Active Recovery

Active Recovery offers two outpatient levels of care designed to meet people where they are in their recovery. The standard Outpatient Program provides consistent clinical support while allowing individuals to live at home, maintain employment, and stay engaged with family and community. For those who need a more intensive structure without full residential treatment, the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) delivers a higher level of care and clinical contact.

The ability to move between these two levels within the same center matters for long-term recovery planning. Rather than starting over with a new provider when stepping down from IOP to standard outpatient, clients at Active Recovery can transition within a familiar clinical environment. The center's extended hours — open until 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday — make scheduling realistic for people managing jobs, childcare, or other daily obligations alongside their substance abuse treatment.

Many people entering outpatient addiction treatment are also navigating co-occurring mental health conditions. Active Recovery is equipped to treat co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, with specific clinical capacity around Trauma and PTSD. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), clinicians work with clients to identify and reshape the patterns of thinking that contribute to both substance use and underlying mental health challenges.

Treating the whole picture — rather than isolating substance use from mental health — is particularly relevant for populations like veterans, who may be managing service-connected trauma alongside addiction. Active Recovery's TRICARE acceptance and its identified focus on the veteran population reflect a practical understanding of this overlap, and the center's dual diagnosis framework is built to address it directly within the outpatient setting.

Active Recovery's outpatient and IOP programs are open to a wide range of people seeking substance abuse treatment in Centerville and the surrounding Davis County area. The center serves men and women, young adults ages 18 to 25, seniors and older adults, veterans, pregnant women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and those attending under court order. This breadth of populations served reflects a program designed to be clinically relevant across different life circumstances, not a single demographic.

Payment access is a meaningful part of who the center can realistically help. Active Recovery accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay, which collectively cover a broad portion of the population that might otherwise face financial barriers to recovery care. The center's CARF accreditation provides an independent quality benchmark that families and individuals can factor into their decision when selecting a long-term recovery partner.

For people weighing outpatient programs and intensive outpatient programs in the Davis County area, the practical details matter as much as the clinical ones. Active Recovery operates five days a week with hours extending to 9:00 p.m., located at 25 South Main Street, Suite 202 in Centerville — a setting that keeps treatment accessible without requiring time away from community and support networks.

CARF accreditation is one of the clearest external signals of quality in addiction treatment, indicating the center has met standards for program structure, clinical practices, and client rights. For those in early or ongoing recovery evaluating where to invest the next chapter of their treatment, Active Recovery's combination of flexible scheduling, dual diagnosis capability, broad population service, and accreditation makes it a substantive option to consider in northern Utah.