Aug 13, 2019
Treatment center for adults throughout the Beehive State and beyond set to open its doors on August 5, 2019.

August 13, 2019 / / —
Utah, USA. Thursday 1st August: After months of preparations, Pathway Real Life Recovery Program is ready for the grand opening of its latest dual diagnosis treatment facility based in the beautifully serene city of Glenwood, Utah, with hopes of helping even more patients in their bids to get healthy and whole.
The Foundations For Getting Clean
Initially launched in 2007, Pathways Real Life Recovery has helped thousands of inpatients over the past 12 years, and the newest center located in the safe and secluded area of South-Central Utah is set to take their service to even greater heights. The wholeness center will provide social detoxes for adults suffering from a wide range of addiction, substance abuse, and dual diagnosis, as well as support for their families and loved ones.
The residential treatment center capitalizes on the peaceful surroundings to support inpatients through the difficult first steps on the road to better mental health, while also working to provide life-changing help that extends beyond treating the symptoms to help individuals gain the awareness and self-love to build a healthy belief system that moves away from their previous self-sabotaging habits.
Founder and CEO, Michelle Amerman declared: “We are proud to announce the opening of Pathways Wholeness Center, an inpatient addiction treatment and mental health rehab center in Utah that implements research-based life principals which go beyond treating the symptoms of self-destructive behavior and to a life of meaning and freedom.”
Through comfortable temporary homes, tranquil surroundings, and the support of an experienced team of rehab experts that can help inpatients through every stage of the journey, including withdrawal coping mechanisms as well as hormone testing and pharmacogenetic testing, the Glenwood facility is set to become a life-changing center for the people that need it most.
Providing The Pathway To Sobriety
Pathways Real Life Recovery already supports a large number of patients suffering from a range of issues, and the new center in tranquil Glenwood will enable them to achieve even more. The center will support those with addictions to drugs and alcohol while also treating other behaviors including gambling addiction, pornography addiction, depression, trauma, and severe anxiety.
The center will also use mental health diagnosis and a host of other techniques to find the root of an individual’s problems. The Pathways team boasts a thorough understanding of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, eating disorders, mild autism, PTSD, ADHD, and various related conditions – all of which are commonplace in inpatients.
Their methodologies include Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior, trauma therapy, and family therapy. With personalized support for all patients as well as their loved ones, the comprehensive and compassionate approach to care gives abusers the best chance to get sober. And, more importantly stay sober too.
More information can be found by visiting PathwaysRealLife.com. Alternatively, you can contact the company’s press contact Michelle Amerman by email on [email protected] or by telephone on (801) 895-3006. Or you can write to Pathways Wholeness Center 189 E Center Street Glenwood, UT 84730.
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Organization: Pathways Wholeness Center
Address: Pathways Wholeness Center 189 E Center Street Glenwood, UT 84730
Phone: (801) 895-3006
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