Admissions coordinators available every day, 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Mental Health Day Treatment Program
Individualized Treatment Programs for Mental Health Disorders
Mon – Fri
Group sessions 5 days a week
21 hrs/week
Clinical work, incl. 1:1 therapy
2 time slots
Morning & afternoon
Dual diagnosis
Mental health + addiction tracks
Daytime Partial Hospitalization Program for Mental Health Recovery
The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) offers a mental health focused partial hospitalization program (or Day Treatment Program) for adults in Northern Utah who need daily structure and support but don’t require an overnight stay. Our PHP provides 21 clinical hours per week of structured, evidence-based care, while you return home each night.
Who Is PHP Right For?
Our partial hospitalization program is designed for adults (18+) who:
- Are stepping down from residential or inpatient care and want to keep daily structure in place
- Need more support than a general outpatient schedule or part-time day program provides after a recent crisis or relapse
- Have a safe, stable place to return to each evening
- Are managing addiction, a mental health condition, or both (dual diagnosis)
Finding the Right Level of Care
TPRC has strong outpatient programming for people across a wide range of needs, and our dual-diagnosis approach means you can be treated for addiction, mental health, or both at the same time. If PHP isn’t the right level of care for your situation, our admissions team will help you find the level that is and are happy to coordinate a referral out if we’re not the best fit.
Note on detox: TPRC coordinates and refers clients to medical detox but does not provide detox on site. If detox is needed first, our admissions team will help arrange it before your PHP begins.
Because we’re a full continuum of care with a holistic, dual-diagnosis philosophy, you can enter treatment at the level that fits your needs. We provide treatment for mental health, addiction recovery, and dual diagnosis patients who want to work on both behavioral health skill sets. Our trauma-informed and personalized care plans for each individual addresses the whole person: mentally, physically, socially, emotionally, and motivationally.
No matter the level of care, you can continue with the same primary therapist and Substance Use Disorder Counselor (LSUDC). All program alumni are invited to our monthly alumni meetings and weekly alumni AA/CODA/NA meetings for as long as needed to support lifelong recovery.
Whether you start with our residential, partial hospitalization program (PHP), or IOP treatment for mental health, we’ll be with you through long-term recovery. As you step-down in your level of care, you can continue sessions with your primary therapist in the general outpatient program and attend our weekly Alumni Support Meeting.
We treat mental health diagnoses including, but not limited to:
Still not sure what level of care is best for you? Our admissions staff can consult with you to determine the best fit with no obligation to commit. Call: (801) 438-3185
PHP Schedule Options
The Day Treatment Program provides groups from 10 am to 3 pm Monday through Thursday and Friday 10 am to 1 pm. Additionally, patients receive two hours of individual therapy a week. In an effort to be sensitive to individual needs, patients are able to select from a treatment schedule that amounts to a total of 21 hours a week in PHP programs.
Monday – Thursday
Group Meetings
10 am – 3 pm
Friday
Group Meetings
10 am – 1 pm
Primary Therapist & SUDC
Individual Therapy
2 sessions/week
Located in South Jordan, UT
Our full continuum of care treatment center is located at 489 W Jordan Pkwy Suite 400, South Jordan, UT 84095. We serve the entire Wasatch Front from Ogden in the North to Provo in the South, with many of our clients living in the Salt Lake metropolitan area.
Residents of Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury Park, Mills Junction, and Lake Point are also within an hour’s drive. Finally, we can provide transportation to and from the Salt Lake City airport for out-of-state clients as needed.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation & Insurance Verification
Our admissions coordinators are ready to answer your questions, verify insurance, and start the intake process every day from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Call us at (801) 438-3185.
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Accepted Forms of Payment
• MEDICAID PLANS ACCEPTED
The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) also accepts Medicaid plans including the University of Utah Medicaid (Healthy U Medicaid), Health Choice Utah, and Utah State Medicaid, and Select Health Community Care.
What to Expect at TPRC’s Day Program
Support Group Programming focuses on:
- Process Group
- DBT, Distress Tolerance, Codependency & Boundaries
- Shame Resilience, Meaning & Purpose
- Recreational Therapy
- For the Mental Health Track: Mood and Trauma Groups
What Sets The Phoenix Recovery Center Apart?
The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) is Joint Commission accredited, LegitScript certified, and part of the Utah Association of Behavioral Health Organizations. Our facility has been named 5th in Utah for addiction treatment by Newsweek and is one of the 2026 Salt Lake City Titan award winners.
We’re proud to be founded as a truly integrated dual-diagnosis program, treating co-morbid mental health and substance use disorder simultaneously. Our outcomes-driven treatment plans are tailored and adapted as needed to meet the client’s needs. We also specialize in providing nuanced and holistic care for people with PTSD or trauma for whom past therapies have not provided lasting recovery.
As a full-continuum care program, we want to be where our clients are so they can maintain their local support network during and after recovery. We’re deeply embedded in our Salt Lake City and Utah community. We partner with and refer patients who are better fit for other trusted, local medical facilities including, the University of Utah, the OCD & Anxiety Center, Center for Change, local hospitals, social workers, and more.
We equip patients and their families with the knowledge and skills needed to manage mental and behavioral health and live a meaningful life. We encourage each person to determine and pursue the spirituality, religion, and/or meaning-making approach that best supports their healing journey.
Meet the Team Behind Your Recovery
The Phoenix Recovery Center’s clinical team brings together therapists, licensed social workers, and certified substance use disorder counselors with decades of combined experience treating addiction, trauma, and co-occurring mental health conditions. Our clinicians hold credentials including LCSW, LSUDC, AMFT, ACMHC, and CSW. They each use their own blend of evidence-based modalities such as EMDR, DBT, CBT, IFS, and somatic therapy.
Many have worked across the full continuum of care from community mental health and intensive outpatient to residential treatment. Several bring the added depth of personal recovery experience. Our team is united by a shared belief that lasting healing happens through genuine connection, honesty, and whole-person care.
ALUMNI STORIES
See What Our Alumni and Their Families Have to Say About TPRC
COMMON QUESTIONS
FAQ’S
What’s the Difference Between PHP vs Day Treatment for Mental Health?
The main difference is the intensity of the mental health program.
A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)—also known as Day Treatment—is the higher level of care, providing 21 clinical hours per week across five days. An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) typically provides just 9 clinical hours per week across four days.
Many clients begin in PHP and step down into IOP as they stabilize. A key benefit at The Phoenix Recovery Center (TPRC) is that you keep the same primary therapist across both levels, so you do not have to start over with a new support team during your transition.
What does "Intensive" mean in a mental health treatment program?
In a mental health context, “intensive” describes a higher level of clinical support compared to traditional, once-a-week therapy. It signifies that the program is structured to provide more frequent, dedicated time with clinicians to address symptoms that require more than standard outpatient care.
Have more questions for TPRC?
Call us anytime at (801) 438-3185 to learn more about our services, determine the best care level for you, or get started with your admissions process. Take the first step by filling out the form above and our admissions team will reach out with insurance verification and next-steps.