WorTH at Cottonwood Heights Outpatient Offices:
The WoRTH program at New Roads is structured to offer help, healing, and support to women, helping them build a strong foundation for a more successful future. With dialectical behavior therapy and dual diagnosis, we give you control over your recovery, teaching you essential life skills and coping strategies to help you find your best self.- Dual diagnosis, with an emphasis on mental health
- Specializing in Borderline Personality Disorder
This program includes:
Cottonwood accommodates the PHP, IOP and Outpatient components of the WoRTH program. Similar to the Provo RTC, WoRTH at Cottonwood offers a comprehensive DBT program, including the five modes and functions described earlier.
12-Step Group Meetings
Random Drug Testing
Medical Management
24/7 Staff Availability
Group Sessions
Individual Sessions
Family Sessions
Relapse Prevention Planning
Residential Facility
Recreation
Transitional Program
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
The term dual diagnosis treatment has been usurped recently. New Roads, with the on-site and full-time psychiatric care, provides true ASAM-defined Dual Diagnosis Enhanced (DDE) treatment.
Clinicians participated in an 80-hour comprehensive DBT training. Beyond this, most staff members have considerable DBT education, including DBT trauma treatment, DBT Substance Use Disorder treatment, and extensive mindfulness training. Notably, many of the direct care staff have received comprehensive DBT education, allowing them to offer in-the-moment skills and behavior coaching.
Comprehensive DBT Treatment
As at the RTC, Cottonwood staff members utilize the five modes and functions of DBT. The following list describes what services allow New Roads clinicians and staff members to achieve the functions associated with each mode:
- Individual Therapy – Building new behaviors to attain a life worth living
- DBT Skills – Acquisition and strengthening more adaptive skills
- Structuring the Environment – Case management, Substance use treatment, etc.
- Telephone Consultation – Participating clients can call their therapist for coaching
- Consultation Team – Therapy and consultation for the therapists
DBT Skills groups are offered several times throughout the week to accommodate client schedules. Case managers and therapists are available at Cottonwood to work with clients. DBT insists that therapists give their cell phone numbers to clients, so they can coach clients in the environment, which is important in outpatient care of clients with BPD and SUD.
About Our Program
New Roads Outpatient program for clients with Borderline Personality Disorder typically consists of individual therapy once per week, telephone consultation as needed, case management, psychiatry, and a weekly three-hour DBT Skills class. This structure is a standard comprehensive outpatient DBT treatment.
Typically, WoRTH clients are referred from acute care settings, insurers, or other programs. Thus, New Roads maintains collaborative relationships with payers, psychiatric hospitals, emergency rooms, law enforcement, etc. New Roads particularly coordinates with Utah Valley Regional Medical Center.
- The WoRTH program accepts clients 365 days per year
- Business hours are 9:00 to 5:00 Monday through Friday. IOP groups are 6:00 to 9:00 Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.
- Admissions are preferred Monday through Friday to ensure adequate and quick intervention.
- Lengths of stay (LOS)are based upon average historically approved spans by care managers. PHP LOS is on average 9 weeks. IOP average LOS is 35 days.
- Medical services are coordinated with community clinics.
A Continuum of Care for Lasting Healing
Our team members are highly skilled in a variety of therapeutic modalities and techniques. We use a combination of evidence-based treatment methods, including dual diagnosis and individually tailored treatment to meet your specific needs.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Motivational Interviewing
- Psychiatric Oversight
Who Says Treatment Can’t Be Fun?
- Three recreational sessions a week
- Basketball, volleyball, table tennis, pool, ping pong, and foosball
- Access to books, television, and video games
- Open spaces for jogging, skateboarding, and other outdoor recreation
Active, Positive, Growth-Oriented Community
During residential treatment, we encourage our clients to practice maintaining healthy, balanced lifestyle. In addition to addiction, self-harm, and other destructive habits, many adults struggle with rigid thinking patterns. These hamper our ability to learn, change, and progress. Creative expression, thought exercises, and physical activity can help break this rigidity, allowing our clients to achieve greater emotional freedom and growth.
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