Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Monticello, UT
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Alpine Recovery Lodge
VERY knowledgeable staff, counselors, doctors and nurses. They do not judge anybody for what they have done. Very comfortable setting to open up and work through emotional issues. They teach life skills as well as work on addiction treatment and steps, Such as grief, family roles, codependancy, relapse prevention, 12 steps, fear, how to have fun, etc. You can always call someone 24/7. The doctors nurses and staff are mainly focused on getting you stable on meds when you first come in so you do not physically want to go out and use again. Sometimes there are some organization issues or communication issues between staff. This place is amazing! I was in the IOP program for about 7 months because I went out and used again numerous times. I was not scared to come back to Alpine when I was ready because I did not get judged or scrutinized for relapsing. I was welcomed back with open arms everytime. I have been clean for nine months now. I still see the Dr. thru them for my meds, I attend aftercare every week and have individuals with one of the staff members once a month. I could not have gotten clean without them. I love them!!!
Ascend Recovery
The staff, the holistic approach, the aftercare, family involvement, three stage program Some of the rules seem a little harsh, but I trust the people running Ascend to know why they are needed Process groups are very good, family participation is a key part of the program, the staff are excellent