Balance House

Balance House, nestled beside the Wasatch mountains in Holladay, Utah, offers a unique inpatient treatment program specifically designed for young adult men addressing substance use, co-occurring conditions, and personal development. Beyond traditional therapy, clients engage with a primary therapist while exploring creative outlets such as music mixing, writing, digital art, and even engine construction, weaving these activities into the therapeutic process. This innovative approach empowers men not only to recover from alcohol and drug addiction but also to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

A core component of Balance House's program is its distinctive experiential activities. Clients receive a longboard upon arrival, which they build and design themselves, culminating in exhilarating full moon longboarding sessions in Provo Canyon. The comprehensive therapeutic approach encompasses nutritional guidance, regular exercise, sleep hygiene, fostering connection, diagnostics, family engagement, and medication management (MAT) as needed. This holistic model addresses mind, body, and spirit for profound healing.

Promoting social stability, Balance House integrates a variety of sports and recreational activities into its treatment. Clients participate in camping, hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding, boating, and paddle boarding excursions, with process groups even taking place amidst a lake. The facility offers shared bedrooms, an on-site rec room, outings to sports games, and opportunities to join sports teams. Through life skills training, music therapy, and Twelve Step Facilitation, Balance House creates a dynamic environment for young men to build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.