The Next Right Thing in Recovery

About The Next Right Thing in Recovery

The Next Right Thing in Recovery is a recovery housing and treatment provider headquartered in West Jordan, Utah, running programs and a residential address across Salt Lake County. It was founded in 2023 by Cate Ockey, a certified peer support specialist.

A West Jordan Recovery Housing and Treatment Provider

The Next Right Thing in Recovery pairs a licensed treatment center with an independent nonprofit, The Right Thing in Recovery, built around one mission: connecting the gap between being sober and living sober. The organization runs day treatment, intensive outpatient and general outpatient programming, case management, and court-ordered classes for DUI, domestic violence and parenting, alongside its housing.

A Peer Connection Clubhouse

The nonprofit side of the organization runs a free Peer Connection Clubhouse, open during business hours as a substance-free space for socializing and recreational activity. It gives clients and residents a place to spend structured time outside of clinical appointments, built and staffed separately from the for-profit treatment side.

Founded on Finance and Peer Support Experience

Cate Ockey founded the organization in 2023 after more than 15 years in finance, combined with certification as a peer support specialist and personal recovery experience. That background shows up in the organization's emphasis on adulting skills, financial literacy and life skills training as part of its treatment model, not as an afterthought to clinical care.

Housing Partnerships Across Salt Lake County

The Next Right Thing in Recovery describes active partnerships with landlords and employers open to working with people in recovery, including those with a felony history. Combined with its Taylorsville residential address, that network gives clients a path from clinical treatment into stable, independent housing.

About The Next Right Thing in Recovery

Based in West Jordan, the organization sits within Salt Lake County's dense residential and treatment corridor, with quick access to Taylorsville, Murray and the rest of the Wasatch Front's core cities and services.

Reaching The Next Right Thing in Recovery

Anyone considering this organization's housing or treatment services should ask how its outpatient tiers connect to its residential and clubhouse programming, what current fees and intake requirements look like, and how its landlord and employer partnerships apply to a specific situation.