Our Mission:

MATR, Inc., is a private, non-profit corporation focusing on assisting individuals
addicted to drugs, alcohol and/or human behaviors, which cause a less than
successful life experience, to understand themselves and to gain tools for
healing. We also frequently work with individuals experiencing co-existing
diagnosis. MATR strives to remain appraised of the most current and effective
methods of holistic treatment available. It is MATR’s intent to provide the best
professionally, clinically, and morally sound modalities for healing possible to
assist troubled clients and their families in improving their quality of life.

Addiction and mental health dis-orders have a tendency to create chaos in lives.
MATR teaches that whenever a problem exists, the answer can be found within
the individual involved. Therefore, MATR works to, first of all, assist each client
to believe that "there is hope" and then teach each client the skills to discover
themself and thereafter, the answers which lie within.

MATR, Inc. strives to maintain a sense of individuality with each client and staff
member to facilitate an atmosphere that embraces a healing environment in
which each person is taught to honor self and others, a milieu where
expectations for change and growth weave a tapestry of health from without to
within.

MATR’s philosophy dictates that each client is considered to have the potential
to savor heightened joy, confident self worth, and undeniable self control. MATR
seeks to provide clients with enhanced ability to apply mastered skills of self-
sufficiency, emotional well being, and sufficient social expertise to provide
expanded opportunity to experience security through his/her own self
actualization. MATR works with local communities and families in pursuing
resolution to the vital concerns experienced in communities where MATR clients
reside.

MATR’s mission is holistic change.

A Brief History of MATR:

MATR was founded in June of 1993 by Linda Dimmick and Janey Marvin. MATR
began first with Youth Corrections and Division of Child and Family Services. In
1997, MATR opened it's first adult facility, obtaining state licensure for both
mental health and substance abuse. Licenses have varied some over the years,
sometime including domestic violence and treatment for youth, and sometimes
focusing only on services for the abuse of substances. Currently, MATR's
services are being provided at the "old Sanpete Valley Hospital" in Mt. Pleasant,
Utah, 265 N. State (Hwy 89).

LandJ Media, a sister to MATR, is focuses on creating, providing, selling and
teaching media for the purpose of self knowledge and self healing. Workshops
are available for the general public to access the training of materials such as
those being taught at MATR. CD's, books and DVD's are also available.

To contact Landj Media to schedule workshops or to purchase media,
please call (435) 462-4454 or (435) 851-2781, 851-2783, 851-4415. Thank

LandJ Media now has a YouTube channel. It is youtube.choiceofchange.self
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