance abuse and drug addiction and prevent opioid overdose.

The use of therapy in combination with medication has been effective at treating opioid and other narcotic addictions as well as alcohol addiction.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Dual diagnosis—also known as “co-occurring disorders”—describes individuals who simultaneously suffer from mental illness and some kind of addiction, whether it be drug, alcohol, gambling, sex, or some other kind of behavioral addiction.

If you or a loved one experiences dual diagnosis, you can find help. The majority of people with co-occurring disorders are only treated for one of their ailments. However, research has shown that in order to effectively recover from dual diagnosis, individuals must undergo treatment for both conditions.