New Vista - Wasatch Behavioral Health

New Vista Day Treatment & Outpatient Services

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. We also have NOJOS-certified therapists that can provide sex-specific treatment.

Beginning Services

To be admitted into New Vista Day Treatment or New Vista Outpatient services, a referral is required. Please read eligibility and referral information below.

Eligibility & Payment of Services

New Vista Day Treatment

Youth must be in middle school or high school.
Must be enrolled in the Provo School District (PSD). If currently living outside of the PSD, you will need to apply to PSD and be accepted. Please talk to New Vista supervisor for instructions on this process.
If PSD accepts you while you are in New Vista Day Treatment, you will be required to return to your home school district once treatment is completed.
Must have Medicaid.
Receive individual, family, and group therapy.
Skills development and case management services.
Constant staff supervision.
Trauma track: Youth who have experienced trauma such as abuse, neglect, adoption issues, domestic violence and then act out in unhealthy behaviors such as self-harm, unhealthy relationships, running away, skipping school, etc.
NOJOS track: Youth who have behaved in sexual misconduct and are recommended and/or court-ordered to participate in NOJOS levels 3-4.
Traditional Medicaid covers the cost of services. Other types of Medicaid (Fee For Service) only cover part of the cost.
Youth in DCFS custody need to have an MSA/PSA. Please talk with the admissions team to verify eligibility.

DAY TREATMENT HOURS

New Vista Outpatient

Youth ages 5+.
Outpatient treatment, including individual and family therapy.
Trauma-focused treatment to help with trauma issues such as abuse, neglect, adoption issues, domestic violence, etc.
NOJOS: Youth who have engaged in sexual misconduct and are recommended and/or court-ordered to participate in NOJOS levels 1-2.
Must have Medicaid.
Youth in DCFS custody need to have an MSA/PSA. Please talk with the admissions team to verify eligibility.

OUTPATIENT HOURS

The Referral Process

Send referral email to: referrals-new-vista@wasatch.org
All referrals will be screened by the New Vista Admissions Team; however, a referral does not guarantee admission to the program.
Referrals for day treatment will be screened in person by a New Vista therapist.
Referrals for outpatient may be screened over the phone or in-person by a New Vista therapist.

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Providing NOJOS Services

The Utah Network on Juveniles Obtaining Safety (NOJOS) is a standard-setting body that has been actively involved in developing the standard of care for the assessment, treatment, and supervision of youth who have engaged in sexual misconduct or sexually abusive behavior. For more information, please click here