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Treatment and Recovery Resources in Utah
We do not have verified local provider listings for Utah yet. That means we have nothing confirmed to publish — not that no services exist in the state. The resources below cover Utah today.
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What to look for in Utah
These guides explain what each type of service involves and what to ask a program, whether you search within Utah or nearby states.
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Peer support available in Utah
The organizations below operate nationwide, including in Utah, and publish their own local meeting directories.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
A worldwide fellowship offering free peer-support meetings for anyone who wants to stop drinking, with in-person and online meeting directories.
Official websiteNarcotics Anonymous (NA)
A global, non-profit fellowship of people for whom drugs had become a major problem, offering free peer-support meetings and literature.
Official websiteSMART Recovery
Free, science-based mutual-support meetings using cognitive behavioral and motivational tools for substance use and other addictive behaviors.
Official websiteAl-Anon Family Groups
Peer support for the family members and friends of someone with a drinking problem, including in-person and online meetings.
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