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Information and Resources for Addiction Help in Taylorsville UT
Addiction is not a choice. Many doctors and scientists consider it a disease. Regardless, it's a serious public health issue. It undermines the well-being of families, communities, and individual addicts. The good news is that you don't have to spend your life as an addict. Addiction is highly treatable.
We’ve scoured the internet and compiled a list of drug and alcohol addiction resources in and around Taylorsville, Utah.
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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has a long and storied history. It was created by a recovering alcoholic, and since then, has helped generations of addicts get clean.
Participants work through the program's 12 steps. Commit themselves to permanent sobriety. And work to understand how their addiction has affected the people in their lives.
The program is confidential, free, and there are meetings across Taylorsville. Alcoholics may attend as frequently or infrequently as they like. A host of sobriety-oriented events and meetups are available throughout the year.
Here is a list of these meetings held in Taylorsville:
- Saturday 10:00 AM Fresh Air 12 & 12 Study 1565 Lovely Rd. Taylorsville UT 84123. This is also an open meeting, but it’s a step study. This means the group takes one of the 12 steps and reviews it each week as part of the discussion. This location isn’t far from the Taylorsville High School and Plymouth Elementary School, which makes it convenient for parents dropping their kids off to school.
Outside of Taylorsville, you’ll find several meetings in nearby Murray. Just a short two miles away, it’s a convenient location for you to find a group that fits your needs. Some of the meetings available include the following:
Sunday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 PM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
10:00 AM
Sunday Breakfast Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
10:00 AM
Cottonwood Group
Green Building
4260 S. 5th//Confluence Ave.
Murray UT 84109
This is a study group.
3:00 PM
11th Step Meditation Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
9:45 PM
Original Candlelight Young & Alive Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group is focused on young people who are addicted and is a candlelight meeting.
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Fresh Air Serenity Seekers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Nooner Discussion Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
7:30 PM
Salt Lake Christian Center
4300 S. 7oo E.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting features a speaker along with a discussion. Use the north door of the center for entrance.
8:00 PM
Stepping Stones Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Tuesday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Fresh Air Serenity Seekers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
3:00 PM
Island of Misfit Toys Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held in the big room upstairs with the wooden floor.
7:00 PM
Newcomers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group is designed for those new to AA or just starting on their recovery journey.
8:30 PM
Valleyview Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Wednesday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Fresh Air Serenity Seekers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
3:00 PM
Island of Misfit Toys Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held in the big room upstairs with the wooden floor.
6:30 PM
Wednesday Big Book Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group is a big book study, which means they go through the book a chapter at a time and discuss the topics.
Thursday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Fresh Air Serenity Seekers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
3:00 PM
Island of Misfit Toys Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held in the big room upstairs with the wooden floor.
7:00 PM
The Elevator’s Broken Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is a step study group. The participants study one step and discuss what it means or what they are supposed to do.
Friday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
Noon
Fresh Air Serenity Seekers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
3:00 PM
Island of Misfit Toys Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held in the big room upstairs with the wooden floor.
6:00 PM
Women in Sobriety Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group is designed for women only.
8:00 PM
Friday Night Young & Alive Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held upstairs and is designed for young adults.
Saturday
6:30 AM
New Beginnings Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
8:00 AM
Eye Opener Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//
W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
10:00 AM
Fresh Air Group
5095 S. 1575 W.
Murray UT 84109
This is a 12 x 12 study group with a focus on one of the 12 steps each meeting.
10:30 AM
A Vision For You Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is just for women.
12:30 PM
Beginners Luncheon Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This is a meeting designed for people who are new to AA.
7:00 PM
Old Timers’ Speakers Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group features an open speaker for each meeting.
7:00PM
Fresh Start Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W. 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This group is designed for beginners, those who want a fresh start from their alcohol addiction.
3:00 PM
Island of Misfit Toys Group
Murray Alano Club
5056 Commerce Dr. (S. 300 W.)//W 5090 S.
Murray UT 84109
This meeting is held in the big room upstairs with the wooden floor.
To find more information about an Alcoholics Anonymous group near you, click here. You can also find out about any changes to dates or times for these and other meetings. Links to a few other local programs include:
NA Meetings in Taylorsville, Utah
Narcotics Anonymous is very similar to AA. It uses the 12-step model and offers free and confidential help to addicts from all walks of life.
The program focuses on recovery from drugs. It also sponsors drug-specific spin-off programs such as Cocaine Anonymous and Pills Anonymous.
There is only one NA meeting in Taylorsville. It’s held on Monday and Thursday at 6:30 PM at E-Vin Church, 5486 South 1900 West, Taylorsville, UT 84129. It’s located not far from Texas Roadhouse and Café Rio Mexica.
While this is the only NA meeting in Taylorsville, you can find several options for AA meetings in West Valley and Murray, which are nearby.
Monday
7:30 PM
Redwood Recreation Center
3060 South Lester St. West Valley UT 84119
This is a closed meeting which uses a literature study format. This means you read a piece of NA literature and discuss its application or meaning for your addiction. The meeting is located just east of Redwood Road.
Tuesday
7:00 PM
This meeting is also held at the Redwood Recreation Center, but it’s an open meeting with a discussion format. Children are welcome, which helps parents be able to attend.
Wednesday
6:30 PM
Murray Alano Club
5056 South Commerce Drive
Murray, UT 84107
This is an open meeting with a discussion format and a speaker. Everyone is allowed to contribute, but there is also a planned speaker who will talk about their addiction or provide information about addiction in general.
Wednesday 7:00 PM
This is another meeting held at the Redwood Recreation Center in West Valley. It’s an open meeting.
Thursday 7:00 PM
Another meeting held at the Redwood Recreation Center, this is also an open group.
Friday 6:30 PM
Another open meeting held at the Redwood Recreation Center, this meeting follows a topic discussion format. A topic will be presented for that meeting, and everyone will discuss.
Saturday 2:00 PM
Also held at the Redwood Recreation Center, this is an open meeting. It has a discussion format so that everyone can participate.
To find your local NA meeting, click here. Other local resources include:
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Read Our BlogAl-Anon and Nar-Anon Meetings in Taylorsville, Utah
Addiction also infects the addict's family, friends, and even acquaintances. If you love an addict, you may spend months, years, or even decades trying to get him or her to seek treatment.
Al-Anon and Nar-Anon cater only to addicts' family members. They are mutual support programs for people whose lives have are affected by someone else drug and/or alcohol use.
There are no Al-Anon meetings right in Taylorsville, but you can find several groups within 2 or 3 miles:
Wednesday 7:00 PM
Avalon West Rehabilitation
6213 S. Redwood Road
Salt Lake City UT 84123
This is an open meeting with handicap accessibility.
Sunday 6:00 PM
Discovery Adult Children AFG
Alano Club
5056 S. Commerce Drive
Murray UT 84109 84107
This is an open meeting designed for the adult children of addicts, but anyone can attend. A second meeting is held here on Sunday nights at 8:00 PM which is a step group for anyone with an addicted family member.
Thursday 1:15 PM
Is AFG For You?
Alano Club 5056 S. Commerce Dr.
Murray UT 84109 84107
This is a beginner meeting to introduce you to Al-Anon and how it can provide support for the loved ones of addicts.
Wednesday 8:00 PM
Wednesday Nite Lost and Found AFG
Alano Club
5056 S. Commerce Dr. Murray UT 84109 84107
This is an open meeting.
Thursday 7:00 PM
Let it Begin With Me Beginners AFG
West Valley Community Center
3818 W. 4700 S.
West Valley City UT 84129
This is a beginners meeting for an introduction to Al-Anon. It’s an open meeting and anyone is welcome. It is held at the building north of the Life Church.
Friday 7:00 PM
Friday Night Serenity AFG
Miss Swendys Day School
2722 Brower Circle
West Jordan UT 84084
This is another open meeting with handicap accessibility.
You can find a Nar-Anon family group near your home by following this link.
You can find a local Al-Anon meeting that will fit your schedule here.
Drug Support Groups in Taylorsville, Utah
There is no one size fits all when it comes to recovery programs. NA is no different. NA encourages addicts to rely on a “higher power.” Some people are uncomfortable by these religious references. Others prefer a supplement to the 12 steps.
SMART Recovery uses its own list of steps to help addicts move towards long-term sobriety. As with the 12-steps models, you must complete each step. However, they are often different from AA and NA. The program is scientifically based and uses proven techniques for recovery.
There are four steps in this process, which help you take ownership of your addiction and realize you can overcome it. You can find a couple of meetings in a nearby location.
Wednesday 6:00 PM
180 E. 2100 S.
Salt Lake City UT 84115
This is a public meeting where anyone can attend. It follows a standard format. All participants introduce themselves first. Followed by about 40 to 50 minutes of discussion of a certain topic.
A second meeting is held at this location on Saturdays from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM. It has the same format and is also open to the public.
Alcohol Treatment Resources
NA, like AA, is not a perfect fit for every recovering addict. Secular Organizations for Sobriety offers online drug and alcohol support groups here. You will find alcohol treatment centers within the area as well. Many of them are outpatient facilities while others offer inpatient rehab.
When you’re abusing drugs or drinking heavily, you’re at risk of an overdose. The risk goes up if you combine two or more substances. It’s important to know what you should do if someone you love is overdosing on a drug.
You must act fast if someone is overdosing or suffering from alcohol poisoning. Both of these conditions can lead to death or severe permanent damage if not treated immediately.
You should call 911 in case of an emergency. The closest hospital in the area is St. Mark's Taylorsville Emergency Center. This facility is a stand-alone center designed to treat life-threatening and serious emergencies.
There are 10 patient exam rooms along with comprehensive imaging services and laboratory. The facility is open 24 hours a day to serve those in the nearby community. It’s located south of City Hall and Fire Station 118.
If someone is overdosing on a substance, you need to get help right away. A naloxone handheld injector or nasal spray can stop the effects of a heroin overdose if the family member has access to it.
Otherwise, the best thing to do is call 911 so that first-responders can arrive and begin administering the treatment.
If you attempt to drive someone to the hospital, you’re delaying treatment which could result in death for the overdose victim.
Some people feel that prescription medications are safer than other drugs. What they don’t realize is the amount to get high isn’t much less than the amount for an overdose.
It can happen when a person takes more of the drug to get high or when it’s used in combination with another substance, such as heroin or alcohol.
As with illicit drugs, an overdose of prescription medications requires immediate medical attention. Treatment given will depend on the type of medication that was taken in excess.
Overdose symptoms will vary based on the type of substance being used. Many times, the heart rate and breathing will become slow and shallow. However, some medications will speed up the heart rate and raise the blood pressure.
In all cases, you need to get help for a person who has overdosed on a substance as quickly as you can. The best option is to call 911 and keep the person comfortable and safe until help arrives.
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Why Seek Help for Your Addiction?
The best time to seek help for an addiction is always today. Addiction is a progressive disease, which means it only gets worse as time marches on. Seeking help now, though, maximizes your chances at long-term recovery.
Denial is a powerful symptom of addiction that can cause you to indefinitely delay getting the help you need and deserve. If you're not sure whether or not you qualify as an addict, ask yourself if the following questions. If you or someone you know answer yes to more than a handful, you may be an addict:
- Have you experienced physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms?
- Do people you love plead with you to stop using drugs?
- Do you have a previous history of addiction?
- Do you live with other addicts?
- Do you have many friends who are addicts?
- Do you live in an abusive or dysfunctional environment and use drugs to cope?
- Do you use alcohol or drugs to feel normal?
- Are you concerned you won't be able to do your job without the assistance of alcohol or drugs?
- Have you experienced drug or alcohol-related financial difficulties?
- Do you sometimes do or say things you don't remember while under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
- Have you done things you regret due to alcohol or drugs?
- Do you use drugs or alcohol around your children?
- Do you struggle to function when you're not under the influence of drugs or alcohol?
- Do you use alcohol or drugs around your children or other children in your family?
- Have you experienced drug or alcohol-related legal problems?
- Do you structure your day around when you'll get your next alcohol or drug fix?
- Do addiction or mental illness run in your family?
- Do you become violent or aggressive when you drink or use drugs?
- Have you broken the law to gain access to alcohol or drugs?
- Do you have health problems that are caused or worsened by drugs or alcohol?
- Are you mentally ill?
- Do you feel hopeless about your ability to get sober?
- Do you lie to others about your alcohol or drug use?
If the answers to these questions make you think you have an addiction, you need to seek help. You’ll need to start with detox if you’re still using to get the drug out of your system. Once you complete detox, you will need to find a rehab facility to help you deal with your addiction. As you attend therapy, you’ll learn positive ways of dealing with stress rather than using drugs.
For some, outpatient treatment may provide the assistance needed. You go to therapy for a few hours each week while you care for your family and job. Another option is inpatient rehab, which is often best for those who suffer from a long-term addiction or heavy use.
Northpoint Recovery offers a premiere solution to help addicts begin the road to recovery. We feature a facility in the Treasure Valley area, which is located in southwestern Idaho. This center is designed for people in Idaho and other areas who are seeking a way out of their addiction prison. If you live in Taylorsville, you may wonder why you should consider an out-of-state inpatient rehab center for your addiction treatment.
Reasons to Go Out of State
For many people, the primary reason to look for drug addiction help in another state is to give them a new perspective. It can be helpful to remove the person from the situation they are currently in. This means the town where they live, relationships they have been part of and away from other triggers. Just getting away can help the person focus on recovery.
You also have the ability to enjoy more confidentiality away from the people who know - and sometimes judge you. You may not want everyone to know you're going to a rehab center. Privacy is often important on such a sensitive subject.
If you choose to find a treatment center out of state, you are less likely to leave. You've invested time and effort into finding this place, and it may be more difficult to walk out, especially if someone brings you to the facility.
Reach Out for Help for Your Addiction at a Premiere Facility
Patients who come to our facility will receive an individualized treatment plan that meets their unique needs. In addition, we offer the highest staff to patient ratio in the area for more attention for those who need the extra support.
With our holistic approach, we focus on treating the whole person through healthy food prepared by a professional caterer. You can also be active through regular exercise as well as hiking in the beautiful outdoors. Take a yoga class or enjoy personal training to help you achieve personal goals.
Our inpatient addiction treatment program includes detox as well as a rehab plan. You’ll attend support groups and go through individual counseling. You’ll also get involved in the community through volunteering to give you a sense of purpose.
With our 24-hour nursing care, you can feel safe and comfortable as you begin your journey to sobriety and a new life. It can be beneficial to go out of state for drug rehab.
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