New Focus Academy, a co-ed residential program for neurodiverse teenagers, is a proud sponsor and supporter of the Autism Symposium. Along with sponsorship, New Focus will also be speaking too.

The Autism Symposium was created in order to bring more awareness to the increasing need for services for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and to facilitate conversations on the most pertinent topics regarding these students and their families. The Symposium is in late April in Asheville, NC, and New Focus Academy is excited to connect with families, colleagues, and other organizations whose shared focus is to guide neurodiverse students to personal growth and measured success. The Autism Symposium features workshops by leading experts in the field and an informative panel discussion, as well as collaboration with like-minded colleagues within the industry.

New Focus Academy has always and continues to be a supportive member of the neurodiverse community. As a treatment program, its focus is to make sure that up-to-date, research-based practices to better serve our students. Our team works with our students to find the evidence-based approaches that will help to build confidence, social growth, and motivation to become productive and self-sufficient. With the help of the New Focus Academy and programs such as the Autism Symposium, an additional goal is bringing awareness of top treatment approaches and research-based training and insights that will continue to aid professionals that serve this population.

 About New Focus Academy

 New Focus Academy is a therapeutic residential treatment program for adolescents ages 12-18 with neurodevelopmental challenges. Located in Heber City, Utah, just outside of Salt Lake City, New Focus Academy prepares struggling teens for a purpose-filled, independent life. New Focus Academy creates an environment of success using a positive reinforcement approach and empowering students to take small steps leading to big changes and overall wellness.

Learn more about New Focus Academy’s program and how it can help your child. Visit https://newfocusacademy.com or call (435) 383-4369.