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About Pathways Wholeness Center
Pathways Wholeness Center, known clinically as Pathways Real Life Recovery, has spent more than 18 years building a customized model of addiction and mental health treatment in Utah. The residential campus in Glenwood, on Sevier County’s east-central plain, occupies a secluded setting that the program describes as private and safe, designed specifically for clients ready to step away from daily life and focus on recovery.
Pathways offers a full continuum of care. Medical detox is the entry point for clients managing withdrawal, with the program prescribing buprenorphine (Suboxone) and naltrexone (Vivitrol) to support medication-assisted treatment. From there, clients can step into 24-hour residential treatment in dedicated men’s or women’s recovery residences, transition into partial-hospitalization day treatment, and continue with intensive outpatient or general outpatient programming. Sober living homes provide a supportive bridge for clients ready to resume work or school while protecting their sobriety.
Clinically, the program is built on measurement-based care, with patients completing structured assessments that clinicians review during encounters to refine each treatment plan. Therapies blend cognitive behavioral therapy with group sessions, art therapy, meditation, fitness activities, skill-building, and outdoor experiential work that takes advantage of the surrounding Utah landscape. Dual diagnosis services are integrated for the many clients whose addiction is intertwined with anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, or unresolved trauma, and Pathways offers dedicated LGBTQ+ counseling.
Medical Director Dr. Terrell L. Sellers, MD, brings more than 30 years of medical experience to the program. Pathways is Joint Commission accredited, accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay, and reports being in-network with most major insurance plans. The program serves both teens and adults across its levels of care, with court-ordered referrals, veterans, and pregnant women among the populations the team accommodates.
- Joint Commission accreditation ensures medical detox protocols meet national standards
- 24-hour medical supervision with on-site Medical Director Dr. Terrell L. Sellers, MD
- Private, secluded location in scenic Glenwood providing confidential withdrawal management
- Comprehensive dual diagnosis detox for co-occurring mental health conditions
- Full continuum from medical detox through residential and outpatient programs