Balance House provides specialized inpatient treatment for young adult men struggling with substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions in a serene setting near Utah's Wasatch mountains. Their distinctive approach integrates traditional therapy with creative and hands-on activities—including music mixing, writing, digital art, and engine construction—to create a comprehensive healing experience that prepares clients to thrive beyond treatment. The program begins with a unique tradition: each client receives and personalizes a longboard upon arrival, later enjoying moonlit rides down Provo Canyon. Treatment encompasses nutritional guidance, exercise regimens, sleep management, interpersonal connection, diagnostic assessments, family involvement, and medication-assisted treatment when appropriate. Recreational activities form a core component of Balance House's therapeutic approach, fostering social stability through seasonal outdoor adventures like camping, hiking, biking, skiing, and snowboarding. The program also incorporates longboarding, boating, and paddle boarding, with some therapy sessions conducted on the lake. Clients reside in shared bedrooms, have access to an on-site recreation room, attend sporting events, and can join client sports teams. Balance House operates as an out-of-network provider, working with some insurance plans while also accepting private payment. The typical treatment duration is four months, providing sufficient time for meaningful change and sustained recovery.