Ogden offers many facilities and resources for detox, rehab, aftercare, and with the nearby serenity of the Wasatch Mountain Range, it can be a great place to get away and start getting back to your drug-free life.

Can I Avoid Addiction?

Like all states, Utah citizens suffer with many substance abuse afflictions. Utah has the eighth highest drug overdose mortality rate at 16.9 people per 100,000 according to the CDS’s National Center for Health Statistics. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) reported in 2010 that the single-day enrollment of those in substance abuse treatment facilities in Utah was 12,271 (2012). The number has fallen since 2009, from single-day enrollment or 13,492. 49 percent of these people suffered both alcohol and drug problems, with 36.2 percent received treatment for drug abuse only.

If you have a friend or family member in Ogden who is struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction, we are here to help. Please call us at (866) 578-7471 and our specialists can guide you to creating an intervention for your loved one struggling with this disease.

Our intervention methods are ground in love, care and support. We’re also happy to help you find substance abuse resources in Ogden. Finding the right place for help can be a challenge and a daunting task.

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What If I'm Not Ready?

Each day you let pass is another day your addiction wins. If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, then it is time you start fighting back. When you call us, we will help you through the process of getting started in the right direction. Do not feel alone any longer, we are here to help you fight back against your addiction. Let us help you.

Traveling for treatment is a great way to get out of your comfort zone and allow growth in ways you may not have known you could grow. After you complete treatment you will need to find a meeting to go to. In a new area you might not know where to look to find meetings, here you can search for one that fits in your schedule no matter where you are. Attending AA and NA meetings can help you build strong relationships with other recovering addicts and alcoholics. This is important because there will be people you can talk about staying focused on your sobriety.