Aspire Academy is a “High Needs Mental Health Program” for adolescent females ages 12-17. Most of our clients are in DHS/DCFS/JJS custody of the State of Utah who require intensive psychiatric, behavioral, medical, and other structured rehabilitative interventions as well as continuous monitoring.
Typical problem areas addressed include: family disruption, self-harm, suicidal behaviors, running away, multiple placements, substance abuse, and a history of trauma (physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, domestic violence).
Phone: (801) 852-2138
GIANT Steps is a day-treatment program for preschool-aged children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder either before or at the time of assessment. Our unit has six classrooms with a capacity of 12 children, serving a total of 72 preschoolers and their families (Medicaid & non-Medicaid). We have partnerships with the Alpine, Nebo, and Provo School Districts to provide Special Education services for our students. This relationship allows us to run our program in a typical school environment.
Our program runs Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. We follow the school district schedule throughout the school year but continue our program until the end of June. During the month of July, we provide a summer program so children are able to continue working on the things they have learned during the school year.
Phone: (801) 226-5437
Multiple Locations: See web page
New Vista offers both day treatment and outpatient services to youth with a traumatic history. Typical traumatic events include physical / sexual/ emotional abuse, neglect, adoption issues, domestic violence, and family separation. When unaddressed, these issues can come out in the form of unhealthy/illegal/dangerous behaviors. We attempt to address the underlying trauma.
Phone: (801) 375-9226
School Based Services are offered in 90+ schools in the Alpine, Nebo and Provo School Districts in Utah County and Wasatch County. There are two types of programs offered in School Based Services:
(1) Site-Based (Special Education classes)
(2) Onsite services in high-risk population schools.
Phone: (801) 852-3805
Various Locations: See webpage
The mission of the Stride Program is to provide useful strategies for children and their families who are experiencing social, emotional, and behavioral problems due to mental illness and emotional challenges.
The program provides a safe, structured, nurturing, challenging, and engaging environment (1) where children can develop the necessary strategies to feel accepted, confident, and successful at home, school, and in the community.
Phone: (801) 319-1142
Location:
1165 E 300 N
Provo, UT 84606
The Xcel Program provides a high quality afterschool program for adolescents with mental health disorders, behavior problems, and delays in social and daily living skills. The curriculum will be based on the specific needs of the group participants and will include such skills as: anger management, stress management, emotional coping, problem solving, social interaction and getting along with others.
Phone: (801) 377-1213
Location:
Provo Family Clinic
1165 E 300 N
Provo, UT 84606
Vantage Point is a short term (48 hours, may be extended for homeless youth); voluntary facility where youth ages 12-17 (10, 11 year olds under certain circumstances) can come for a safe place. When youth are runaways, having conflict at home, high-risk, homeless, etc., they can find refuge at Vantage Point.
Phone: (801) 373-2215
Location:
1189 E 300 N
Provo, UT 84606
Vantage Point is a short term (48 hours, may be extended for homeless youth); voluntary facility where youth ages 12-17 (10, 11 year olds under certain circumstances) can come for a safe place. When youth are runaways, having conflict at home, high-risk, homeless, etc., they can find refuge at Vantage Point. We now have two Vantage Point facilities to better serve the families in our community–the original Vantage Point in Provo and Vantage Point North in American Fork.
Phone: (385) 268-5090
Location:
947 N 880 E
American Fork, UT 84003
Our family clinics operate similar to a medical office and offer many services to meet the needs of children, youth, adults, and families who are experiencing behavioral health issues.
Services include:
Individual/Group/Family Therapy
Case Management
Medication Management
Nursing Services
Peer Support
Psychological Testing
Skills Development & Behavior Management
Specialized groups such as Domestic Violence treatment, Parenting
Phone: (801) 373 – 4760
Various Locations: Please see webpage.
What if I don't have Medicaid & have private insurance instead?
Check out our Mountain Peaks program. Mountain Peaks Counseling is a program of WBH for individuals with private insurance (NOT on Medicaid) or for those who would like to pay cash. Mountain Peaks Counseling is staffed with therapists who are committed to providing quality individual, marital, and family therapy and medication management. We also have contracts and grants available to pay for specific services, however they require an eligibility check. Please call Mountain Peaks to find out eligibility & availability.
Contact Us - Main Offices
In Utah County
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750 N. Freedom Blvd.
Provo, UT 84601
- (801) 373-4760
In Wasatch County
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55 S 500 E
Heber, UT 84032
- (435) 654 -3003