Odyssey House of Utah, a non-profit substance abuse treatment organization established in 1971, offers specialized residential programs for families affected by addiction. Their award-winning program (31-time Best of State winner) includes unique facilities for single parents with children—providing dedicated spaces for single mothers or pregnant women with their children, and the state's only residential facility for single fathers with children, established in 2005. The organization accepts children from newborn to 11 years old, allowing families to remain together during the recovery process. This family-centered approach creates a safe environment where children can rebuild attachment and heal from trauma while parents receive treatment. The comprehensive program begins with thorough individual assessments to create tailored treatment plans addressing each family's specific needs. A professional team of certified addiction specialists, counselors, mental health professionals, and psychiatric providers delivers trauma-informed care through structured individual, group, and family therapy sessions. The program addresses both substance misuse and co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. While parents participate in treatment, children receive specialized childcare, with school-aged children attending local elementary schools and receiving afternoon daycare services. Residential treatment typically lasts 6-9 months, with a strong emphasis on developing healthy routines, life skills, and parenting abilities. Families engage in educational sessions, vocational preparation, physical fitness, and activities designed to strengthen parent-child relationships. As the largest comprehensive addiction program in Utah, Odyssey House provides a complete continuum of care, including outpatient services, sober living arrangements, housing assistance, and an alumni community. Their Martindale Clinic location coordinates medical care and medication-assisted treatment when needed. This Joint Commission accredited facility accepts Medicaid and most major insurance providers, fulfilling their mission to provide accessible, quality treatment services for individuals seeking recovery and improved lives.