Nonprofit Behavioral Health Treatment Center in Utah for Complex Mental Health Conditions
Borderline Personality Disorder | Bipolar Disorder | Schizophrenia | OCD | Suicidal Ideation | Depressive & Mood Disorders | Anxiety, Panic & PTSD | Co-Occurring Substance Use | and Other Mental Health Conditions
Mental health is our primary focus. From subacute psychiatric care to outpatient support, we help individuals navigate complex psychiatric conditions, including co-occurring substance use, through personalized treatment and compassionate support.
To Help Create Lives Worth Living
Just when all hope was lost, I walked through these doors and found a new will to live. I could never imagine this day would ever happen. Thank you to the therapists, thank you to the mentoring staff, and thank you to my peers! I have found what it actually means to live a full life worth living.
Mental Health Treatment and Support at Every Level of Care
Our mission is to foster the development of happy individuals by treating our clients as whole and complex people who want to get better. We help them build value-based lives, both as individuals and members of a community.
Our evidence-based treatment models, including DBT, CAMS, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Prolonged Exposure therapy, combine the latest in mental health treatment with a cultivated community atmosphere, allowing us to guide clients through the mental health recovery process with both efficiency and compassion.
As a mental health primary treatment center, New Roads Behavioral Health offers multiple levels of care, each focused on a specific population. Our continuum begins with subacute psychiatric services in our residential programs and steps down through Transitional Living, Partial Hospitalization (PHP/day treatment), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), General Outpatient (GOP), and Psychiatric Outpatient. For clients whose mental health condition occurs alongside substance use, our behavioral health co-occurring care treats both together at every level.
New Roads invests heavily in the training of staff, including direct support staff, to ensure the ability to meet the unique treatment needs of clients with complex mental health diagnoses, enabling them to build a road towards a life worth living.
Mental Health Care for Every Stage of Recovery
Clients begin at the level of care that fits their needs today and step down as they build stability, with the same clinical team and approach at every stage.
- 24/7 care
Residential Treatment
Subacute psychiatric services in a structured, 24-hour setting for adults who no longer need hospitalization but aren't ready for outpatient care.
Gender-specific programs: WRTH and NRTH
Explore residential treatment - Semi-independent
Transitional Living
Semi-independent living with ongoing clinical support, so clients can practice daily routines, work, and school while staying connected to treatment.
Explore transitional living - Day treatment
Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Full-day treatment for clients who need intensive therapy and psychiatric support but can live outside a residential setting.
Explore PHP - Online
Virtual Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Structured group and individual therapy online, helping clients keep their progress going as they return to home, work, and school.
Explore virtual IOP
We also offer General Outpatient (GOP) and Psychiatric Outpatient services at our Cottonwood Heights office. For clients living with co-occurring substance use, behavioral health co-occurring care is part of every level.
Find the Right Level of Care: 888-358-8998Frequently Asked Questions About Our Mental Health Treatment
Choosing care for yourself or a loved one comes with a lot of questions. Here are the ones families ask us most.
Still have questions? Our admissions team is here to help.
Call 888-358-8998Do you offer dual diagnosis treatment?
Yes. If you've been searching for dual diagnosis treatment, what we offer is behavioral health co-occurring care: treatment for a mental health condition and substance use at the same time, with mental health leading the treatment plan. We use this term because it more clearly describes how we help, so families know exactly what to expect.
What does "mental health primary" mean?
Mental health primary means a mental health condition is the main focus of treatment. Clients come to New Roads for conditions like borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, and trauma, and every part of their care is built around stabilizing and treating that condition.
What are subacute psychiatric services?
Subacute psychiatric services provide structured, 24-hour care for adults who no longer need hospitalization but aren't ready to live independently or step down to outpatient treatment. At New Roads, this care is provided in our residential programs and serves as a bridge between the hospital and home.
Does New Roads treat addiction on its own?
New Roads is a mental health primary program, so we treat substance use when it occurs alongside a mental health condition. If substance use is the main concern, our admissions team can help you understand whether our programs are the right fit or point you toward a better match.
What levels of care does New Roads offer?
New Roads offers a full continuum of care: Residential, Transitional Living, Partial Hospitalization (PHP/day treatment), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), General Outpatient (GOP), and Psychiatric Outpatient. Clients can step down through these levels as they progress, with consistent support along the way.
How do I know which level of care is right for my loved one?
Our admissions team will help you decide. Call 888-358-8998 to talk through your loved one's needs, history, and current symptoms, and we'll recommend the level of care that fits best.
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