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“I know based on my experience that your life can change.” – Mike’s Addiction Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest program graduate, Mike T. Wasatch Crest program graduate, Mike T., shared his story of addiction recovery. You can watch and read his full narrative below. Hi, my name’s Mike, and I’m a Wasatch Crest alumni. I’d like to share my story with you. I’m from Birmingham, Alabama. Roll tide. I’m the youngest […]

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Wasatch Crest Team Member Joins the Project Recovery Podcast

Wasatch Crest admissions representative, Trevor Butterfield, and his wife, Amanda, join the Project Recovery podcast to talk about their experiences in recovery and how they fought for their sobriety following relapse. You can listen to the full podcast below. ADDICTION RECOVERY AT WASATCH CREST With a continuum of care that spans men-only and women-only residential

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“I can move forward…to create a life beyond my wildest dreams.” – Kevin’s Addiction Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest program graduate, Kevin S.  Wasatch Crest program graduate, Kevin S., shared his story of addiction recovery. You can read his full narrative below. Factors That Lead To My Addiction I had it pretty good as a kid, or so I thought. I was raised in Utah County in the Latter-day Saints church

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“I’m living a life I only dreamed of.” – Trevor’s Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest Admissions Coordinator Trevor Butterfield Wasatch Crest admissions representative, Trevor Butterfield, shared his story of addiction recovery with us. You can read his narrative below.  MY BACKGROUND I was born in Orem, Utah in 1991. My parents were high school sweethearts, they got married and I was their firstborn child. When I was

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“I absolutely love my life.” – Ed’s Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest Admissions Coordinator Ed Manion Wasatch Crest admissions representative and program graduate Ed Manion shares his story of addiction recovery. You can watch him tell his story and read his narrative below. My name is Ed Manion. I’m an admissions coordinator here at Wasatch Crest and in honor of National Recovery Month, I

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“I can’t stop talking about how good my life is.” — Aspen’s Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest Program Graduate, Aspen M. Wasatch Crest program graduate, Aspen M., shares her story of recovery. You can watch her tell her story and read her inspiring narrative below. My name is Aspen, and I am a Wasatch Crest program graduate. My childhood was normal. I had a white picket fence family until

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“I realized that I could have a normal life.” — Randy’s Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest team member, Randy W. Wasatch Crest team member, Randy W., shared his addiction recovery story with us. You can read his full narrative below.  I’ve been using since I was seven years old. I grew up around bikers. As a kid, I stole booze, smoked weed, and sold them both. In high

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“I’m in the best mind space of my entire life.” — Livy’s Recovery Story

By Wasatch Crest Program Graduate, Livy Livy, a Wasatch Crest graduate, shared her recovery story with us. Read her inspiring narrative below. I had a lot of childhood trauma, and I started using substances at a really young age. I began taking pills at eleven years old, drinking at twelve years old, using heroin at

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