Brighton Recovery Center Sandy Unverified

Brighton Recovery in Sandy, Utah is committed to providing tailored treatment plans for persons struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health issues. Brighton Recovery offers a healing, and hopeful atmosphere for clients and their families. Brighton provides a comprehensive treatment approach with a single clinical program. Clients can detox at a social detox center before moving on to residential treatment, a Day Treatment (PHP), an intensive outpatient program (IOP), an outpatient program (OP), or sober living. Clients can stay in treatment with the same familiar clinical team they have come to trust, which helps to reduce relapse. The normal length of a residential program is 30 days, however clients might choose to stay longer. Clients will be able to participate in meaningful talk therapies, one-on-one counseling, family counseling, recreational therapy, meditation and mindfulness, yoga, and breath work throughout this time. Recreational therapy is at the core of Brighton Recovery, and the gorgeous mountain setting of Utah makes it an ideal location. A licensed and certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (TRS) guides the client through a prescribed intervention in order to help the individual gain the most insight and find the healing elements of the intervention. At Brighton Recovery Center, they believe in the phrase “involve me and I will learn”, and it is part of their mission statement and a cornerstone to all the treatment they provide. This spirit is clearly embodied by their Recreation Therapy program.

The Brighton Recovery Sandy location is nestled in the beautiful Wasatch mountain of Utah. The facility is located on 7 beautiful acres. The home offers private and semi-private rooms. Clients can enjoy nutritious meals prepared by an in-house chef and a large fitness gym perfect for working on physical wellness. Brighton Recovery provides a supportive staff and an ideal location needed for long-term recovery. Brighton Recovery is accredited by the Joint Commission and accepts most private insurance.