This place so far has been the best. Three months again when my son arrived - he hated me, yelled…read moreand cussed, set things on fire, and would answer any calls. It was rough. Three months later at family week we are able to talk, sit on the same sofa, and he's apologized for all that happened and will express love. The family support groups are very supportive. You don't feel like you're all alone or that your child is the only one. The staff on the therapy side have been very communicative and supportive in putting in place plans to advance. The kids even enjoy just about all of the staff when they are being honest. I've seen kids go from being alone and unable to communicate to being able to communicate and hold themselves accountable. They also have a school program the kids are enrolled into so they do not miss any school. This also helps parents work with the school to get this type of treatment paid for when insurance will not. The one thing I wish was better was communication with the medical professionals. We have been trying to get to speak to the doctor about changes in his medication and it's been impossible even with the therapist seeing them a message each week during the weekly session. Overall we have been down this road before but this time it seems like he's actually getting skills and progress that will last.

I am 37 and have a beautiful daughter, I'm happily married, and I have a well paying job that I'm…read morepassionate about. While there were aspects of my time at Youth Care that were useful for me, my overall experience was horrid. In February Of 2001 my parents where at their wits end and talked to an educational consultant who recommended this facility. I was skipping school, running away, and in and out of psychiatric hospitals. My parents hired a bounty hunter company to surprise me in the middle of the night in my bedroom while I was sleeping, handcuff me, and put me on an airplane headed to Utah. This was a direct recommendation of the Youth Care facility. I was at this facility for 2.5 years. The treatment team "didn't feel comfortable" graduating me. In the summer of 2003 the treatment team told my parents "there was nothing more they could do for me." Three months later, my parents finally pulled me out. I developed a very hopeless and pessimistic attitude towards my future and my life while in this place. Phone calls were monitored and staff would hang the phone up for me if I wanted to talk to my parents about anything negative having to do with Youth Care. I roomed with skinheads, violent kids, and other troubled youth. One of my most vivid memories was a scandal involving one of my friends and a staff member who made my friend walk naked in front of him at least a couple times. In addition, there were two different instances I was made aware of where 2 separate adult male staff members groomed and sexually pursued a 14-year-old female patient, and in another case of 16-year-old female patient. In both of these cases, the staff members were fired when the scandals were brought to light, but no legal action was ever pursued against these offenders. It seemed to me at the time, and still seems to me that Youth Care didn't want that sort of publicity. I believe that they tried to keep it hush-hush as the police where never involved/called but the kids affected (my peers) had to meet at least once with lawyers representing Youth Care privately. I developed unhealthy eating habits which turned into an eating disorder that I still have to this day, and a life long resentment for my family for sending me to such a awful place. I do not recommend this place to anyone. I have gone through years of family counseling with my parents to get to a point where we can communicate effectively and lovingly again. When someone asks me how my high school experience was, I don't have much to say, because I felt like I was in juvenile prison, as my experience at Youth Care was very similar to that. Lastly, I would like to point out as I am looking through these reviews that it is apparent to me that most of the positive reviews of Youth Care are paid promotion. That's right, you can pay a PR company to leave positive reviews for your company to offset the many negative reviews from actual patients. -David

Corner Canyon is a great facility. They are very caring. When I entered the home after spending 4…read moredays at a nearby PHP and residential, I felt the complete difference. The therapists are top notch- Katie, Kiera, Alex, Sara, Austin, Keanan. All are very good at trauma work. The mentors (behavior health techs) are also amazing. They actually care about the clients. Ones of note are Dante, Obama, Chelsea, Rebecca, and Ricky. They listen to concerns and try to make the best decisions for each client. Like all facilities, some clients will not like the rules, but they will actually listen to your concerns. Shaun in admissions is supportive and amazing.

I arrived to Corner Canyon in crisis mode. I was met with a community of peers and staff that not…read morenecessarily understood where I was but welcomed me with open arms and facilitate a soft landing into the process of healing. Different from any other rehabilitation facility that I have been to and there is a history there. The mentor staff is top notch. I connected and was encouraged by Mr. Dontae. Always willing to sit and talk, give sound advice with care and concern an authentically genuine person who has experience with over coming addiction. Mrs. Nichole as well was mentor who truly helped with a jovial disposition and true love for people and wanting to see them heal. Sharing appropriately her journey though addiction and consequent steps into continued recovery. During my time I was able to start to trust my counselor Austin and start the process of going though past trauma. Over all I am grateful for my experience at Corner Canyon and believe it is crucial starting point to continued success for me Ian Crane

I have been receiving addiction and mental health care from Dr. Wiet for a few years now. I first…read moregot to see her working with patients at a facility I worked at, and after leaving my job there I asked to be seen by her because I saw the quality of care, effort, and genuine passion she provided. I feel listened to, validated, held accountable, and supported in my care here, and every team member I've interacted with has been professional, kind, and efficient. This is by far the best experience I've ever had working with a psychiatrist!

I have received care for bipolar and substance abuse. I have seen the same Dr for the past 5 years…read more She is amazing and not enough can be said about what she's done for me. The receptionists are amazing ladies. They will help with anything you need. Their nurse will help with making sure medications are in order and do your blood pressure and weight. Not enough good things can be said about this place. Thank you for what you do.

I have been seeing Dr. Schaat about medication dependency for over 12 years! He saved my life! He…read moreis a very dependable, smart and a patient oriented doctor. The staff is straight up AMAZING!!! Tiffany is a staff member and she goes out of her way to help comfort patients and assure all will be well and she is no doubt one of the nicest people in this world! If you or a loved one is struggling with dependence of any kind, do your self a favor and let the real professionals in medical dependence take care of you. They offer multiple types of care from all types of drugs or alcohol. I promise you will not be disappointed! Get ready to start a new life

So I just found out more than happened after I had talked to these guys, so I emailed them on May…read more16th explaining the situation, they emailed me back May 17th asking for my husbands name which I immediately gave them, I never ever heard a single word back from them after that, come to find out they actually called in a refill for the Xanax after that towards the end of May, so they had my husbands info and they even called him in mid June telling him they could no longer treat him because of all this, which is fine I don't want him going to this place anyway, but for them to call in a refill on a medication he overdosed on after knowing everything, then not getting back in contact with me about anything, and then calling him almost a month later? Like I totally understand that he needs to take responsibility for his part in this and he has he's been in treatment for two months, which I'm also paying for from this doctors offices screw up on prescribing an addict their drug of choice but for them to not take any kind of accountability for putting my family in this situation by even offering an addict their DOC like wtf is wrong with you guys, I didn't even get any kind of apology for their screw up on their end, but after finding out they called in a refill weeks after they were aware of what happened on May 16th I'm going to be contacting an attorney cause this is just straight up negligence at this point and I'm absolutely disgusted that this doctor has a license still

I attended Annie's house as a client for a little over 30 days. I loved my experience there & I…read moreloved the people. The staff really really cares about the clients and there is 24/7 support in either groups, from therapists, from techs, or the other women. I would highly recommend it for any woman struggling with alcohol and/or drug addiction. There are amazing groups and activities every day and every week and it was a lot of fun and a lot of help! I am so grateful for Annie's house.

Annies's house was a godsent. Perfect place, beautiful home, structured environment,…read moreprofessionally staffed with caring highly educated and experienced staff. My daughter had been into other treatment facilities before Annie's House and nothing seemed to work. She was homeless and deep into her addiction. Every night i was in fear of the impending call or knock on my door. Annies house was our saving grace. I cant speak more highly of the staff, the attention and care given to my daughter exceeded my expectations and hers at Annies House. If it wasnt for Annies House and Staff, my daughter would not have her life back, and i would not have my daughter back. She is still in recovery and its been almost a year. The longest sober time ever for her. My daughter is becoming the daughter i lost, to see her laugh, living and appreciation for stronger sober friends as a support system. She is working, attends meetings and a sponsor. She has exceeded my expectations when at one time i had almost lost all Hope. But i remember reading what one of Annies staff had written...."There is always Hope!" If you have a daughter, sister, mother, aunt, female loved one, friend struggling with addiction, please for your sake and theirs check first into Annies place. Thank you Annies House, Chalyn, Tracey, Kim, Jason, to name a few of many who helped my daughter learn and aquire the necessary skills and confidence in herself, be better equipped to live a clean sober life, make healthier choices and to help herself to live a healthy, clean, happier life.

I really appreciate my experience with Corner Canyon Counseling. I had so much anxiety when I first…read morestarted this process but Kristal was to friendly and helpful. I also can't imagine a better fit than my counselor. I would recommend this facility with out question.

From the owner: Life is hard; we all need help sometimes. Our staff of…read morehighly-trained & experienced psychologists, social workers & mental health counselors in Salt Lake City, Utah will take an active role in your counseling sessions. We listen, ask questions, interpret, suggest assignments, offer feedback & make recommendations. Our team has been trained to work with people from a wide range of cultural, religious & non-religious backgrounds. It is important to us that you feel understood & respected while in our care. Areas of specialty include depression, teen issues, anxiety, relationships, eating disorders, trauma/abuse. Check out our website's list of professionals to view other areas of specialty!

I've done breathwork sessions with 10 different facilitators and Jen is tied for the top spot. She…read morecreates an experience that is incredible and allows you to tap into some of your deepest thoughts and emotions. If you've never done breathwork, I highly recommend it. And I highly recommend you try a session with Jen!

I've had the privilege of experiencing Breathwork sessions with various facilitators, as I'm a…read moreBreathwork facilitator myself and believe in the importance of practicing what I teach. Among the many professionals I've encountered, Jen stands out as the best. Her ability to explain everything in such a clear and understandable way is unparalleled. She's not only amazing at what she does but also incredibly welcoming and supportive, creating an environment that fosters growth and healing.Although I've only participated in Jen's sessions online due to us living in different states, the impact of her work transcends the digital divide. Her sessions are so powerful and engaging that I've promised myself to attend one of her in-person sessions the next time I visit Utah. Jen's exceptional skills and the profound sense of community she fosters have truly set a high bar. I can't recommend her enough to anyone looking to explore or deepen their Breathwork practice. Jen is a gem in the Breathwork community, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to learn from her.

This recovery facility is one of the very best. They truly care about your recovery and getting you…read moreback to living life again.

Deerhollow - Public Humiliation, Inappropriate Care, and Profit-Driven Model…read more I sought treatment at Deerhollow for trauma and complicated grief following my daughter's suicide. Despite their strong marketing as one of America's leading trauma facilities, the experience caused me significant additional harm. I was unaware that time outside of scheduled programming was heavily monitored and documented. Everyday personal choices were judged as "not participating," including: * Sitting alone to write letters to my friends and family. * Choosing a video visit with family over group games after clinical hours. * Socializing only with people I knew and trusted at a yoga event. Even though my therapist had privately shared that I was making amazing progress, I was abruptly discharged on a Monday morning for "not participating." While confined to an office, my bags were placed on the front porch for everyone to see. The discharge was timed so I was removed just as other patients returned for lunch, making my exit publicly visible and deeply shaming. I have excellent insurance, yet all referrals provided after they discharged me were out-of-network. They simply dumped me at Recovery Ways, a substance abuse facility in the Salt Lake area, where I was given 50 mg of a sleep aid and was unconscious for nearly two days. I do not drink, smoke, or use drugs -- I was there solely for grief support. Recovery Ways does not have a grief and loss program. I was transferred to a partial hospitalization program even though I was told it was inpatient. Deerhollow also refused to release my daily check-in sheets (my personal 24-hour mental health assessments), claiming they were "not part of my medical records." Even though they documented myself reporting my mental state. The facility operates like a 24/7 monitored reality show with minimal personal freedom or space. I left with more trauma than I arrived with and declined to participate in their outpatient program, what would they offer that other discharged me from their inpatient program? I was completely blindsided by the discharge. My therapist NEVER sat me down to discuss issues inside the house. Final Note: Deerhollow appears to profit significantly off the grief of policemen, firemen, and federal employees through big-buck state and federal contracts. While this business model may be lucrative, it did not translate into compassionate or appropriate care in my case. Strong Recommendation: If you are struggling with trauma or grief, look elsewhere. The polished image does not match the reality many patients experience. Prioritize facilities that offer true dignity and individualized support.