About New Roads Treatments: Mission & Treatment Philosophy
Our mission at New Roads Behavioral Health is to foster the development of happy individuals. The people that participate in New Roads treatments have integrity. When learning about treatment and the recovery process at New Roads, you will find a great deal of focus on research and because of this, we are very results based. They are responsible, self-sufficient and actively contribute to a better future for themselves and the community. The journey to a healthy life begins with our affordable programs that are specially designed with each of our clients in mind. New Roads treatments could be the answer you or your loved one has been looking for!
Adults challenged with substance abuse, mental health, personality disorders and other psychological and behavioral problems can experience a great deal of pain as they try to face each day. Our motivation comes from hope that every one can have a happy, healthy and successful life. This is possible with a little help from those who care. Our team of therapeutic professionals aims to help each and every person that enters our rehab facility.
We view treatment a little differently.
Using our combined years of experience, leadership, and research, we believe we’ve created something better than your average “rehab.” We focus on treating our clients as whole and complex people. We help them find and develop their identities, both as individuals and as members of a community. Our research-based New Roads treatments combine the latest in addiction science with a cultivated community atmosphere, allowing us to guide clients through the recovery process with both efficiency and compassion.
New Roads Treatments offer individualized care for every client
Recovery isn’t just about getting sober–it’s about learning healthy mental, emotional, and social coping skills, and solidifying those skills into habits. Undiagnosed mental health conditions or unresolved traumas often play a part in addiction as well. It can take time for clients and their therapists to address these root causes. Each client is assessed individually, in order to determine their ideal length of stay in the program.
We focus on dual diagnosis.
Studies have shown that over 60% of addicts also have a mental health or personality disorder. Living with an undiagnosed mental health condition can make an individual’s life stressful, difficult, or even dangerous, and because of this, many turn to drugs and alcohol to escape.
Dual diagnosis is a methodology that treats addiction and mental health as connected and works to address both ends of the problem. Recognizing substance abuse as a symptom, and treating the underlying causes along with the addiction itself, gives our clients the best chance of getting–and staying–sober. New Roads treatments offer the best options in Utah for helping you or your loved one.




Resource List
Substance Abuse Resources
SEEKING DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT: KNOW WHAT TO ASK (NIDA)
SAMHSA’s Store offers publications and materials on the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and mental illness
SAMHSA’S RECOVERY MONTH PROGRAM
is a public education effort to bring more awareness of substance abuse treatment issues to communities
MEDLINE PLUS (NIH)
offers a library of information on Substance Abuse
AL-ANON/ALATEEN
Al-Anon (and Alateen for younger members) offers help for family members of alcoholics. The website includes information on group meetings.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
A free membership organization for individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Website includes information on the organization and how to find a meeting.
CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS FOUNDATION
Provides information on alcohol and drug basics, including resources for children and teens, adults, parents in recovery, and relatives and other caregivers.
COCAINE ANONYMOUS
A free membership organization for individuals with a desire to stop using cocaine and other illicit substances.
FAMILIES ANONYMOUS
Helps families whose lives have been adversely affected by a loved one’s addiction to alcohol or drugs.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS
Provides information and assistance to children and families affected by alcoholism and other drug dependencies. Website includes State and local resources.
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPENDENCE
Helps individuals affected by substance abuse. Website includes information on the prevention, intervention, and treatment of substance abuse.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE
Provides information and publications based on recent drug abuse research findings in order to improve substance abuse prevention, treatment, and policy.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION ON FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
Dedicated to eliminating birth defects caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy and to improving the quality of life for those affected by fetal alcohol syndrome/fetal alcohol effect.
SAMHSA PUBLICATIONS
Treatment Line Promotion, Latino Communications Wallet Card (SMA09-4465) The Next Step Toward a Better Life (SMA10-4474) Medication Assisted Treatment, Works Great for Me (poster) (AVD234)
Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction: Facts for Families and Friends (SMA09-4443) Understanding Substance Abuse and Facilitating Recovery: A Guide for Child Welfare Workers (SMA05-3981)
Public Health Data
DRUG STATISTICS
Information on drug use statistics listed alphabetically by drug name or type.THE NATIONAL CENTER ON ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Teen survey and substance abuse statistics along with resources and other information.FEDERAL DRUG DATA SOURCES
A listing of sites with surveys, assessments, and trends concerning substance abuse.COMMONLY ABUSED DRUGS
A listing of commonly abused drugs, with info on how they are taken and their health consequences.DRUGS AND CRIME FACTS
Statistics on drug use broken down into the categories of youth, general population, and workplace.Research
CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE RESEARCH
Organization at the University of Maryland at College Park who performs research to combat the problems caused by drug use.
CENTER FOR TREATMENT RESEARCH ON ADOLESCENT DRUG ABUSE
This center at the University of Miami was created to conduct treatment research on adolescent drug abuse.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM (NIAAA)
This organization performs alcohol-related research.
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND DRUG ABUSE RESEARCH
This group’s purpose is to study substance use disorders and substance abuse.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY RESEARCH PROGRAM
The mission of this program is to fund policy research in the hope of reducing the harm caused by alcohol and substance abuse.
Prevention
STREET DRUGS
Information on many of the common street drugs.
KCI: THE ANTI-METH SITE
A site all about what meth is and meth addiction.
ILLEGAL DRUGS IDENTIFICATION CHART: WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE & HOW TO RECOGNIZE THEIR EFFECTS
Photos and information regarding common illegal drugs.
Professional Associations and Organizations
THE COLLEGE ON PROBLEMS OF DRUG DEPENDENCE
A national group that addresses problems of drug dependence and abuse.
THE ASSOCIATION FOR ADDICTION PROFESSIONALS
An association that serves addition counselors, educators, and health care professionals who work in the field of addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE ALCOHOL/DRUG ABUSE DIRECTORS
The purpose of this group is to support the development of alcohol and drug abuse prevention and treatment programs throughout every state.
ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE
The goal of this association is to make advances in substance abuse education and research.
INTERNATIONAL HARM REDUCTION ASSOCIATION
An organization that promotes harm reduction policies and practices worldwide regarding dangerous drugs.
Journals and Other Publications
ADDICTION
A journal of peer-reviewed research reports on tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.ADDICTION MESSENGER
A monthly publication with tips and information covering a variety of substance abuse-related topics.ALCOHOL, OTHER DRUGS, AND HEALTH: CURRENT EVIDENCE
An online newsletter that summarizes research on alcohol, drugs, and health.Recovery Is Possible
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