Bipolar Treatment Near You
Our Bipolar Treatment Center in Utah is located at 489 W South Jordan Pkwy Ste 400, South Jordan, UT 84095
TPRC is proud to serve our local Utah communities along the Wasatch Front and Salt Lake Valley, including Salt Lake City, South Jordan, Sandy, West Jordan, Draper, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Tooele, Provo, and Orem.
Participating in local rehab for bipolar disorder helps ease clients back into their actual homes and lives so they can build a strong peer support network in their own community, rather than taking part in a program outside their local area.
It’s not uncommon for bipolar disorder to be accompanied by another mental health or substance use issue. Known as a dual diagnosis, at TPRC we specialize in treating co-occurring disorders to help get to the real root behind your bipolar disorder, and treat everything at the same time.
Help for Bipolar Disorder Near You — Take a Closer Look at Our South Jordan, UT Facility
The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) offers a 44-bed residential unit and outpatient hub offering full-continuum, compassionate, and research-based mental health and addiction treatment for adults 18 years and older all under one roof.
Founded in 2012, TPRC aims to treat the whole person through a blend of psychiatry, therapy, and personalized care, including both residential and outpatient programs for those who have graduated from our previous, higher-level-of-care programs.
Our modern facility in South Jordan, UT, features a comfortable and inspiring facility with a low client to staff ratio. Participants of our Residential Program also enjoy access to our fitness and recreation center with a gym, pickleball court, and yoga, and chef-prepared meals.
View a virtual tour of our residential and outpatient facility.
Four Levels of Step Down Care to Support Long-Term Bipolar Disorder Recovery
At TPRC, our goal is to empower our clients and their families suffering from mental health disorders to celebrate life through finding lasting solutions.
For this reason, we focus on a step-down model for our bipolar disorder treatment program. This allows your loved one to begin their mental health care journey with the move intensive inpatient treatment option and gradually move, or step down, to less time constraining care options that allow more flexibility and give them the opportunity to start returning back to their everyday life.
The TPRC step-down model includes:
TPRC’s step-down model of care, allows your loved one’s mental health care team the opportunity to better evaluate their progress and provide complete personalized care to help them be as successful as possible.
And by stepping down gradually, they have the chance to slowly reintegrate into their normal life with all the valuable coping skills they’ve learned, helping to lower their risk for relapse.
We Can Help: Bipolar Disorder Therapists in Salt Lake City
If you or a loved one is experiencing bipolar disorder, The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) can help. Call us today at (801) 438-3185.
What is Bipolar Disorder?
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness where a person experiences extreme changes in mood, both mania and depression. These shifts in mood and emotion can vary from multiple times a day to a couple of times a year. Sometimes people with bipolar disorder can experience both mania and depression.
Although bipolar disorder can take on several forms, below are four basic types:
- Bipolar I Disorder: Classified as having manic episodes that last longer than a week and may require hospital care. A person can also experience depressive episodes or both manic and depressive symptoms. However, Bipolar I disorder is usually an extreme manic episode.
- Bipolar II Disorder: Classified as having one or more extreme depressive episodes and at least one episode of hypomania. A person may experience level moods between the extreme depressive episodes. The hypomanic symptoms are not at the same level as full-blown manic episodes found in Bipolar I disorder.
- Cyclothymic Disorder: Classified as a milder form of bipolar disorder where a person has various periods of hypomania as well as depressive symptoms lasting for at least two years.
- Not Otherwise Specified (NOS): Classified as a bipolar disorder that doesn’t follow a specific pattern from the three listed above.
Causes of bipolar disorder can range from genetics to individual brain structure and functioning. In addition, bipolar disorder can run in families. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, scientists concluded that there is no single cause of bipolar disorder.
If you think you or a loved one is suffering from bipolar disorder, get help today by calling (385) 396-4309
What Are Bipolar Disorder Symptoms?
As there are several types of bipolar disorder, symptoms are different for each person.
Some overarching symptoms include mania, hypomania, and depression. People that experience bipolar disorder have intense emotions that disrupt daily activities, sleep and relationships.
Some more specific symptoms of bipolar disorder include:
Manic symptoms:
- Poor decision-making
- Jumpy, abnormally upbeat
- Sense of euphoria
- Unusual talkativeness
- High energy levels
- Trouble sleeping
Depressive symptoms:
- Loss of interest in activities
- Suicidal thoughts
- Feelings of worthlessness/guilt
- Eating too much or too little
- Fatigue
- Sleeping too much
How Is Bipolar Disorder Treated? Bipolar Disorder Treatment Near You
As every person with bipolar disorder has different symptoms and extremes, treatment is highly personalized.
In general, bipolar disorder treatment usually consists of a combination of psychotherapy, medications, and lifestyle changes aimed at helping to manage mood swings.
Medications for bipolar disorder may include:
- Antidepressants
- Antipsychotics
- Mood stabilizers
As medicine management is a critical part of managing bipolar disorder, TPRC has an onsite Medical Director/Psychiatrist available to ensure medicine dosages are correct and its being taken properly.
Psychotherapy, or talk therapy, used for bipolar disorder treatment include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Family-focused therapy
- Group therapy
- Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy (IPSRT)
And at TPRC, we teach our clients with bipolar disorder lifestyle modifications they can make throughout their daily life to help keep their mood stable and symptoms at bay. Some of these include:
- Setting a specific sleep and walk time each day and sticking to it
- Eating a nutritious diet with structured meal times
- Getting enough physical activity for a natural mood boost
- Limiting stimulants like caffeine, alcohol, and sugar
- Taking medications at the same time, every day
