Drug Rehab Centers in Monticello, Utah

I was at APN for almost 3 months. It s an amazing place for healing. The only downside is the entitle of the rich people. Which isn t their problem diss that why I still give 5 stars. When I got there I was amazed and appreciative of the gratitude and hospitality. But then id mingle (which is outside of my comfort zone) and it was complaint city. Everyone always complained about Katie- my therapist. I genuinely enjoyed her. She was real- educated and insightful. They complained about the staff not being their servants. They complained about Donna in insurance/business office.(who I really liked. She is Native American and as am I- and she had animals coming to her window at every day- a sign of strength and character). I would go back. I should go back. It s such a nice place. I just don t understand why everyone complained so much.

My experience at Jaywalker overall was great. Being there was hard on me at the time, but looking back I have nothing but respect for the program. As a person who just has never responded well to traditional treatment, being in an environment where I could mtb and focus on recovery really helped me. The staff here was awesome too, forever thankful to these folks.

Embark is a great company to work for. The leadership team is very focused on culture and addressing issues. I have been able to grow in this company through feedback and hard work. Since starting I have been able to communicate weekly with my managers, apply feedback, and use a structured program to received raises and promotions. Embark is a value oriented program. The values are Empathy, Service, Trusting Relationships, Growth, and Results. If these values resonate with you and you believe in changing the world through ripples; I highly recommend applying :)

* I want to add the staff members names later so they get recognition *I was forced to go to Steps to detox before I went to inpatient at a different facility. I had been using benzodiazepines for 7 years (daily). When I found out I would have to detox, I was crippled with anxiety. I pictured detox to be some ghetto place, where I'm in a room with a dozen other people, separated by a privacy sheet.I was genuinely concerned for my life and my safety. If you know anything about benzodiazepines, you know that they are one of only two drugs that can kill you from withdrawals. Not a lot of providers are informed on benzodiazepines. So naturally, I was afraid. I was afraid the staff wouldn't care for me. I genuinely thought I would be having seizures and be completely alone.I arrived with my dad. I sat in his truck and I cried. I was too scared to go. I gained the courage and went to meet the staff. They showed me where I'd be staying, and to my surprise it was an apartment. Two rooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom.I am a first responder. I requested to stay separate from non-military/first responders for my safety, and they were able to honor this request as long as possible.The apartment was really nice, honestly. It was a five star hotel compared to what I was expecting and catastrophizing in my head.While I was here, I have NEVER FELT MORE TAKEN CARE OF IN MY LIFE. In fact, I would probably go back for fun because nobody has ever made me feel like I matter so much. The nurses there are amazing. They are what makes this place great. They comforted me every night when I was shaking, anxious, restless and afraid with my withdrawals.Even though they knew, and I knew we would probably never see each other again, they showed so much empathy towards me. I will never forget them. They are the reason I am still clean 6 months later. I could almost cry writing this. Thank you so much, to the nursing staff, for taking care of me. If I ever win the lottery, you're all getting a million bucks each.Now, I will say that I was disappointed with the doctor in some regard, but impressed at the same time. His tapering schedule was on point. From everything I've read, most people take months, if not years to taper from benzodiazepines. I did it in 5 days. So, thank you Blake. However, I didn't get to see him once, even though I requested it a few times. I was told he was on "spring break". Well, I hate to tell you, but I don't give a **** if he's on spring break. When I went to Steps, I was told I would be able to see a medical doctor. This is really my only frustration but it didn't even matter in the end.The food -- the food here is pretty good honestly. You have ENDLESS soda, ice cream, snacks in the fridge. They BRING YOU A MEAL every meal. I've never ate so good IN MY LIFE.You will not have your phone, but it was a nice break honestly.It can get a little boring so I would recommend bringing books, things to draw on, etc. They do have some coloring books.The other great thing about this place, is they have streaming services on their TV. I think that some they might have paid for by Steps, but I can't remember. I logged into my own accounts when I first got there.Anyways... I was going to give a 4 star because I was pissed about not seeing Blake but I am going to give it a 5 star because of how amazing of an experience I had. And don't forget, this experience was because of the CNA's, Nurses and those who cooked me and brought me every meal.I journaled every day I was here... and I wrote such great things about the staff. I can't wait to post their first names and hope they get the recognition they deserve.THANK YOU STEPS!!!!!!!!

Staff is great therapy is great, groups are amazing, food and chefs are astounding.