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I’m going to start by saying that Mark (the owner) is a pretty nice guy and very involved. Many of the therapists and staff at the residential facility are also very kind and responsible professionals.
Now, the outpatient facility down the road is a whole other story. I worked for these guys for three years and they trained me. Sometimes they will pick on clients and tear them down as a method of intervention.
In 2021 the clinical director was having bad days all the time. She would get into yelling matches with her husband over the phone in her office. I remember her standing up in a staff meeting and commenting that she couldn’t wait to take out her frustrations on a client that was going to be ejected for violating rules. It was unethical, the way she would allow her personal stress to spill into her work. I kept my nose to the grind and ran a majority of the clinical groups during the week. The outpatient director (as mentioned above) was very removed from direct clinical groups but would quickly involve herself in a punitive role. Very authoritarian. All I can say is that clients are playing rush and roulette at this outpatient facility. Some people love it. But some people really get picked on inappropriately by clinical director, Erica Ross. It wasn’t client-centered in many instances.
And if you’re thinking of working here, as a professional- make sure that you’re playing golf with Mark (the owner).
Now, the outpatient facility down the road is a whole other story. I worked for these guys for three years and they trained me. Sometimes they will pick on clients and tear them down as a method of intervention.
In 2021 the clinical director was having bad days all the time. She would get into yelling matches with her husband over the phone in her office. I remember her standing up in a staff meeting and commenting that she couldn’t wait to take out her frustrations on a client that was going to be ejected for violating rules. It was unethical, the way she would allow her personal stress to spill into her work. I kept my nose to the grind and ran a majority of the clinical groups during the week. The outpatient director (as mentioned above) was very removed from direct clinical groups but would quickly involve herself in a punitive role. Very authoritarian. All I can say is that clients are playing rush and roulette at this outpatient facility. Some people love it. But some people really get picked on inappropriately by clinical director, Erica Ross. It wasn’t client-centered in many instances.
And if you’re thinking of working here, as a professional- make sure that you’re playing golf with Mark (the owner).
Awesome team love them all I relapsed went climbed into there fridge and grabbed a few Bags of chips and had a small lunch and expressed myself to them and went down to harmons to grab another 30 smack just the best team honestly
I am forever grateful to Wasatch Recovery. Nine months ago I found them by the grace of God. I have not regretted taking time to focus on myself for once in my life. Today I am a the best version of myself. I recommend Wasatch Recovery every chance I get. Every single person there has impacted my life in such a positive way. Thank you Wasatch Recovery for never giving up on me! Much love.
They saved my life
Love the staff. Very qualified!
Life changing would be an understatement! Very supportive and caring staff. I would highly recommend to anyone and everyone in addiction and looking for help in recovery.
Amazing experience at Wasatch Outpatient facility, helped me in so many ways with my recovery. Definitely would recommend for anyone struggling with addiction!