New Roads Behavioral Health
Partial Hospitalization Program in Salt Lake City, UT - For Men and Women
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New Roads Behavioral Health is a non-profit treatment center in Salt Lake City, UT, specializing in comprehensive addiction recovery and mental health support. Offering a range of services including residential, PHP, and IOP, New Roads focuses on treating clients as whole individuals. Their evidence-based approach fosters personal growth and community integration, helping clients build fulfilling lives in recovery.
Frequently asked.
What types of treatment/programs does New Roads Behavioral Health offer?+−
New Roads Behavioral Health offers various levels of care, including Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and General Outpatient (GOP) programs.
Where is New Roads Behavioral Health located?+−
New Roads Behavioral Health is located in Salt Lake City, Utah, providing a supportive environment for clients seeking recovery from complex mental health conditions.
Does New Roads Behavioral Health accept insurance?+−
Contact New Roads Behavioral Health directly for current insurance and payment options, as specific insurers are not listed.
What makes New Roads Behavioral Health different from other partial hospitalization programs in Salt Lake City?+−
New Roads Behavioral Health is a non-profit center that specializes in treating clients as whole individuals, focusing on evidence-based treatment models and fostering community integration.
Does New Roads Behavioral Health offer dual diagnosis treatment?+−
No, New Roads Behavioral Health does not specifically offer dual diagnosis treatment, but they do address various mental health conditions including anxiety, PTSD, and substance use.
What amenities does New Roads Behavioral Health offer?+−
Specific amenities are not listed for New Roads Behavioral Health; however, they emphasize a community atmosphere and supportive environment for recovery.
Who is New Roads Behavioral Health designed for?+−
New Roads Behavioral Health is a co-ed facility designed for individuals seeking treatment for complex mental health conditions, including adults dealing with mood disorders and substance use.
What services does New Roads Behavioral Health offer?+−
New Roads Behavioral Health is a partial hospitalization program in Salt Lake City, Utah that provides comprehensive recovery services in a supportive environment.
Recovery in Salt Lake City, UT.
Certain neighborhoods in Salt Lake City, such as Sugar House and Millcreek, are known for their recovery-friendly environments. These areas offer a blend of walkability, access to treatment centers, and supportive communities. Safety is a priority in these neighborhoods, making them suitable for those in recovery. Proximity to parks and recreational areas allows for healthy lifestyle choices, crucial for maintaining sobriety. The residential character of these neighborhoods fosters a sense of community, which is vital for individuals seeking to rebuild their lives in a safe, supportive setting.
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Text (830) 240-2183We reply 9am–5pm PT, Monday–Friday.
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