Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Layton, UT

This place has been a life saver for me. The staff is great here and the therapist's are the best thanks to all of them and maria the program manager 💯

First step is the best place for rehab. The staff here is so great. Maria is so awesome

This place literally saved my life. I can't say enough good things about this organization. Seriously! Thanks FSH.

I’ve referred some of my closest family, friends and other professionals to Acqua and had an amazing experience across the board. They have an incredible team and make treatment truly accessible for everyone. Highly recommend!

My stays at this facility have left me with PTSD. The staff were vindictive, incompetent, and tended to escalate conflict. They were bullies. I was told by staff, at 12 years old, that I was "going to hell," that I would "never leave my hometown," and that I would "never get better," and I was the most well-behaved patient in there, they were incredibly cruel to my peers with disruptive issues. Staff were also mean to each other and encouraged inter-patient relationships. A peer of mine threatened to kill me and told me how she would do it. I told the staff that I was legitimately scared for my life and they did not listen until she nearly cracked my head open on the floor. Then they put me in a restraint chair for hours and refused to let me leave the common area or my room for a week, meaning I could not engage in any treatment, for trying to push her off of me so I could escape. I only met with my care team briefly, about once a week. They clearly did not listen to me. Throughout my second stay, my therapist, psychiatrist, and I told them that I have clinically diagnosed PTSD as a result of what I had witnessed and they completely denied it. Nearly everything I told them was disregarded. They simply did not care what I had to say. They would frequently misrepresent my actions in my reports and never listened, apologized, added the truth, or changed them even with staff backing me up on my claims. Everything I did was used against me. If I stayed in my room during downtime, I was isolating. If I socialized, I was forming unhealthy relationships with peers. If I sought help for my distress, I was attention-seeking. If I didn't, I was masking my emotions. If I was working on my WRAP plan (the workbook that needed to be complete for discharge) then I was rushing recovery. If I wasn't, I wasn't engaged in treatment. There was no winning. They kept me there until my insurance ran out and kicked me out when I was still an evident danger to myself. They stripped me of my humanity. They took my clothes and made me wear a kevlar gown for two weeks. They took my bodily autonomy and strapped me to a chair while I presented no intention of harming myself or anyone else. They stole all the connections I had to the outside world. I wasn't allowed to call my family for more than 5 minutes, while patients whose family could afford to drive to meet them were allowed hour-long meetings with them. We couldn't even listen to music. It was just uncomfortable. The hard linoleum floors, huge, bright windows, fluorescent lights, plastic chairs, rubbery bed, stringy blankets, and shared bathrooms were quite unpleasant. Though most of my trauma stems from the actions of ill patients, the staff and environment certainly did not help. It was a holding facility for the mentally ill, not a recovery program. They gave me herbal supplements instead of medication and put barriers between me and treatment. I am so glad they shut down the adolescent unit. No child should ever be subjected to that kind of environment. I truly hope things are better now. Do not send a loved one here. Throughout my 6 months there, I have never seen a patient leave better off than when they came. The state is not a place to turn to for help. There are better options. Please, go anywhere else.

I was there in 2019 June and July but I still had voices telling me to stick my head in the river and keep ot there so I went in August too.The first day I was there I couldn't go outside for fresh air, that is one of rules. I really like the arts and crafts time, they even finished my hat for me. The 3rd time (Feb-April 2023) I went they didn't have church ministry anymore because of Covid but I think they have live feeds from a church. The ones that are charged from jail say it's like a 6 week vacation. They have a lot of motivation to keep your bed clean and walking to get snack cart coupons. I want to send the library Luis Palau Movie and Anne of Green Gables and Anne of Avonlea. They play a lot of Avengers movies or super hero ones. Heather was a good provider and I had a nice clinician too. I'm trying to think of what they could improve on. In the groups I felt a little vulnerable sharing fears but I liked the saying we're not here to make friends we're here to work on yourself. There was a patient that kept saying he had 7 baby mommas and his grandma took pictures of all of them. I liked having the earphones to listen to music too. Mike rocks!

The staff here is great

Heather, Montana, Kelli, Hans, Kelsie, Laura, and Ami are all phenomenal at there jobs! 5/5 would recommend to anyone seeking treatment.

Alpine taught me so much about myself and how to handle others. Great experience, always an activity happening. The staff genuinely cares and will bend over backwards for anyone. Heather is the glue to alpine. And darren will always make sure you’re fed ;) love the alpine guys and would recommend this place to anyone struggling!

I was here for about 3 months, then was in sober living briefly, before going back out. Even though I relapsed, I have never seen a more personable and available and real group of people willing to help you. I put you guys through some SHIT. Especially you Tina. Lol. The therapists are good, but only human. Theyll crack you open good. The real question I suppose is was I better off having come here? Absolutely. But in the end I had to assess whether I was really doing what I wanted. I regret leaving. But I also needed to figure some things out for myself. I miss the community. And dont think they are in it for the money. They arent. They were willijg to pay for all my housing, keep me extra time, and let me stay even when there was no way I should have been able to. Thank you Mark, Todd, Kirk, Dee, CHRISTIAN, and Tina, and all of the therapists. Im currently in detox and really trying to get my life in order. Not out fear, but because I finally understand that my life is in my hands, and God wont drop me. Wasatch Strong! Come visit me for bagels anytime with codeword: “my name is daniel.”

My one and only treatment I have been too. I’m 4 years clean and Wasatch staff and therapist help me get there. Can’t thank everyone enough.

Wasatch is worth every cent because of Todd he told me that I was recovered the day I stopped using drugs. He is one of the greatest minds the Recovery community has. I am writing this from a hyperbaric and still sober. I didn't stay the whole time but I got what I needed. As a veteran in the opiate epidemic and a 20+ time rehab connoisseur. I can say Todd one talk with him brought more healing and more recovery than hundreds of meetings, doing the 12 steps and thousand hours of treatment groups. Find your people. Be of service. Give back. Heal your body. Up north there's a hyperbaric and wellness in ogden ran by a beautiful women named Mel who is also phenomenal human. If you go there try the tesla coil. It is a phenomenal for balacing your energy. I truly believe addicts are healers and if we can conquer our addiction we can light . Anyways thanks for coming to my ted talk