Wasatch Recovery

I was here for about 3 months, then was in sober living briefly, before going back out. Even though I relapsed, I have never seen a more personable and available and real group of people willing to help you. I put you guys through some SHIT. Especially you Tina. Lol. The therapists are good, but only human. Theyll crack you open good. The real question I suppose is was I better off having come here? Absolutely. But in the end I had to assess whether I was really doing what I wanted. I regret leaving. But I also needed to figure some things out for myself. I miss the community. And dont think they are in it for the money. They arent. They were willijg to pay for all my housing, keep me extra time, and let me stay even when there was no way I should have been able to. Thank you Mark, Todd, Kirk, Dee, CHRISTIAN, and Tina, and all of the therapists. Im currently in detox and really trying to get my life in order. Not out fear, but because I finally understand that my life is in my hands, and God wont drop me. Wasatch Strong! Come visit me for bagels anytime with codeword: “my name is daniel.”

My one and only treatment I have been too. I’m 4 years clean and Wasatch staff and therapist help me get there. Can’t thank everyone enough.

Wasatch is worth every cent because of Todd he told me that I was recovered the day I stopped using drugs. He is one of the greatest minds the Recovery community has. I am writing this from a hyperbaric and still sober. I didn't stay the whole time but I got what I needed. As a veteran in the opiate epidemic and a 20+ time rehab connoisseur. I can say Todd one talk with him brought more healing and more recovery than hundreds of meetings, doing the 12 steps and thousand hours of treatment groups. Find your people. Be of service. Give back. Heal your body. Up north there's a hyperbaric and wellness in ogden ran by a beautiful women named Mel who is also phenomenal human. If you go there try the tesla coil. It is a phenomenal for balacing your energy. I truly believe addicts are healers and if we can conquer our addiction we can light . Anyways thanks for coming to my ted talk

Wasatch was my first treatment center. Some of the staff that are not as versed in mental health have a very dangerous and possibly harmful way of “treating” clients. That being said most of the staff really cares and went above and beyond for me. Dekard and Dee stand out the most their positive and encouraging attitudes inspired me and pushed me to keep going. I can credit them for how far I’ve come (90 days). Like any place Wasatch has its short comings but all in all if you’re struggling with addiction it’s a great option 🖤

My name is Daniel Tapusoa, I started using at a young age, not realizing at the time that it was a way for me to cope with deeper issues. I got sober in 2001 but relapsed in 2008 and continued using until March of 2023, when I was dropped off at Wasatch Recovery. That moment changed my life. Wasatch didn’t just help me get clean—they helped me understand myself. The staff, the program, the support—they gave me tools I never had before, and for the first time, I found peace, joy, and real purpose. It’s emotional to say, but I’m actually grateful for my addiction and everything I went through, because it led me here. I’ve hurt people along the way, and recovery hasn’t been easy, but Wasatch helped me build a life worth living. I’m now two years clean—and even more meaningful, I work at Wasatch Recovery today. This place didn’t just help me heal—they gave me a second chance, and I’ll be forever grateful. 🤟🏽

Terrible management and they put there clients in high risk and dangerous situations.

Bad management and they put clients at high risk situations

The management is bad