Drug Rehab Centers in Draper, Utah

Youth care has been nothing short of amazing with my daughter. She has been there for 3 months recieving treatment for mental health- suicide attempts and self harm. I was at my wits end- with nowhere else to turn. Because of her age, there is a limited amount of facilities in Colorado willing to take her long term.. and by limited, i mean no facilities at all.I honestly believe Youth Care saved her life. I cannot say enough good things about her therapist, Kennedy. I dont know if she will ever see this, but that woman deserves all the good things in this world. She went over and above for my daughter. Anything we/she needed, Kennedy made sure she had. I cannot thank her enough.From the very first contact with Youth Care, to the admissions process, and during treatment, everyone has genuinely been so kind and understanding. I dont think I have a single negative thing to say about a single person at this facility that I had contact with.I am forever thankful and will always be in great debt to the entire team at Youth Care.Thank you, thank you, thank you. I cannot say it enough. You all deserve a massive raise. I m sure they don t pay you enough for all that you do. Literally saving lives every day.Sincerly,An Incredibly Grateful Parent

Deer Hollow is a wonderful place. So many talented therapists are here! I had a wonderful experience in residential, it was tough and the most transformative experience of my life. Outpatient didn't seem to have the same level of intensive therapeutic approaches in the group setting, in comparison to residential. Outpatient was also more disorganized than residential. Group cohesion was something the therapists struggled to manage at times (in outpatient). Many conflicts in the group were left unresolved and continued to grow, despite individuals voicing how others were impacting them (using parts language, DBT DEAR MAN, etc.). While I'm sure everyone has the same/comparable training, outpatient didn't incorporate psychodrama as much as residential, nor did it do as deep work within IFS, which was unfortunate as I found the most positive transformation with psychodrama & IFS. Yes, there was a lot of psychoeducation regarding IFS in outpatient, but actual experiential exercises weren't as common from my experience. Also, there is a therapist in outpatient who has some tendencies that lean towards a God complex, and wanting to push people in a way that isn't trauma-informed. This was a part that I observed in this therapist's behaviors, which was really difficult to navigate as the client. This specific therapist isn't that way all of the time (that God complex part isn't always activated) but there were times that were heavily guided by their own desire to be of importance. I understand most people in helping professions have a helper part, but this part in this therapist was pretty extreme, I can see how it motivates the therapist to do better and continuously improve, but to a point where it occasionally leads to a lack of unconditional positive regard and places outcomes over the process. Again, this person isn't defined that part but it came up and impacted my treatment. I still think every therapist here is extremely talented, but I believe that feedback-informed treatment (FIT) should be considered when guiding treatment. I am not looking for a rationalization for these occurrences, I am just trying to voice my experience as there were moments in outpatient that were more harmful than helpful. But overall, my experiences at Deer Hollow were transformative and helpful for my healing. If someone is going to go, I highly recommend doing residential first as it was a completely different experience than outpatient, and residential offered so much more intensive healing work. I hope that my experiences are honored and respected, and that this is taken with the integration of the whole perspective with the good parts and the more challenging parts (within myself of course, but also within the organization as a whole). Sending lot of peace, compassion and gratitude, as I know for a fact I wouldn't be the person I am today if it weren't for the healing I received at Deer Hollow.

I came to Deer Hollow (Pioneer) with no desire, love or will to exist in my heart. I left full of love, hope and peace. I ve never felt better in my life. The work is hard, but if you dive in you can really change. The staff is amazing and your peers will be too.

When wanting to make positive changes in your life there is such a mental part involved to moving forward in that direction. When this change is ready to happen in you, you need to have the right tools to make those changes a reality. I have been so impressed with Corner Canyon. They have these tools in place for your change to happen. They have staff ready that engage with you every step of the way. They understand your individual situation as and they have the programs in place to create the positive changes you desire. As I watched my closest friend transform this last year and today celebrate her one year of success I saw that her desire with the support of this facility made all the difference.She understands the steps its going to take to fight her demons and she still meets regularly with one of the most amazing sponsors to keep her on that path of recovery. Thanks for letting me take this journey with her and Thank you for pushing her the right amount to see her true potential