[BOUNTIFUL, UT, 09/24/2015]—Renaissance Ranch Outpatient, one of Sandy’s most trusted providers of rehabilitation for people suffering from addiction, offers a comprehensive residential treatment program. The program is carefully designed for patients requiring intensive and highly supervised care and attention.

More on the Program

Renaissance Ranch Outpatient offers the residential program on top their outpatient treatment. For the initial assessment, the organization’s staff will make a recommendation on the level of care required by the patient. If the assessment notes that the patient will need intensive care for long-term sobriety, they will then proceed to the gender-specific program of the residential care.

The program for men is located in Bluffdale, while the shelter for women is in St. George. Renaissance Ranch Outpatient explains that the program typically lasts 5 months (60 days in the facility and 90 days of aftercare).

The Integration of Christian Values

Renaissance Ranch Outpatient says that their unique approach to treatment and recovery has its foundation in the Christian faith. With this, they incorporate the use of a 12-step program with principles found in the Gospel. The goal of the integration of Christian values is to help not only the patient, but also the family. This is possible through the reestablishment of peace at home.

About Renaissance Ranch Outpatient

Renaissance Ranch Outpatient is a provider of outpatient substance abuse treatments. The center is known for integrating Christian values into their various treatments and programs. Part of their unique approach to recovery is delegating rehabilitation professionals who have first-hand experience in the battle with addiction. Renaissance Ranch Outpatient is currently under the leadership of Clinical Director Davel Callister. Mr. Callister is a graduate of the University of Utah. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Social Work. In the past, Mr. Callister worked with youth, adults, and families suffering the consequences of addiction through programs such as LifeLine for Youth in facilities like Lakeview Hospital and the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI).

To learn more about the organization, visit http://www.renaissanceoutpatient.com.