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Elevations RTC
Boarding School & Residential Treatment Center
Business Location:
2650 W. 2700 S.,
Syracuse, Utah 84075
Elevations RTC: Residential Treatment Program For Troubled Teens
The main goal of Elevations RTC is to help all teens who come our way to develop an understanding that there are solutions to the trials that complicate their lives. Through a proven model, our therapeutic care is provided in the most holistic and impassioned way possible. As a treatment center for struggling teenagers, Elevations RTC focuses primarily on promoting the positive and healthy development of adolescents through intensive therapy and comprehensive medical care. At our 90-bed facility, we offer an integrated therapeutic program, which combines group, individual and family therapies, full-time psychiatric and nursing services, college preparatory academics and robust recreational activities. Our program is accredited through JCAHO (Joint Commission), Northwest Accreditation Commission and the Utah Department of Human Services.
Specializations
Client Focus
Age(s):
- Adolesents/Teenagers (14-19)
Gender:
All
Payments
- Sliding Scale: No
- Free Face to Face Consult: Yes
- Free Phone Consult: Yes
- Payment Methods:
- *None listed
Insurance
- Out of Network: No
- Malpractice Insurance: No
Accepted Insurance Plans
Meet The Staff
David Hans - Psy.D.
Executive Director
Dr. Hans is a proven leader with over 25 years of experience in the fields of therapeutic programming and corporate management. He obtained his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology. Prior to joining the team, Dr. Hans worked with adolescents and families in therapeutic boarding schools, residential treatment programs, and private practice. Before becoming a psychologist, Dr. Hans worked for 10 years in corporate finance and investment banking. In his free time, Dr. Hans enjoys pursuing his interests in art and design as well as training for competitive obstacle course events.
Judi Jacques - M. Ed.
Associate Executive Director
Judi Jacques, M. Ed., Associate Executive Directorâ?¨ Judi joined Elevations in 1998 as a history teacher. After teaching for two years, she became the Academic Director, and helped to develop one of the best academic programs in the therapeutic boarding school for troubled youth industry. Recently, Judi accepted the position of Associate Executive Director, which has allowed her to maximize her talents and experiences with adolescents. Outside of her time at Elevations, Judi loves reading, yoga, traveling and participating in outdoor adventures with her husband and dogs.
Jennifer Wilde - L.C.S.W.
Clinical Director
Jennifer Wilde has been working with adolescents for the past twenty years, primarily in the areas of depression and anxiety, abuse and trauma, substance abuse, oppositional behaviors, and family systems difficulties. She received her Masterâ??s in Social Work from the University of Utah. Prior to joining Elevations, Jennifer worked in residential treatment (both short and long-term programs), which included private and correctional facilities. When not enjoying the rewards that her job provides, Jennifer likes to spend time outdoors gardening, backpacking, skiing, snowshoeing, hiking and canoeing with her husband and two sons. She also loves dogs, as her French Bulldog â??Thugâ? has stolen her heart for the past 13 years!
Eric Flores
Program Director
Eric was born and raised in Utah. He graduated from Ogden High School, where the faculty voted him â??most likely to be an author of fictionâ? for his impeccable storytelling abilities. While he did not become an author, Eric instead dedicated his career to helping adolescents in need, and has been doing so since 2002 as a wellness trainer and coach. When not at work, Eric teaches self-defense classes and enjoys freelance graphic design, hiking, camping, fishing, golf and skiing. He is also a devoted husband and father to his wife and boys.
Laura Burt
Admissions Director
Laura joined Elevationsâ?? boarding school for troubled youth in 1996, and has since been a force of both compassion and understanding for the 1,000+ families with whom she has worked. After moving out of a small town in Idaho, Laura ventured to Utah to continue her education. She now refers to Elevations as her second family. In her spare time, she loves reading, traveling, running and spending time with her family.
5 Star Review by:Grateful ParentJuly 30, 2014
There are not enough words to describe my overwhelming gratitude for you and your help this past year. Truly, you were the pivotal person for helping my son change course and move forward. His obvious respect and his willingness to be vulnerable are testament to your skills not only as a therapist but as a person. You have stepped into our lives and changed the course and voyage of our family and for that I am eternally grateful.
Review by:Craig RogersFebruary 2, 2020
One of the most outstanding residential treatment centers in the United States, always on the cutting edge.
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