Nov 3, 2020
A new treatment program for first responders has been launched by the trauma, drug and alcohol specialists at Utah Addiction Centers. They pride themselves on helping clients to regain control and live their life on their own terms.
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Eagle Mountain, United States - November 3, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Utah Addiction Centers, the USA-based trauma, drug and alcohol residential rehab specialists, have launched a new service package for first responders nationwide. The team knows that first responders need bespoke mental health and substance abuse treatment to help them deal with the trials of their daily work.
More information can be found at: https://utahaddictioncenters.com
Utah Addiction Centers has wide-ranging experience in providing nationwide care and treatments for first responders across the US. Their service plans center around mental health solutions for PTSD and trauma, alongside substance abuse residential treatment.
Research shows that diagnosed PTSD cases among the armed forces have jumped 50% higher in recent tears, and in 2018 around 170 police officers took their life – more than those who died in the line of duty.
Alongside this, data highlights that approximately 40% of emergency medical service workers are diagnosed with moderate to severe PTSD, a rate that is around 10 times higher than the general population.
With the world still impacted by the pandemic and increasing stress being placed on first responders, Utah Addiction Centers aims to provide personalized treatments to help. First responder clientele across the US are encouraged to get in touch for a personalized plan tailored to their unique situation.
Evidence-based and other beneficial treatments that Utah Addiction Centers offers include dialectal behavior therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, cognitive processing therapy, neurofeedback therapy, mind-body bridging, bio sound therapy, shame resiliency, recreational therapy, and a variety of other options.
The specialist team at Utah Addiction Centers takes pride in helping patients to overcome their issues and regain control over their life. They have 60 years of experience across nine years in operation, utilizing both the 12 step model, psychotherapy and medical services.
They state: “At half the cost of most private facilities and treatment centers, the Utah Addiction Centers’ multi-disorder treatment provides quality personalized outpatient and residential treatment. We have graduated over 2,500 people in our 9 years of operation.”
Full details of the services available for first responders can be found at: https://utahaddictioncenters.com/first-responders
Additional information is provided at: https://goo.gl/maps/Wd9qQpoZeBTe7m499
Contact Info:
Name: Darron Boberg
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Organization: Utah Addiction Centers
Address: 2590 Prairie View Dr, Eagle Mountain, Utah 84005, United States
Phone: +1-801-766-2233
Website: https://utahaddictioncenters.com
Source: PressCable
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