Ardu Recovery Center

Ardu Recovery Center is an addiction treatment center in Salt Lake City, UT. The facility provides social detox, residential rehab, and outpatient programs, with same-day admissions available and 24/7 supervised detox. It serves men and women of all ages, including those with chronic relapses, chemical addictions, chronic pain, and co-occurring disorders, and welcomes patients from across the United States.

The center is CARF-certified and combines evidence-based medical treatments with holistic therapies. Residential treatment includes individual counseling, group therapy, and behavioral therapy, while flexible outpatient programs allow clients to return home each day. The facility evaluates co-occurring mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, and offers dual diagnosis treatment. Its amenities include a VibroAcoustic lounge for meditation, a float spa, oxygen therapy, and a blend of essential amino acids, electrolytes, and multivitamins to restore the brain's reward center. Therapeutic approaches range from dialectical behavior therapy and motivational interviewing to family systems, trauma-informed care, exercise therapy, art therapy, and sound therapy. The center is located against the Wasatch Mountains, a setting intended to reduce stress and remove urban triggers, and incorporates outdoor and experiential activities into its residential program. The name Ardu comes from the Irish Gaelic word for "rise up."

The center is located at 1053 W 1020 S in Provo, about 0.2 miles from the Sunset neighborhood, 0.3 miles from Veterans Memorial Highway and Footprinter Park, 0.4 miles from Powerline Park #2, 0.6 miles from the Lakewood neighborhood, and 0.6 miles from Big Dry Creek.

Ardu Recovery Center holds a rating of 4.70 based on 83 reviews, reflecting a strong local reputation and a steady record of repeat and referred customers. The executive director, Drew Redd, leads the facility, and content is reviewed by Mina Draskovic, B.Psy. Staff member Todd, who started as support staff in 2020, moved into case management and admissions, bringing empathy drawn from personal experience. The center emphasizes teaching healthy coping mechanisms to help residents maintain recovery after leaving the facility.