Drug Rehab Centers in Park City, Utah

It's been three months since I've been at the Phoenix recovery and my life has been saved it has been a life changing experience and I've learned about myself there and it has been an instrument in my healing journey unfortunately I had to leave earlier than planned because issues with insurance but I'll never forget my time there

It has been 2 years since my time at The Phoenix. I can honestly say they saved my life. I didn t know how they could possibly help me since I had already done some extreme treatments for my debilitating depression and SI. I started in residential and altogether spent about 5 months in their care. It took me working the steps and being accountable along with their care and I know I would not be here if it wasn t for the help I received from their awesome staff. I still implement the skills I was taught there and refer back to the workbook we used. I would recommend this place to anyone.

The phoenix has been great for me, the therapist Nick has been the best I ve ever had. If this is your first time thinking of a treatment center then I would recommend here(:

With the utmost gratitude, my husband and I want to thank TChelsey and her team of expert counselors and support staff for their professionalism, caring attitude, and heartfelt concern for our son when he was in crisis. The Pathways team s methodology is designed to meet the individual client s needs. They truly met our son s needs - day by day - hour by hour - moment by moment. Thank you for your love and support.

Treatment only works when you genuinely want to be there and are willing to accept help. I credit Pathways and the people in my life who convinced me to go with saving my life. I wanted and needed the help, and they provided the kind of empathetic yet challenging environment that helped me overcome decades of destructive thought patterns and behaviors.Everyone I worked with, from house staff to the CEO, was supportive beyond expectations, all focused on the main goal: helping me to help myself get better.Pathways is voluntary, you do not "get fired". If you have conflict with staff or other clients, it is the best place to be since trained staff and supportive peers are there to help. It's the whole point.For any peers that remember me: I wish you all the best--you're amazing!For staff: Thank you from the deepest parts of my soul for the difference you've made in my life.

I am so grateful for the CEO Tchelsey and her staff for the difference they have made in my grandaughters life. The love and care she experienced has turned her life around and given her the tools she needed to succeed.

I learned coping skills that I never thought even existed and I was able to learn how to connect with people and communicate in effective manners. I also learned about resources that I can use when I am outside of Annie's house as well and I learned it all at annie's

Amazing staff, amazing therapists, and amazing clients. Annie's house has been life saving. Such a homie environment and the best treatment in salt lake valley.

It was such a pleasant experience. I really enjoyed all of the therapy, education, recreation therapy and meetings that we went through. I thought that staff was exceptional and helpful. Everyone was so eager to pursue the success of this journey that I experienced at Annie's House. I am so grateful! I learned how to love myself in such a way that I haven't since maybe I was a young child. I feel so liberated and free! I have a connection with my higher power and that is all because of you guys!! Thank you for a new start and letting me come back!.

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.

The outpatient program was awesome! So many great people in our group with so much support. Although I did not know it at the time, Jess and her yoga totally changed my life and my ability to handle stress. Everyone there deserves a medal for putting up with me; I was a tough nut to crack. Thank you...all of you for not giving up on me. I am 60 years young, and have never felt so good in my life. Thank you- Dan

Great program! I attended outpatient 2+ years ago. The tools that I learned there are still relevant and useful. They're follow-up is great with the app, and you have so much to continue your healing. I really appreciate it the outpatient side, I think it dies deeper into your IFS system than inpatient. If you are impatient for goodness sake take advantage of PHP. The therapists are top notch and and really dig deep to the root of the problem. Very grateful for the friendships I've made that have lasted. As I said this is a great program.

Our teenage daughter has been in treatment here for a month in the residential adolescent unit. It has been challenging for all of us, but the education available for both the family and the patient are outstanding and have helped us support her recovery and prepare for her return home. The staff have been very communicative, and we appreciate that we ve been able to talk with her daily. Going to treatment was largely her choice, and I think that has made a significant difference. Also, the teachers at Cascade Mountain HS are incredible, and she has felt like she s keeping up with school work, which eases her anxiety.The rules were very challenging at first, and none of us understood why they were in place. That s probably the case for most families doing this for the first time. Give yourself a few weeks to learn; it will make more sense. You just need to make it through that early transition.I can t emphasize enough if your loved one needs support to overcome an ED, don t hesitate. And you can rest assured they ll be in good hands at CFC.

Dr Julie is the best therapist! She is kind and genuine and has changed my life for good! She has saved me in more ways than one and I couldn t be more thankful for her and the center!

It was overall pretty good. Just tons of rules. School was amazing. But care techs are too strict