Maple Mountain Recovery

Maple Mountain Recovery structures its addiction treatment program around two levels of care: Residential Treatment and a Partial Hospitalization Program. Residential treatment places people inside a fully supported environment where the clinical work, peer community, and daily structure all operate together — an arrangement that suits people at the more intensive stages of recovery who benefit from stepping away from the environments that reinforced their substance use.

The Partial Hospitalization Program serves a different but equally important function. It delivers a high level of clinical contact for people who don't require round-the-clock residential placement, or for those transitioning out of residential treatment and stepping down into a less intensive phase of their recovery. Together, these two levels of care give the center flexibility to meet people where they are in their recovery journey rather than routing everyone through a single program structure.

Substance use rarely travels alone, and Maple Mountain Recovery's treatment model reflects that reality. The center treats a broad range of mental health conditions alongside addiction — including trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, and self-harm — within the same residential and PHP framework. This dual-focus structure matters for people whose recovery is complicated by underlying psychiatric conditions that have often gone unaddressed in standard addiction treatment settings.

The therapeutic methods in use at Maple Mountain Recovery span both well-established clinical approaches and newer neurological and somatic therapies. CBT and DBT anchor the cognitive and behavioral work. EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy address trauma at a deeper level. TMS, Neurofeedback, and Ketamine Therapy represent neurologically oriented options that are less common in typical rehab settings. Equine-Assisted Therapy, music therapy, and functional medicine extend the treatment framework into experiential and physical dimensions of recovery.

For Sober Nation's audience — people planning for recovery that lasts beyond a 30-day stay — one of the meaningful questions about any treatment center is what happens after discharge. Maple Mountain Recovery maintains an alumni program, which provides a structured point of connection for people who have completed residential or PHP treatment and are moving into independent recovery. Alumni networks matter in long-term sobriety; they create peer accountability and a community reference point when the challenges of daily life in recovery emerge.

The center's 24-hour operating schedule and small 16-bed residential capacity are also relevant to people thinking past the acute phase of treatment. A smaller program means fewer residents moving through at any given time, which tends to shape the nature of the peer community that forms — something that can carry real weight in aftercare and beyond.

Maple Mountain Recovery accepts most major insurance and offers CareCredit as an alternative financing option for those whose coverage is limited or absent. Payment plans are available, and the admissions team assists prospective residents and their families with insurance verification and benefit reviews — a step that helps clarify actual out-of-pocket costs before a commitment is made.

The center can be reached by phone at (385) 332-8836 or by email at [email protected]. Located at 727 E 1100 S St in Mapleton, Utah, the facility is positioned in Utah County for families and individuals across the region who are evaluating residential addiction treatment and PHP options.