Drug Rehab Centers in Nephi, Utah

* 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!!!!!!!!

My name is Jennifer Kligmann and I attend intensive outpatient at sugar house. I was in the criminal justice program of cats and graduated with leadership role of house coordinator. I love everything about this company and about this treatment center. I love the therapists the caseworkers upper House staff and structure.... People at Odyssey generally care about me and my recovery I recommend the Odyssey to anybody who really wants to change their life for the best version of them they can be. God bless y'all best regards Jennifer

I recently had the privilege of visiting Ardu Recovery Center in Provo, Utah, and I must say it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I stepped through their doors, I was greeted with warmth and compassion, creating an immediate sense of comfort and belonging. Ardu Recovery Center truly stands out as a haven of healing and support for those seeking recovery from addiction.The facility itself is thoughtfully designed, providing a serene and peaceful environment that promotes relaxation and introspection. The picturesque surroundings of Provo, Utah, only add to the overall calming atmosphere. The attention to detail in every aspect of the center's aesthetics reflects the commitment to creating a safe and nurturing space for individuals on their recovery journey.One of the most remarkable aspects of Ardu Recovery Center is their dedicated and highly skilled staff. Each member of the team embodies a deep understanding of addiction and recovery, offering unwavering support and guidance throughout the entire process. Their compassion, empathy, and expertise create an environment where individuals feel heard, understood, and valued.Ardu Recovery Center adopts a comprehensive approach to recovery, combining evidence-based practices with holistic therapies. From individual counseling sessions to group therapy and experiential activities, they provide a well-rounded and personalized treatment plan for each individual. The incorporation of mindfulness practices, outdoor adventures, and creative outlets enhances the healing process, fostering self-discovery and personal growth.Furthermore, the center's commitment to ongoing support is commendable. Ardu Recovery Center understands that recovery is a lifelong journey and offers aftercare programs to ensure individuals have the necessary tools and resources to maintain sobriety beyond their time at the center. This commitment to long-term success sets them apart from other recovery centers.In conclusion, Ardu Recovery Center in Provo, Utah, is a beacon of hope and healing for those seeking recovery from addiction. With its exceptional staff, serene surroundings, and comprehensive approach to treatment, it provides a nurturing and empowering environment for individuals to embark on their journey towards a healthier and happier life. I wholeheartedly recommend Ardu Recovery Center to anyone in need of support and guidance on their path to recovery.

It would be dramatic to say that Spirit Mountain Recovery saved my life, BUT they did provide the compass and leadership that lead me along the path to self discovery and healing I so desperately needed to actually begin living life. The staff are almost entirely in recovery themselves or have worked in that field for many years, and most of those in recovery (all but one FT staff member) went through Spirit Mountain. As such, they were not only qualified to light the way but have also lived the journey firsthand and so were able to easily see the pitfalls and challenges that inevitably present themselves and demonstrated daily how to navigate them effectively. All of the activities were ultimately based on learning to live a satisfying life of recovery--living with purpose and joy through connection, willing honesty, and discomfort (where growth happens) without the need for substances to alter what I am truly feeling and thinking in the moment. Being active is an important aspect of the experience at Spirit Mountain, and for me that was hugely beneficial because my additions sucked all of the pleasures of life from me, I no longer desired to do anything but feed the beast. I highly recommend considering Spirit Mountain Recovery if you desire to find out once again, or possibly for the first time, what life can and should be lived like.

I had a wonderful experience with group therapy. It felt like going to school where I got to learn a lot and be with peers (other moms with littles).It's difficult and a lot of work and so, so worth it.