About Us

Reflections Recovery Center is known for its healing environment, where clients recover in the quietly beautiful and restorative Wasatch Mountain Valley. But what’s really remarkable about Reflections is what doesn’t meet the eye: our comprehensive treatment strategy.

For decades addiction has been approached as a one-dimensional problem. “Show us the drug of choice and we will show you the solution,”so the thinking goes. But anyone who has struggled with addiction understands that the disease is much more complex, with genetic, environmental and experiential origins.

More often than not, individuals struggling with addiction are battling other emotional or mental challenges, some of which may have started in the cradle, while others evolved over time as a result of childhood experiences, life events, chronic stress or psychological trauma.

Substance abuse affects people on several different planes: environment, physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual. Our approach is uniquely suited to the treatment of drug addiction because it treats people on all six planes simultaneously. Rather than putting bandages on symptoms, our goal is to identify and treat the root causes of addiction along with all of the areas of your life that have been impacted by addiction.

Emotional: Refers to the feeling component; to express and display emotions comfortably, effectively and in a healthy manner. Feelings of self-esteem, self-confidence, self-efficacy, trust, love, and many other emotional reactions & responses.

Mental: Refers to the ability to learn, the ability to grow from experience and intellectual capabilities. Decision making is a vital component of one’s mental health.

Social: Refers to the ability to have satisfying interpersonal relationships and to appreciate and respect individual differences. Ability to interact with others, to adapt to various social situations & daily behaviors.

Environmental: Refers to an appreciation for the external environment and the role individual’s play in preserving and improving their environment.

Physical: Includes characteristics such as body size, shape, sensory acuity, susceptibility to disease & disorders, body function and fitness. It also includes striving for positive lifestyle behaviors and taking personal responsibility for one’s own health and health care.

Spiritual: Involves seeking meaning and purpose in life. The spiritually well individual explores and develops a personal belief system, establish values and lives a life that is consistent with those values and beliefs. Spiritual wellness is about creating a sense of inner peace.