Tooele Opioid Response Network

Support for Community Members

If you or someone you know is currently experiencing substance or opioid use disorder, the Tooele Opioid Response Network (TORN) can help connect you with local, state and national resources for assistance. Some resources include opioid and/or substance use disorder prevention, treatment and recovery, mental health concerns, suicide prevention, local emergency housing, and more.*

The information found within this site has been organized by topic of interest/need. Please visit the topic that is most helpful to you, and contact us for more information if you are still in need.

*Please note, all resources are provided as referrals only and may not be available or appropriate in all circumstances.

Substance Use Disorder Treatment & Recovery Programs

	Outpatient Treatment	In-Patient Treatment	Medication-Assisted Treatment
Alpine Academy Residential Treatment 800-244-1113		Yes	Yes *
Bonneville Family Practice 435-248-0333	Yes		Yes
Pathways Real Life Recovery 435-315-2199	Yes	Yes
Teen Challenge Utah Residential 435-843-5602		Yes	Yes *
Utah Department of Health Violence & Injury Prevention Program Stop the Opidemic 888-222-2542	Yes
University of Utah Stansbury Clinic 801-583-2500	Yes
University of Utah Stansbury Clinic Neuropsychiatric Institute 801-583-2500			Yes
Valley Behavioral Health 435-843-3520	Yes	Yes	Yes
Warrior Spirit Recovery Center/ Nat-su Healthcare 435-850-1908	Yes		Yes
Young People in Recovery 435-255-9518	Recovery Support Services Only

*Client Services Only

Community Resources & Classes

• Mindfulness & Meditation, A Weekly Practice: Live, virtual mindfulness classes. Free, every Tuesday at 7:00 pm (MT). Register at bit.ly/mindfulnessandmeditationweekly.
• Cognitive Strategies for Pain: A free, educational series in applying cognitive strategies in relation to pain. Schedule TBA
• Pain Education & Community Empathy: A free, monthly, community support group for those suffering with or caring for someone suffering with pain. Each session discusses tools to deal with pain and offers peer support. Walk-in, first Wednesday of Every Month, 11:00 am (MT) - Tooele Senior Center
• Naloxone Training: Be prepared to administer naloxone if you suspect an opioid overdose. Training available upon request.
• Harm Reduction Training: Evidence-based best practices for harm and stigma reduction surrounding substance use disorder. Understanding what SUD/OUD is and how to support others experiencing the disorder can improve treatment and recovery outcomes and create healthier communities. Training available quarterly, and on request.
• Peer Support Services: Find local peer support through a variety of programs (see above for Tooele County resources).

Printable Resources

• Tooele County Community Resource Directory
• Tooele County Opioid Use Disorder Resource Guide (Coming Soon)
• Emergency Funding Recovery Aid Referral Form

Federal & State Resources

• RCORP-TA: Harm Reduction Laws in the United States
• RCORP-TA: Becoming a Certified Peer Support Specialist
• RCORP-TA: How to Build Your Own Peer-to-Peer Recovery Center from the Ground Up
• SAMHSA: Opioid Overdose Prevention ToolKit (English & Spanish)
• RCORP-TA: Rural Community Action Guide: Building Stronger, Healthy Drug-Free Rural Communities
• RCORP-TA: Community Opioid Misuse Toolbox
• RCORP-TA: Mothering and Opioids Toolkit: Addressing Stigma – Acting Collaboratively | RCORP

Contact TROHC

Please complete our information request form if you would like to learn more about TROHC or substance/opioid use disorder harm reduction, or to receive resources by mail.