Recovery Ways

Aloha! Get ready for a tropical/mountain getaway filled with fun, connection, and personal growth. This year’s retreat will be a Hawaiian-inspired adventure, featuring exciting activities, uplifting group discussions. It’s the perfect chance to bond with fellow alumni, share your journey, and gather powerful tools to strengthen your recovery-all while soaking up the spirit of aloha. Don’t miss out on the laughter, support, and unforgettable memories!

The cabins are all full but there is still tent space available! Or you can just come up for day activities.

Register with Meela at [email protected] or 801-652-3510.

At Recovery Ways, we understand the unique challenges faced by first responders — the brave individuals who run toward danger when others run away. Police officers, firefighters, paramedics, EMTs, and other emergency personnel often carry the heavy weight of trauma, stress, and long hours, which can lead to mental health struggles or substance use issues.

This is where we step in.

Our specialized programs are designed to meet the unique needs of first responders, providing trauma-informed care in a safe, understanding, and respectful environment. Whether it’s PTSD, anxiety, depression, or addiction, we’re here to help you reclaim your life and well-being.

🔹 Confidential treatment options
🔹 Experienced staff who understand first responder culture
🔹 Evidence-based therapies and peer support
🔹 Comfortable, healing environments

You’ve spent your life protecting and saving others. Now it’s time to take care of you.

💙 Learn more about our First Responder Programming: www.recoveryways.com

From spring through fall, Recovery Ways throws a Wednesday cookout—and honestly, it’s my favorite part of the week. Everyone’s in good spirits, hanging out in the sunshine, eating great food, and vibing to happy music. There’s just something about those moments that makes it feel like everything’s gonna be alright.

Come for connection, co-regulation, and safety in a community built for healing.

***deprevention