Recovery Ways at Brunswick Place

Full continuum of care for substance use, mental health, and dual diagnosis conditions

The center’s programs treat clients with substance use, mental health conditions, or both. Clients can begin treatment in withdrawal management (detox) when needed, then step down to residential treatment, a daily partial hospitalization program (PHP), a flexible intensive outpatient program (IOP), and regular outpatient sessions depending on their needs. Each client is assigned a Primary Care Coordinator (PCC) who provides one-on-one therapy and serves as their main contact and personal advocate throughout treatment.

Supportive residential programming

When clients enter residential care, they are evaluated by a medical provider within 24 hours of admission. They are then seen by a psychiatric provider within the first 72 hours. Accommodations include shared bedrooms, nutritious meals, and spaces for peers to socialize. Clients participate in at least 8 hours of structured recovery work each day, including clinical care, process groups, exercise, and skill-building activities. Schedules also include holistic therapies like meditation and qigong, as well as outdoor recreational activities such as hiking in the Wasatch Mountains.

Sensory integration room

This dedicated space contains multisensory equipment designed to help clients process and regulate uncomfortable emotional and sensory responses. The environment can help balance the emotional and physical aspects of care and may be especially beneficial for neurodivergent clients who need a specialized space to unwind and find their center.

Opportunities for long-term connection

Graduates of any level of care become part of the Recovery Ways alumni program. This community organizes activities and offers weekly meetings both in person and via telehealth. Becoming part of the alumni community helps former clients stay in touch with peers and maintain a supportive circle over time.

Client reviews

Reviews frequently highlight compassionate staff, meaningful progress in recovery, and supportive relationships with peers. Several describe maintaining sobriety for years after treatment. A smaller number note issues with administrative communication, treatment scheduling, and discharge coordination.

• Staff & care experience (85% positive): Most reviewers describe therapists and staff as caring, knowledgeable, and attentive to their needs. Many appreciate feeling heard and supported throughout treatment. A few reviewers describe inconsistent staff responsiveness or difficulty scheduling individual sessions. “The staff members are top notch when it comes to knowledge, sympathy, and compassion.”
• Treatment quality & outcomes (85% positive): Many former clients credit the program with helping them maintain sobriety, work through trauma, and develop healthier coping skills. Several describe lasting improvements in their mental health and recovery. “Practicing that skill has become a powerful part of my ongoing recovery.”
• Support & community (100% positive): Clients frequently describe meaningful friendships, encouragement from peers, and a sense of belonging during treatment. Some also appreciate alumni connections. “I made several new friends and still keep in touch with them.”
• Facility & environment (80% positive): Many reviewers appreciate the meals, recreational activities, and comfortable surroundings. Several highlight the sensory room and opportunities for physical activity as helpful parts of their experience. A few reviewers mention concerns about accommodations. “Facility is very clean and the therapists are great”
• Access & process: Some clients describe helpful intake staff, insurance assistance, and coordinated transportation. Others report issues with admissions communication or discharge arrangements.

How we researched this facility

• Reviewed by: Tanya Rakhmilevich, content editor, behavioral health and recovery, reviewed the research findings and wrote this facility profile on October 15, 2026.

• Facility data research: On October 14, 2026, our research team reviewed the facility’s website and information from public health departments, national accrediting organizations, and SAMHSA to verify facility details.