Alpine Centers Addiction and Mental Health Healing
Alpine Centers
Behavioral Health Treatment in Salt Lake City
Compassionate Care. Lifelong Results.
Medical
Outpatient Detox for Alcohol and Opiates
Mental Health
CBT/DBT In Person and Online
Addiction
Outpatient Group and Individual Therapy
Continuing Care Program in Salt Lake City
Ongoing recovery support designed to help you stay accountable, connected, and on track after treatment.
Ongoing Support
Relapse Prevention Focused
Clinician-Led Groups
What Is a Continuing Care Program?
A continuing care program (often referred to as aftercare or recovery support) provides ongoing guidance and accountability after completing a primary treatment program.
At Alpine Centers, our continuing care services help individuals maintain sobriety, strengthen coping strategies, and stay connected to a supportive recovery community.
Why Continuing Care Is Critical for Long-Term Recovery
- Reduces relapse risk
- Reinforces recovery strategies
- Provides accountability
- Builds long-term support systems
- Structured group sessions
- Peer support and connection
- Clinician-led guidance
- Relapse prevention focus
What to Expect from Our Recovery Support Groups?
Who Should Join Continuing Care?
✔ Completed treatment (IOP, PHP, residential)
✔ Seeking ongoing recovery support
✔ Want accountability and structure
✔ Navigating early sobriety
Continuing Care & Recovery Support in Salt Lake City
We provide continuing care and aftercare support services to individuals in:
- Salt Lake City
- Taylorsville
- West Valley City
- Murray
- Sandy
What is a continuing care program?
A continuing care program provides ongoing support after treatment, helping individuals maintain recovery through structured group sessions and relapse prevention strategies.
Is continuing care the same as aftercare?
Yes. Continuing care is a modern term for aftercare and includes ongoing recovery support, accountability, and relapse prevention services.
How often do continuing care groups meet?
Most groups meet weekly, though frequency may vary based on individual needs and program structure.