Maple Mountain Mental Health and Wellness

Maple Mountain Recovery helps clients heal from substance use disorders, trauma, anxiety, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and bipolar disorder through individualized, trauma-focused care. Their residential program empowers each client to create positive change in every aspect of their life. Surrounded by Utah’s natural beauty and serving a max of 16 clients, they offer a warm environment that blends evidence-based, experiential, and innovative therapies for lasting well-being.

Embrace Whole-Person Therapies

Maple Mountain embraces a holistic approach that considers all aspects of the client’s well-being, including their physical, mental, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual health. Their program integrates a diverse range of evidence-based therapies alongside experiential and innovative treatments, including individual and group therapy, medication management, experiential therapy, and functional medicine.

Build Confidence in Nature & Movement

At Maple Mountain, healing extends beyond traditional talk therapy to include equine therapy, nature outings, and indoor movement. Guided by a therapist, clients engage with horses to process trauma, build confidence, and learn coping skills. Outdoor activities like hiking and cold plunge support mood, reduce stress, and foster connection with the natural world. Indoor experiences such as yoga and boxing offer physical challenge and emotional growth—boosting focus, self-esteem, and resilience. Whether on a trail, in the water, or on the mat, these experiences provide clients with dynamic, embodied tools for recovery and self-regulation.

Settle into Comfortable, Healthy Living

Maple Mountain offers a variety of amenities to make the client's stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. These include a sauna, gym, two acres of property, organic nutritious meals, a theater room, and 24/7 staff support. Clients stay in private or shared rooms with queen-size beds, some with en suite bathrooms, and are permitted to use their cell phones.