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Corner CanyonHealth Centers
Clinical Continuum of Care

The 15-Bed WasatchFoothills Residential Sanctuary& Precision Step-Down Continuum.

Healing complex trauma, treatment-resistant depression, and co-occurring addiction requires an environment engineered for nervous system safety. From 24/7 residential stabilization to Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP), every phase pairs medical psychiatry with deep human warmth.

Full Step-Down Clinical Architecture01 → 04 Seamless Transition
STEP 01RES-24/7
Residential Inpatient
15-Bed Wasatch Foothills Sanctuary
24/7 Nursing & Psychiatry
STEP 02PHP-DAY
Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Full-Day Structured Clinical Immersion
30+ Clinical Hrs / Wk
STEP 03IOP-FLEX
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Real-World Integration & Neuro-Support
9–15 Clinical Hrs / Wk
STEP 04TRN-LIFE
Transitional Living & Alumni
Long-Term Relapse & Trauma Stabilization
12-Mo Continuum
Corner Canyon 15-Bed Wasatch Foothills Residential Lodge in Draper, Utah
Draper Foothills SanctuaryJoint Commission Gold Seal

Intimate 15-Bed Residential Lodge & Private Clinical Suites

15Beds
Intimate Residential Scale
4Cornerstones
Integrated Clinical Architecture
24/7Care Line
Direct Clinical Stewardship
01 / Interactive Level-of-Care Comparator

Compare Clinical Intensity, Structure & Fit

Select a program tier below or filter by care stage to inspect clinical hours, accommodation structure, clinical strengths, trade-offs, and patient fit indicators.

98% Fit for Acute Stabilization & Deep Root-Cause Healing30 to 60+ Days (Clinically Tailored)

Residential Inpatient Sanctuary (RTC)

24/7 Medical, Psychiatric & Deep Trauma Immersion in Our 15-Bed Draper Residence

Environment & Setting1387 E. Draper Parkway · Private & Semi-Private Alpine Suites
Weekly Clinical Hours24/7 Nursing & Residential Stewardship · 35+ Weekly Clinical Hours
Typical Length of Stay30 to 60+ Days (Clinically Tailored)

Ideal Clinical Profile

  • Complex PTSD, severe depression, or acute anxiety requiring safe stabilization
  • Co-occurring substance use and primary mental health conditions (Dual Diagnosis)
  • Clients stalled in outpatient therapy needing DNA/QEEG diagnostic clarity
  • Out-of-state professionals and adults seeking confidential geographic sanctuary
✓ Clinical StrengthsPrimary Advantages
  • ✓ Complete insulation from environmental stressors and triggers
  • ✓ Daily collaboration between psychiatrist, trauma therapist, and nursing staff
  • ✓ Intimate 15-bed community fosters psychological safety and peer dignity
Core Clinical Highlights
Comprehensive 72-hour DNA Pharmacogenetic, QEEG & metabolic diagnostic workupMultiple weekly individual sessions (EMDR, Brainspotting, ART, Somatic)In-house access to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) & Stellate Ganglion BlockChef-prepared anti-inflammatory nutrition focusing on gut-brain restorationWeekly equine therapy and guided Wasatch mountain experiential outings
○ Considerations & ScopeRTC · Level I
  • ○ Requires temporary leave from work or family duties (FMLA documentation provided)
  • ○ Highest clinical intensity prior to stepping down to day treatment
Residential Inpatient Sanctuary (RTC)RTC · Level I

24/7 Medical, Psychiatric & Deep Trauma Immersion in Our 15-Bed Draper Residence

Hours:24/7 Nursing & Residential Stewardship · 35+ Weekly Clinical Hours
Duration:30 to 60+ Days (Clinically Tailored)
✓ Complete insulation from environmental stressors and triggers
✓ Daily collaboration between psychiatrist, trauma therapist, and nursing staff
○ Requires temporary leave from work or family duties (FMLA documentation provided)
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP / Day Treatment)PHP · Level II

Full-Day Clinical Intensity with Evening Independence or Transitional Living

Hours:5–6 Days/Week · ~25–30 Hours of Structured Clinical Programming
Duration:2 to 6 Weeks Step-Down or Direct Entry
✓ Preserves high clinical density while rebuilding autonomy outside 24/7 care
✓ Seamless continuity with the same Corner Canyon clinical philosophy
○ Requires safe, trigger-free evening housing (home or transitional living)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)IOP · Level III

Flexible Half-Day Clinical Architecture Engineered Around Career & Family Life

Hours:3–5 Days/Week · 9–15 Hours of Targeted Group & Individual Care
Duration:6 to 12 Weeks
✓ Allows simultaneous career, academic, and family re-engagement
✓ Sustains therapeutic accountability during high-vulnerability transition months
○ Not designed for acute medical detox or unstabilized crisis states
Transitional Living, Family Systems & Lifetime AlumniContinuity · Level IV

Systemic Family Healing & Long-Horizon Post-Discharge Stewardship

Hours:Custom Weekly Touchpoints, Family Workshops & Alumni Gatherings
Duration:Ongoing Post-Treatment Architecture
✓ Transforms the home environment so clients don't return to unchanged dynamics
✓ Eliminates gaps in psychiatric prescriptions or therapy when flying home
○ Transitional housing availability is coordinated individually during admissions
02 / Circadian & Neuro-Restorative Rhythm

A Day in the Draper Foothills Sanctuary

Every hour inside our 15-bed sanctuary balances intensive individual psychotherapy and neuro-diagnostics with somatic movement, chef-prepared nutrition, and unhurried restorative rest.

1
07:30 AM

Circadian Sunlight, Somatic Mobility & Gut-Brain Breakfast

Gentle Wasatch morning light exposure, guided breathwork or yoga, and a chef-crafted high-protein, anti-inflammatory breakfast designed to stabilize cortisol and blood glucose.

Autonomic Awakening
2
09:00 AM

Morning Community Check-In & Neuro-Regulation Process Group

Intimate small-group gathering setting daily intentions, practicing distress-tolerance skills, and examining nervous-system states in a safe 15-bed community.

Co-Regulation & DBT/CBT
3
10:30 AM

1:1 Deep Trauma Processing or Interventional Neuro-Session

Dedicated individual appointments for EMDR, Brainspotting, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), QEEG Neurofeedback, or physician-supervised Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy.

EMDR · Brainspotting · KAP · QEEG
4
12:30 PM

Restorative Culinary Lunch & Unhurried Sanctuary Pause

Nutrient-dense seasonal dining followed by quiet reflection in the courtyard or library—allowing synaptic consolidation after deep morning clinical work.

Microbiome & Rest
5
02:00 PM

Wasatch Experiential Immersion, Equine Therapy or Specialty Track

Off-site equine-assisted psychotherapy, guided Corner Canyon trail hikes, somatic trauma release, or pharmacogenetic/psychiatric rounds.

Experiential & Somatic
6
04:30 PM

Family Systems Integration & Executive Life-Design Lab

Structured family therapy sessions, boundary mapping, relapse-prevention architecture, or integrative journaling with clinical staff.

Relational & Continuity
7
06:00 PM

Communal Alpine Dinner & Peer Connection

Warm evening meal shared in our Draper residence dining room, cultivating authentic connection free from institutional noise.

Sanctuary Community
8
08:00 PM

Evening Wind-Down, Parasympathetic Down-Regulation & Sleep Prep

Evening nursing check-in, magnesium/herbal tea ritual, low-amber architectural lighting, and guided nervous-system decompression for deep REM/slow-wave sleep.

Restorative Sleep Protocol
03 / Sanctuary Living & Family Systems

Designed like an Alpine Refuge, Staffed like a Clinical Center of Excellence

Recovery accelerates when dignity is preserved. Our Draper residence pairs executive culinary care, Wasatch canyon experiential therapy, and intensive family systems alignment.

Home-Like Draper Foothills Residence

Architectural Warmth Without Fluorescent Institutional Corridors

15 Beds Max

Nestled directly against the Wasatch mountain trails in Draper, Utah, our intimate 15-bed residence replaces hospital nurse stations with warm timber beam ceilings, natural limestone hearths, quiet reflection libraries, and panoramic canyon views.

Private and semi-private suites curated for circadian sleep restoration
1:2 clinical staff-to-client intensity for immediate emotional regulation support
Acoustic zoning that protects neuro-divergent and trauma-sensitive nervous systems

Executive Chef Nutritional Psychiatry

Gut-Brain Axis Repair & Micronutrient Repletion

100% Whole-Food

Because 90% of serotonin receptors reside in the enteric nervous system, our private executive chef collaborates with our medical team to craft anti-inflammatory, neuro-restorative menus informed by each resident’s blood and gut-brain biomarker panels.

Amino-acid and omega-3 rich culinary protocols supporting neurotransmitter synthesis
Zero ultra-processed sugars or inflammatory seed oils that spike cortisol
Communal dining table rituals that rebuild safe social co-regulation

Equine & Wasatch Canyon Experiential Therapy

Somatic Nervous System Reset in Alpine Nature

4,800 Ft Elev.

Trauma lives in subcortical body memory long after cognitive insight occurs. Residents engage in weekly equine-assisted psychotherapy, guided Corner Canyon trail hikes, breathwork, and somatic movement to restore vagal tone.

Equine-assisted relational mirroring for boundary and attachment repair
Guided hiking, red-rock mindfulness, and cold/heat somatic contrast protocols
Expressive art, sound therapy, and trauma-informed restorative yoga

Family Systems & Relational Architecture

Healing the Ecosystem Around the Individual

Weekly 1:1 + Group

Sustainable recovery requires transforming the home environment a client returns to. Our licensed marriage and family therapists facilitate weekly family therapy, boundary coaching, and neuro-education workshops.

Dedicated weekly family systems sessions via secure telehealth or on-campus
Caregiver psychoeducation on brain-based trauma, SGB, and Ketamine integration
Structured discharge and relapse-prevention blueprint co-authored with loved ones