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Taylorsville, Utah Inpatient Drug Rehab Facilities

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Treatment Centers within 120 miles of Taylorsville, UT

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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Utah

Odyssey House

Strong client patient interaction. Well structured program. Sometimes unclear expectations. Overall it is a very well structured program and was a very positive environment

- Anonymous

4 out of 5

Salt Lake City, UT

Copper Hills Youth Center

Great staff! poor food quality. Try to connect better with individuals.

- KH

4 out of 5

West Jordan, UT

Sundance Behavioral Resources

Really helped me out.

- anonymous

5 out of 5

Murray, UT

Meet the Pros

Todd Soutor, PhD

Clinical Director & Psychologist

Spirit Mountain Recovery

Dr. Soutor earned his B.A. Degree in Psychology from Dartmouth College and his Ph.D. in Psychology from Utah State University. While at Spirit Mountain, or in private practice, Dr. Soutor has performed a variety of assignments in psychological testing, assessments, diagnoses as well as individual, group and family therapeutic counseling. Dr. Soutor has also served as the Director of Intensive Services for Davis Behavioral Health Care, Kaysville, Utah, to include oversight of the Residential Crisis Response Unit and Jail Based Mental Health Services. Dr. Soutor is a Mental Health and Substance Abuse Certified Trainer-Examiner and a Member of the Executive Leadership Team for the State of Utah.

Hanna LeBaron, LCSW

Executive Clinical Director

Maple Mountain Recovery

Hanna LeBaron has been working in the field of mental health and substance abuse since 1999. She started as support staff in a psychiatric hospital and moved diligently through the ranks all the way to Executive Clinical Director. In her distinguished career, she has developed two clinical outpatient programs and two residential programs. Hanna's passion is to establish effective, evidence-based and fun treatment programs throughout the country. She believes that clients need to be treated holistically, which includes all of the levels of being a human being: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and social. Hanna is passionate about her work. Her passion stems from her own struggles with substance abuse and from her own successful long-term recovery. Hanna believes in people's ability to reach long-term emotional recovery through proper treatment and support. Nobody is ever beyond help for her. Hanna earned her Master’s Degree in Social Work from University of Utah in 2013. Hanna believes in life-long learning and self-improvement. Since then, she has worked on learning different evidence-based modalities in treating addictions and mental health issues, especially trauma and personality disorders. Hanna is an EMDR certified clinician, as well.

Tyler Hansen MSWi, LASUDC

Co-Owner

Annie's House

After struggling with heroin and opiate addiction and spending time in the Utah State Prison for 2 1/2 years, Tyler has been sober 8 years. He is now pursuing his Masters, and has received a degree in Psychology and is also a licensed substance use disorder counselor in the State of Utah. Tyler donates his time at the RISE program at the Utah County Jail, is a member of the Utah County Sheriffs Office, & he is on the board of directors at the Utah Harm Reduction Coalition. Tyler has worked at Steps Recovery Centers for 6 years and started on the admissions team years ago. He has presented at the Fall Substance Abuse Conference and told his story across the country and on several podcasts here locally. He works with several local organizations including Adult Parole and Probation and the Utah Department of Corrections to reduce recidivism to jails and prisons and increase awareness around the opiate crisis. Tyler has 5 kids and a wonderful wife, and spends his spare time with them. They enjoy lots of sports and living in Utah close to the mountains.

Utah Treatment Facts

Utah ranks 3rd in treatment centers servicing/accepting veterans per 100,000 residents. Idaho is ranked one spot worse at spot 4. Wyoming is just 1 spot better, ranked 2 out of the United States.

When adjusted for population, Utah ranks 3rd in treatment centers servicing/accepting community reinforcement plus vouchers. One spot worse is Nebraska, ranked 4 in the U.S. Colorado is just 1 spot better, ranked 2 out of the United States.

For seniors or older adults clients, Utah ranks 4th in population-adjusted treatment centers. Maryland is ranked one spot worse at spot 5. Wyoming is just 1 spot better, ranked 3 out of the United States.

Utah is 4th among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting private health insurance. One spot worse is Vermont, ranked 5 in the U.S. Wyoming is just 1 spot better, ranked 3 out of the United States.

Utah ranks 4th in treatment centers servicing/accepting rational emotive behavioral therapy per 100,000 residents. Kentucky is just 1 spot worse, ranked 5 out of the United States. Wyoming is just 1 spot better, ranked 3 out of the United States.

More Info

An Overview of Taylorsville Rehabilitation Services Taylorsville, Utah is located in Salt Lake County. Much of the population in the area practices the Mormon religion, and there seems to be a correlation between these individuals and an increased use of antidepressants. Statistics published by the Utah Depression Surveillance Report support this idea. There are people who speculate that this is because it is hard to live up to the high standards of the Mormon Church, so many individuals experience anxiety and depression. According to the report, 4 percent of the state's population suffers from major depression.

Regardless of the cause, it is clear that many residents use prescription medications to treat mental health conditions. While most antidepressants are not physically addictive, other medications used in the treatment of anxiety have a strong risk of dependency.

Popular Drugs for the Treatment of Anxiety and Depression

Medications frequently used in the treatment of anxiety and depression include:

Klonopin

Xanax

Valium

Serax

Ativan

Librium

Tofranil

Of course, there are many other medications on the market used for the treatment of these conditions, but these are some of the common options.

What to Look for Before Going to Rehab Treatment

If you have become addicted to an anti-depression or anti-anxiety medication, look for find a rehab facility that appeals to you on a personal level. This may mean you should find a facility that incorporates your religious background into its program.

There are rehab facilities that are rooted in the Mormon religion, so values will be in line with your own beliefs. If you are going to fully give yourself over to the recovery process, it is important to feel comfortable.