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New Roads Behavioral Health

Building New Roads to a healthy life through treatment programs for young adults. Results driven programs for behavioral health and substance abuse.

New Roads Behavioral Health is a treatment center providing therapeutic recovery programs for adults affected by complex mental health disorders and substance abuse. Our team of experienced professionals specialize in finding individualized care for clients. New Roads offers three specialized programs:

PaTH : Residential program for men offering substance abuse counseling and dual diagnosis. WorTH : Residential program for women providing support for mental and personality disorders. NorTH : Generalized mental health program for young adults seeking a more fulfilled and independent life. Please call us at (801) 669-5888 with any questions.

01/09/2026

🌟 January Is Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month 🌟

Substance use disorders affect millions of individuals and families—but treatment works, and recovery is possible. This month is dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and reminding our community that help and healing are available.

At New Roads Behavioral Health, we believe in compassionate, evidence-based care that treats the whole person. Our latest blog explores what Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month is, why it matters, and how effective treatment can change lives.

💙 Hope starts with understanding—and support starts with reaching out.

👉 Read the full article here: https://newroadstreatment.org/substance-use-disorder-treatment-month-a-time-to-raise-awareness-reduce-stigma-and-promote-healing/

01/07/2026

Big News: Every Therapist at New Roads Is Now EMDR Trained!

We are thrilled to announce that thanks to Megan Vernon, our Chief Clinical Officer, every therapist at New Roads Behavioral Health is now officially trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy!

This powerful, evidence-based approach is especially effective for individuals working through trauma, anxiety, and distressing life experiences. EMDR allows patients to process memories in a safe and structured way—helping them move forward with greater emotional freedom and resilience.

At New Roads, we’re committed to providing the highest standard of care. Ensuring that all our therapists are equipped with EMDR training reflects our dedication to evidence-based practices and ongoing professional development.

We’re excited about the healing and growth this will bring to the patients we serve. 💙

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year from New Roads Behavioral Health! 🎉

As we step into a brand-new year, we’re filled with gratitude for our clients, families, supporters, and community. Each year brings opportunities for growth, healing, and transformation, and we’re honored to walk alongside so many individuals on their journey toward lasting wellness.

✨ May this new year bring renewed hope, strength, and clarity. ✨
Whether you’re setting intentions, embracing change, or simply taking things one day at a time, every step forward matters.

Here’s to a year filled with resilience, connection, and continued progress. We look forward to supporting you throughout the year ahead.

💙 Happy New Year from all of us at New Roads Behavioral Health!

12/30/2025

❄️ Winter Wellness & Support at New Roads Behavioral Health ❄️

The winter months and holiday season can bring added stress, emotional challenges, and feelings of isolation for many people. Shorter days, colder weather, and end-of-year pressures can take a toll on mental health—but you don’t have to face it alone.

At New Roads Behavioral Health, we provide compassionate, evidence-based care to help individuals navigate seasonal mood changes, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm. Whether you’re struggling with winter blues, holiday stress, or ongoing mental health concerns, our team is here to support you.

✨ Prioritize your mental health this season. Support is available, and healing is possible—no matter the time of year.

📞 Contact New Roads Behavioral Health today to learn more about our programs and how we can help you start the new year feeling supported and empowered.

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from New Roads Behavioral Health! 🎄

Wishing peace, joy, and hope to all of our community, clients, families, and supporters this Christmas Day! May your heart be full, your spirit be light, and your moments with loved ones be warm and meaningful.

Today and always, we celebrate the courage it takes to heal, the strength found in connection, and the promise of new beginnings. Wherever you are on your journey, you are seen, you matter, and there is hope.

From all of us at New Roads,
✨ Merry Christmas ✨
May this season bring comfort and peace to you and yours.

12/23/2025

🎄 Drum Roll, Please… Ugly Sweater Champions Announced! 🎄

The New Roads Cottonwood Campus brought the holiday cheer in full force at this year’s Annual Ugly Sweater Competition, and it did not disappoint!

We saw more Christmas trees than ever before, bold fashion choices that defied all logic, and even a surprise appearance from Eric Schmidt Goldfinger himself—James Bond style—rocking a Terry cloth onesie. Truly iconic.

After much admiration (and laughter), we are thrilled to announce this year’s winners:

Cottonwood Campus:

🥇 1st Place: Jessica Blair
🥈 2nd Place: Ashley Eckman
🥉 3rd Place: Tala Barnett

Provo Campus:

🥇 1st Place: Ellie Anderson
🥈 2nd Place: Oliver Young
🥉 3rd Place: Bianca Hernandez

12/15/2025

Hooked on Connection

At New Roads Behavioral Health, we have quite a few talented fishermen on our team! On their days off, many can be found at their favorite fishing holes—and often invite clients or coworkers to join them. These outings are more than just a chance to catch fish; they’re an opportunity to connect, unwind, and share the simple joy of being outdoors. It’s one more way our team brings heart and healing to everything they do—even off the clock.

12/11/2025

🌤️ Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) — New Blog Alert at New Roads

Winter brings beauty — but for many, it also brings difficult shifts in mood and energy. In our newest article, we dive deep into Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD): what it is, how you can recognize it, and effective ways to get support and treatment this season.

🔎 Inside you’ll discover:

What SAD looks like — the symptoms, signs, and why shorter days take a toll.

Practical strategies to stay emotionally healthy during darker months.

How early-intervention and professional help can make a difference.

Ways our programs at New Roads offer support for those affected by SAD and seasonal depression.

If the winter months tend to bring you down or leave you feeling stuck — you don’t have to face it alone.

👉 Read more and reclaim your well-being: newroadstreatment.org/seasonal-affective-disorder-explained/

12/08/2025

Eric Schmidt Trains Partner Programs in Prolonged Exposure Therapy

New Roads Behavioral Health is proud to announce that Eric Schmidt, Chief Executive Officer, recently completed training clinicians from Driftwood Recovery
and Imagine Recovery in Prolonged Exposure (PE) Therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Prolonged Exposure is an evidence-based treatment that helps individuals safely process and heal from trauma. Eric was trained as a PE Trainer through specialized consultant workshops at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, a national leader in trauma research and education. By sharing his expertise, Eric is helping expand access to effective, research-supported trauma care across partner programs—furthering New Roads’ mission to improve lives through collaboration, education, and compassionate treatment.

12/04/2025

Honoring Loved Ones Through Acts of Compassion

This holiday season, New Roads Admissions Specialist Amy Woodland inspired the team with a meaningful act of kindness. Supporting a friend who lost a loved one last Christmas, Amy led the effort to gather supplies—such as candy, snacks, blankets, and tissues—for care packages for families with loved ones in the ICU during the holidays.

Filled with comforting items, each package offers a small measure of support and hope during a difficult time. Amy’s initiative is a heartfelt reminder of how compassion and remembrance can bring comfort to others when they need it most. Through this effort, our team is proud to share warmth and hope with families facing challenging moments during the holiday season.

12/02/2025

New Roads Team Travels to New Jersey to Visit Surfside Recovery Services

This month, New Roads Behavioral Health had the pleasure of sending two of our leaders—Matt Borget, Director of Marketing, and Brad Hieb, Chief Residential Services Officer—to visit Surfside Recovery Services in New Jersey. Surfside operates multiple locations across the state and is known for its strong community-focused approach to treatment and recovery.

From the moment Matt and Brad arrived, Surfside rolled out the red carpet. Their team extended an incredibly warm welcome, offering thoughtful tours, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to learn about the innovative programs that have contributed to Surfside’s success.

Throughout their visit, Matt and Brad were able to connect with Surfside’s leadership and staff, exchange ideas on patient care, and explore potential ways our organizations will collaborate in the future. The visit not only strengthened professional relationships but also highlighted the shared commitment both organizations have to providing compassionate, effective treatment.

We are grateful to Surfside Recovery Services for their hospitality and look forward to continuing to build this positive connection. These types of visits strengthen our network, enrich our practices, and ultimately enhance the care we provide to our patients at New Roads.

11/23/2025

🌿 Hope and Healing at New Roads 🌿

At New Roads Behavioral Health, we understand that recovery is more than just managing symptoms—it’s about rebuilding a life of purpose, connection, and growth.

Whether you're facing mental health challenges, substance use, or both, our compassionate team offers a full continuum of care:

Residential treatment
Partial hospitalization & intensive outpatient (PHP / IOP)
Transitional living
Outpatient therapy & support

🧠 You don’t have to walk this road alone. Healing is possible, and you deserve a place where you're understood, supported, and believed in.

📞 Call us today: 1-888-358-8998
🌐 Learn more: newroadstreatment.org

Address

2450 E Fort Union Boulevard
Cottonwood Heights, UT
84121

Telephone

+18016695888

Website

http://newroadstreatment.com/start-admissions-process/

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New Roads Behavioral Health is a treatment center providing therapeutic recovery programs for young adults effected by substance abuse and mental health problems. Our team of experienced professionals specialize in finding individualized care for clients. New Roads offers three specialized programs: PaTH : Residential program for men offering substance abuse counseling and dual diagnosis. WorTH : Residential program for women providing support for mental and personality disorders. NorTH : Generalized mental health program for young adults seeking a more fulfilled and independent life. Please call us at (801) 669-8555 with any questions.