Weber Recovery Center

Peer Connection and Skills-Building to Sustain Long-Term Recovery

This treatment philosophy is rooted in viewing clients as whole people, not simply through the lens of addiction. Using a trauma-informed, research-based model, the center creates a real-world, peer-based environment where clients learn recovery skills that go beyond clinical theory. Peer support is central to this approach, where clients work alongside individuals who have sustained their own recovery, modeling what long-term success looks like. These peer mentors bring psychoeducation, relapse prevention, and life-skills training into everyday interactions, helping clients gain confidence in their ability to recover outside of treatment

Activities to Cultivate A Healthy Lifestyle

Mind-body wellness is also important to the recovery model, offering holistic care that includes mindfulness, nutrition, and community support. The emphasis on healthy recreation provides clients with access to an in-house gym and game area (with ping-pong, pool table, air hockey, and foosball), as well as an outdoor space with a barbeque pit. These activities aren't just for downtime, but are a part of the therapeutic strategy to help clients reconnect with joy, routine, and physical well-being. This lifestyle-centered approach can play a critical role in reducing stress and promoting emotional stability throughout recovery.

Family Involvement as a Foundation for Recovery

Families are invited to be part of the healing process from the beginning. Clients can work with their therapist to include loved ones in their treatment plan, helping to address relationship dynamics that often impact long-term recovery. By fostering healthier communication and shared support, the center helps strengthen the social networks that clients will rely on after completing the program.

Patient Reviews

Some reviewers describe Weber Recovery Center as a life-changing place, often praising the caring staff, chef-prepared meals, and the supportive environment for recovery. Some note the value of private rooms and help with court and transition needs. However, some reviewers mention concerns around the treatment of patients and the facility’s physical condition, and share mixed feelings about staff professionalism and operations, describing areas where consistency and communication could improve. Overall, experiences vary, with some finding meaningful help and others noting opportunities for the program to strengthen its environment and servicing capabilities.