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We serve adults age 18 and older who are suffering from mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or co-occurring concerns.  

Examples of mental health concerns we treat include: 

• Depression 

• Anxiety 

• Bipolar disorder 

• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) 

• Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and trauma-related concerns 

• Personality disorders 

• Suicidal ideation 

• Schizoaffective disorder 

We can support those who are dealing with addictions to various substances, including but not limited to: 

• Alcohol 

• Opioids 

• Benzodiazepines 

• Stimulants 

• Cannabis 

• Inhalants 

• Sedatives and hypnotics 

• Hallucinogens 

Many people struggle with both mental health and substance use disorders at the same time. For this reason, we provide comprehensive care to effectively address co-occurring conditions. 

Our experienced professionals collaborate to create individualized treatment plans for every client. We combine evidence-based modalities with compassionate support to foster personal growth, resilience, and lasting success. 

At Turning Point, our goal is to make the process of finding help simple and stress-free. Below are four easy steps to get started: 

• Contact us: You can call us directly or submit an online inquiry. When you reach out to us, you will talk with one of our knowledgeable, friendly admissions advisors. We’ll take the time to discuss the concerns you’re facing so that we can understand how to best support you.  

• Verify insurance and discuss financial information: We’ll verify your insurance benefits, discuss the financial options available to you, and give you a personalized quote. As Utah’s longest-standing in-network provider, we are proud to make high-quality treatment affordable and accessible. 

• Assessment: Our team will thoroughly evaluate your needs to determine the most appropriate level of care, whether that’s residential treatment, outpatient programming, or transitional living. If you require detoxification services, we can coordinate with off-site providers to facilitate your treatment. 

• Intake scheduling: Once we’ve identified the right program for you, verified your insurance, and answered your questions, we’ll schedule your intake at a time that works best for you. We can also provide transportation if necessary.  

Throughout the entire process, we focus on establishing trust and maintaining transparency so that you always feel informed and respected. 

Identifying the best treatment path begins with a comprehensive assessment. Here are some of the key factors we consider when recommending a level of care:  

• Type of disorder: The specific disorder you’re suffering from — whether it’s a mental health disorder, a substance use disorder, or both — will influence how we approach your treatment. Our team will work closely with you to design a care plan that addresses immediate concerns and the root causes of your struggles. 

• Severity of symptoms: The intensity of your symptoms plays a key role in determining program placement. Severe symptoms may require a higher level of care, while milder symptoms can be managed in a less intensive setting.  

• Treatment history: If you have previously received treatment, whether at our facility or elsewhere, we take this into consideration. Depending on the amount of progress you’ve made, you may benefit from a step-down level of care. 

• Personal goals and life constraints: We also want to know what you hope to gain from treatment — whether it’s improving mental health, achieving recovery from addiction, or enhancing your overall well-being. At the same time, we recognize that daily obligations, such as work or family responsibilities, can create barriers to achieving these goals. We strive to place you in a level of care that meets your unique needs and respects your time commitments.  

Based on this assessment, you may be eligible for one of the following programs: 

• Residential program: Intensive, round-the-clock care for people who have acute symptoms 

• Partial hospitalization program (PHP): Structured, daytime treatment for those who have moderate symptoms 

• Intensive outpatient program (IOP): Flexible, focused care for those who have mild symptoms 

• Transitional living: Supportive environment for those who are working toward recovery while practicing independent living skills 

To help you prepare for treatment, here’s a list of items to bring: 

• Personal toiletries: Shampoo, conditioner, hairspray, mouthwash, body lotion, sunscreen, etc. All products must be alcohol- and propellant-free and in pump-style dispensers. We provide towels. 

• Warm and cool clothing: Gym clothes, casual wear, a bathing suit, different shoes for different activities (exercise, hiking, etc.), a long skirt for sweat lodge (women), and sleepwear.  

• Prescribed medications: Must be clearly labeled and in the original prescription bottle. Our medical and clinical director will check all medications and keep them in a secure place.  

• Payment and identification: Payment in full for the program and a valid form of ID. 

• Music device: iPod or MP3 player (cellphones cannot be used for this purpose). 

• Photos: Personal photos to help you feel more comfortable and connected with loved ones. 

• Reading material: Magazines and books (no pornographic material of any kind). 

• Spending money: Cash or debit card to have during your stay for “extras” and the store run (no more than $300 in small denominations).  

• Mailing supplies: Envelopes and stamps. 

• Hobbies: Any musical instrument, scrapbooking materials, sketch pads, etc. to continue pursuing your hobbies while you’re in one of our programs. 

We kindly ask that you limit your belongings to no more than two bags or suitcases.  

In addition to the exclusions mentioned above, please refrain from bringing: 

• Energy drinks or preworkout supplements  

• Weapons of any kind 

• Items worth more than $300 

• Movies 

• Drugs or alcohol 

• Candles or air fresheners 

• Cellphone, laptop, iPad, or tablet (A computer with internet access is available for your convenience.) 

Note that we are not responsible for loss or theft of any item during your stay. If you would like, we can store any valuables you have in our company safe. 

Should you have any questions or need clarification about what you are allowed to bring, please don’t hesitate to ask us! 

At Turning Point Centers, we are committed to helping you make positive, sustainable changes in your life. From our very first conversation with you throughout your time with us, we work to build a strong partnership with you. 

Nestled in the stunning Wasatch Mountains, our Utah facility offers a peaceful and inviting environment designed to promote comfort, safety, and healing. Whether you’re seeking mental health treatment, addiction treatment, or both, our admissions advisors are ready to take your call and connect you with the care you deserve. Contact us today to learn more about our treatment options and how we can support you on your journey to wellness.