Best Eagle Mountain, UT Drug Rehab Centers

Working with Jeremy changed my life he's a great "coach" its not all about money. You do the work and they will help you to change. Thanks UTAC for everything

Utah Trauma has made a lasting impact on how I see myself and the way I treat the world. The amount of knowledge I gained from my stay at this treatment center is unreal. My initial intention when I landed at Utah Trauma was to create a much needed foundation I could grow from. Im writing this 2 weeks into the real world so the afterglow is still very strong from everything I gained from my experience at this house. I expected a very surface level of foundation than what I actually have now. I was more seeking a physical security rather than the emotional structure I now have. I feel more confident shaping my future with the tools I learned at Utah Trauma than I ever planned. Fully immersing myself into the world of self growth that this place had to offer opened my eyes to more truths about my past than I really imagined. Jumping into an inpatient treatment center has a ton of variables. The way this house is setup makes for so much more actual real world life lessons than the previous program I sat thru. I always felt a true level of compassion from the people that ran Utah Trauma during my stay no matter how hard it was for me to face whatever truth I was being presented. I couldn't have asked for more from this treatment facility. No matter the drama within the clients there was always a deep level of respect for how each patient felt about what was happening within the culture and I cant emphasize this enough. It's difficult to see passed the emotional lenses when drama is faced head on. Jeremy had an awesome approach with every person at this facility during my time here.

I would have rated 4 stars but at the end of the day they're a business so you will be treated to their standards and I was treated well. Other than that I had a mixed, complicated experience. You should know about the type of residents who reside there, mostly severe drug addicts, convicts and people with severe trauma and suicidal tendencies so living with a bunch of strangers who mostly are there because of legal issues and not so much that they're truly trying to turn their life around is going to cause drama. There's a lot of house and client issues that it interferes with group therapy. There's a lot of needy, complaining, immature clients that make it difficult for the ones who are willing there and committed to the program and truly seeking help and change. Every now and than there's also favoritism among the clients, therapists and interns who put in hours there. They don't hire people for chore duties or meal cooks so clients have to participate in all that among other activities such as going to AA meetings and gym time along with the strict rules they ( which nobody follows, rules are broken, people are held accountable but there's no disciplinary action until it's reached totally out of control than you're kicked out) but I found all this truly beneficial trying to also have some order and discipline in my life. It's a fairly, decent, classic type of home, nothing modern. They have equine horse therapy in which they have 2 lovely, friendly horses and my favorite a donkey named Nacho. On the bright side, it's a lovely home, beautiful landscaping all around the house, beautiful views of Eagle Mountain, Saratoga and UT County Lake which I found very therapeutical. The owners did a very good job in designing and constructing the home along with it's location. Shout out to the staff who work there (Darron, Callie and Avery) in which they're family but they're very nice and professional and you will be taken care of no matter what you got going on. Try to make sure you're type of insurance is "in network" first especially the Medicaid plans cause it sucks to get admitted but have to leave because you're insurance didn't cover the stay but they will still try their hardest to make things work out. I especially want to shout out my therapist James. He truly cares, he handles himself professionally but yet he's laid back and super funny. Apart from him being my therapist I found his groups more enjoyable and knowledgeable. Also want to mention that this type of program is mostly based on "group therapy" rather than the one on one personal therapy with the therapist. Shout out to Jeremy as well, life changing experience with the EMDR therapy and truly inspirational therapists, I myself have always loved psychology and working with them truly inspired and motivated me to perhaps get into this type of field. Much love and respect on how they orchestrated the program. My family and I see and feel the change and how I've grown and learned but recognize that it was just an awesome stepping stone towards my journey to continue on a successful recovery.

Working with Jeremy changed my life he's a great "coach" its not all about money. You do the work and they will help you to change. Thanks UTAC for everything

Utah Trauma has made a lasting impact on how I see myself and the way I treat the world. The amount of knowledge I gained from my stay at this treatment center is unreal. My initial intention when I landed at Utah Trauma was to create a much needed foundation I could grow from. Im writing this 2 weeks into the real world so the afterglow is still very strong from everything I gained from my experience at this house. I expected a very surface level of foundation than what I actually have now. I was more seeking a physical security rather than the emotional structure I now have. I feel more confident shaping my future with the tools I learned at Utah Trauma than I ever planned. Fully immersing myself into the world of self growth that this place had to offer opened my eyes to more truths about my past than I really imagined. Jumping into an inpatient treatment center has a ton of variables. The way this house is setup makes for so much more actual real world life lessons than the previous program I sat thru. I always felt a true level of compassion from the people that ran Utah Trauma during my stay no matter how hard it was for me to face whatever truth I was being presented. I couldn't have asked for more from this treatment facility. No matter the drama within the clients there was always a deep level of respect for how each patient felt about what was happening within the culture and I cant emphasize this enough. It's difficult to see passed the emotional lenses when drama is faced head on. Jeremy had an awesome approach with every person at this facility during my time here.

I would have rated 4 stars but at the end of the day they're a business so you will be treated to their standards and I was treated well. Other than that I had a mixed, complicated experience. You should know about the type of residents who reside there, mostly severe drug addicts, convicts and people with severe trauma and suicidal tendencies so living with a bunch of strangers who mostly are there because of legal issues and not so much that they're truly trying to turn their life around is going to cause drama. There's a lot of house and client issues that it interferes with group therapy. There's a lot of needy, complaining, immature clients that make it difficult for the ones who are willing there and committed to the program and truly seeking help and change. Every now and than there's also favoritism among the clients, therapists and interns who put in hours there. They don't hire people for chore duties or meal cooks so clients have to participate in all that among other activities such as going to AA meetings and gym time along with the strict rules they ( which nobody follows, rules are broken, people are held accountable but there's no disciplinary action until it's reached totally out of control than you're kicked out) but I found all this truly beneficial trying to also have some order and discipline in my life. It's a fairly, decent, classic type of home, nothing modern. They have equine horse therapy in which they have 2 lovely, friendly horses and my favorite a donkey named Nacho. On the bright side, it's a lovely home, beautiful landscaping all around the house, beautiful views of Eagle Mountain, Saratoga and UT County Lake which I found very therapeutical. The owners did a very good job in designing and constructing the home along with it's location. Shout out to the staff who work there (Darron, Callie and Avery) in which they're family but they're very nice and professional and you will be taken care of no matter what you got going on. Try to make sure you're type of insurance is "in network" first especially the Medicaid plans cause it sucks to get admitted but have to leave because you're insurance didn't cover the stay but they will still try their hardest to make things work out. I especially want to shout out my therapist James. He truly cares, he handles himself professionally but yet he's laid back and super funny. Apart from him being my therapist I found his groups more enjoyable and knowledgeable. Also want to mention that this type of program is mostly based on "group therapy" rather than the one on one personal therapy with the therapist. Shout out to Jeremy as well, life changing experience with the EMDR therapy and truly inspirational therapists, I myself have always loved psychology and working with them truly inspired and motivated me to perhaps get into this type of field. Much love and respect on how they orchestrated the program. My family and I see and feel the change and how I've grown and learned but recognize that it was just an awesome stepping stone towards my journey to continue on a successful recovery.

I'm so grateful for this place and the staff for helping me and saving me. I also love the groups 🙂 And I have made amazing friends on my journey to recovery. It's not eady but it's so worth it. I have learned so much. 🫶 Love you all. Thank you.

The Center for Change is full of compassionate professionals who truly want to help you recover and find joy in life again. I would recommend this facility to anyone struggling with an eating disorder. I now have hope for the future - thank you! 🧡 A difficult yet very rewarding experience!

I just want to give a shoutout to Tim! He's a very easy going, personable guy! He always makes class fun and it's a no judgement zone, every time! He's great at his job and I've really learned a lot whilst having a great time!

Great place that provides genuine grateful and professional help.

All the employees are a joy to deal with. Ive never had a bad experience with anyone here.Always leave with a smile on my face

I love these guys!

Natalie P-S is an awesome therapist. We really connected and she seems to genuinely listen and care. I actually look forward to our visits which I never thought possible in the beginning. 5 stars for her personnally! The front staff are also very helpful. Thank you...

Very happy to have chosen Clinical Consultants to receive treatment. I noted everyone working for Clinical really sought for my success. I had two classes and both were honestly excellent. My therapist/teacher Olya Reilly showed amazing effort in helping me and each one of her clients with enthusiasm and to the best of ones ability. Highly recommended.

Compassionate and caring staff. Focused on meeting you where your at and challenging you to get to where you want to be.

it fantastic its life changing keeps us in the community of sobriety the tools to succeed thank you

Heather was great! I really enjoyed her presentation. I love turning point recovery and it’s staff.

Turning Point gave me the opportunity to change my life. I learned life skills that have helped me recover and remain sober. I participated in both their residential and outpatient programs and I highly recommend them to anyone who is serious about making recovery and sobriety a part of their future.

This place has really helped me. Great staff.

Very nice people extremely helpful .If you want true help with great therapists go here.Brittany is an outstanding person and Shaun was a huge help and very nice and understanding

Came here for my MRT course and they helped me complete it. These guys are the best for this!

Marie Snow is fabulous. She’s compassionate and devoted to her patients. She’s saved my life many times. The admin at JWFC is difficult to work with. Confusing, not user friendly and their policies are so strict that they tend to drive people away. Marie is why I’m still there. Update: Marie Snow still the best practictioner! New ownership, they're improving things, but the nternet in the building still doesn't work well for guests, and the staff though overwhelmed, seems to at least try. Adding a fifth star because Marie's dedication and skills compensate for whatever is lacking in admin. Thanks Marie!!!!

Lucinda Howes is hands down the best therapist I've ever had. My family is very neurodiverse and she is incredibly knowledgeable in our realm. I feel incredible love from her for my family and me. I also like the office ladies! Marci and Emily are super sweet and understanding and they make you feel like they're "in your corner". I never really ran into other office people, so I can't say anything about them or if they even exist. The end!

Wonderful!

I came to Turning Point broken from grief and drinking too much just to get through the days. Detox was comfortable, and the staff never rushed me. I only wish there was more for older folks like me.... Still, I’m leaving here deeply grateful.

Turning Point helped me find myself again. After losing my career, I lost my way. The workouts, therapy, and deep talks gave me tools I didn't know I needed. Staff were solid. I just wanted more structure with fitness. Still, I left stronger. Mind clearer. Ready to give back.

Losing my husband broke me. I never imagined I'd end up needing help like this, but Turning Point welcomed me with kindness. Detox was gentle, and I felt safe the whole time. I did wish for more support geared toward us older folks. Still, I found real peace here. And a sense of being seen again.

Spent almost 3 years here, and it was amazing!

When compared to other behavioral health facilities, this place can actually help, rather than simply being expensive cells like the others. The low ratings from others is because they had a bad experience, but I promise that they are exaggerating. If you obey the rules of the unit, you’ll have a far better chance of experiencing some healing. Edit: I will repeat if you follow the rules of the unit (and they are strict and do take away some freedoms, but are fair, and are for the safety of everyone) you’ll have a far better chance of experiencing healing and not being so miserable at USH. You’ll notice that many of the 1 star reviews talk about how they broke rules, and that they were miserable. It’s directly related. Don’t threaten people, don’t be sexually inappropriate, don’t harass others, don’t yell (unless you’re in a room alone), don’t refuse help, and things go better.

My daughter works Provo State hospital. She loves her job and she loves the people that she takes care of and works with. They are important people too. We all have little something wrong with us

Art therapy cracked me wide open in the best way!! Staff tried hard to see me, not just my addiction. The space felt mostly queer-affirming, tho more gender-inclusive touches would’ve helped. It was safe enough to start healing... I left more whole than I arrived.

Turning Point gave me a space to breathe again after losing my husband. The grief support and gentle detox helped more than I can explain. I was scared at first being older, but they treated me with so much care. Some days felt long, and group dynamics weren’t always easy, but I found peace there.

After losing my husband, I didn’t know how to cope. Drinking became a way to get through the days. Turning Point helped me slow down and face the grief. Detox was gentle, which I needed at my age. Staff were kind and really listened. The place isn’t fancy, but it’s clean and calm. Meals were okay, nothing special. Group therapy was tough some days, but I met people who understood. I wish they had more for older folks, but overall, it gave me hope. I’m sober now, and that means everything.

Grounds are good, tons of activities for the youth (including pet therapy). Security is always active and present(amazing response time for incidents).I know mental health is a difficult battle but the staff at Wasatch canyons care about the youth and work hard to help the youth with any problems they may have.

My daughter went to both day treatment and inpatient care and all staff were amazing with her. They helped with any and all situations that arose. I highly recommend!!

This place is great, these reviews are crazy

Gale and Bob are incredibly skilled and provide the empathy to treat clients properly and with love.

Bob and Gale at APS are totally awesome. If you need counseling at all I would highly recommend trying them out. I've worked with them for almost 2 years and they are both great. They are very accommodating and helpful!

This place saved my life and the staff is very friendly and helpful

This place literally saved my Life! I couldn’t have asked for a better place to find my true self again and learn to love myself. The staff, owners, therapists and even the food is phenomenal! Their horses are top quality as well, their equine therapy is a must do! They aren’t in it for the money like most places I’ve been too. They love and care about every client!

Coppet sage recovery saved my life. I am so grateful, for everyone at the facility. You dont feel like a client, you feel like family. The staff, therapists, even the chef's, everyone there helped in my recovery, and everyone else who was there as well. I would recommend copper sage recovery to anyone seeking help for addiction. Truly the best.

Great addiction recovery help. Great staff, wonderful therapist and clinical team. Helpful resources. Best of all specialize in equine therapy. They have at least 6 horses on property. Great place if you are looking for help with addiction.