Davis Behavioral Health Inc Womens Recovery Center

About Davis Behavioral Health Inc Womens Recovery Center

Davis Behavioral Health Inc Womens Recovery Center in Layton, Utah offers transitional housing, halfway house, or sober home accommodations for people in recovery from substance use. Davis Behavioral Health Inc Women's Recovery Center, located at 934 S Main St in Layton, UT, offers outpatient substance use and mental health treatment specifically for women across the Wasatch Front. The center addresses substance use alongside co-occurring conditions such as chronic depression, serving women in Davis, Weber, Morgan, Salt Lake, and surrounding counties.

Services and Features

• ✓Transitional / recovery housing on site
• ✓Residential treatment available
• ✓Outpatient treatment available
• ✓Peer support / recovery coaching
• ✓Employment counseling
• ✓Housing services
• ✓Case management

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