Utah Inpatient Drug Rehab Facilities

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Jodi Lycett CMHC

Primary Therapist Maple Mountain Recovery

I believe that every person is doing the best they can with the circumstances and tools they've accumulated. I love engaging in crucial conversations that help others see a new way to think and behave. People are amazingly resilient. Everyone is capable of change, and my favorite part of being a counselor is watching that change happen. I utilize EMDR, Narrative Therapy, and ACT techniques to help people heal from trauma, anxiety and addiction. Maple Mountain has an atmosphere of love and belonging that creates a safe place to heal. The best part of my job is knowing that my clients are taken care of and loved here at Maple Mountain. Clients are able to make progress quickly here, and it is beautiful to watch. I look forward to working with you!

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Desmond Lomax LCMHC

Executive Director Annie's House

Desmond Lomax comes to Steps Recovery Center with 20 years of experience in management, programming, and treatment. He recently retired as the Director of Community Programming for the Department of Corrections. His efforts in that position were recognized by the State of Utah and The Utah Fall Substance Abuse Conference when he was awarded the 2019 Patrick J. Fleming Award for contributions to the Substance Abuse community. Desmond has a background as a Clinical Director, Therapist, and Law Enforcement Officer for the past 20 years. He has been an adjunct professor for the University of Utah teaching classes in Forensic Social Work for the Master of Social Work program. He loves to present on multiple substance abuse topics and has done so throughout the country. He is a Master Facilitator for the Arbinger Institute and trains organization across the United States on having and maintaining an Outward Mindset. He has a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelors in Political Science and Sociology. He is a BYU Football Alumni who played on the 1996 BYU Football team that was ranked 5th in the country. Most importantly, he is a Husband to his lovely wife for the past 23 years and the father of 4 amazing children. He is humbled to have this opportunity to work for such amazing people.

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Aaron Ward

Clinical Director Lions Gate Recovery

Aaron Ward is one of the Owners of Lions Gate Recovery and has been sober for over 30 years. He is the clinical director of Lions Gate Recovery and oversee's all of the treatment and therapists. He has been running a free family support group for over 20 years and has dedicated his life to help families who have struggled with substance abuse.

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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.

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According to the U.S. Department of Health, Utah ranks fourth in the nation when it comes to the nonmedical use of pain relievers. This means that there are many of people in Utah who are taking powerful drugs without the supervision of a doctor, and they might be developing addictions as a result. Many more people are developing addictions to street drugs like heroin, or addictions to alcohol. Getting over an addiction alone can be difficult, but with help, you can learn how to keep your addictions under control for the rest of your life.
Detox: The First Step
Some Utah drug rehab programs provide detoxification services to clients who need help getting clean. Other facilities ask clients to go through detox in a hospital or some other setting before they enroll in care. Regardless of where you get help, if you take specific kinds of drugs, you might very well need assistance in order to wean yourself away from the drugs you’re taking.

Addictive drugs can leave a semi-permanent footprint on the brain, fooling those cells into believing that they must have access to the drugs you’ve been taking. As a result, if you try to stop, you might experience withdrawal symptoms such as:

The symptoms you’ll feel, and the severity of those symptoms, can vary dramatically depending on the drugs you’ve taken and the length of time that you’ve taken the drugs. In a detox program, you may receive medications and other treatments that could ease your distress and make the process easier to complete.

Living With an Addiction

In a story about prescription drug abuse, a Utah resident who was once addicted to prescription painkillers said, “I’d wake up in the morning and feel that I’d have to take two painkillers just to get out of bed.” This might sound familiar, but life doesn’t have to be like this. With treatment, you’ll learn how to feel calm and at ease, even when you don’t have access to drugs.

Therapy and Aftercare

After detox is complete, you’ll begin the real work of addiction care. Here, in your Utah drug treatment center, you’ll work with a counselor to learn more about how addiction works and what tends to trigger your cravings to use drugs. You’ll receive counseling to help you overcome prior trauma and learn how to develop healthy relationships. You might also participate in support group meetings, allowing you to learn more about the techniques other people use in order to keep their addictions under control.

We can help you to make sense of your treatment options. Our database includes many different Utah drug treatment programs, and we also have information on programs that are held in other parts of the country. When we’ve learned a little more about your addiction and the kind of care you might prefer, we can help you find the right program to meet your needs, and we can help you get the enrollment process started.