Engage Young Adult Transitions has expanded its clinical team with the addition of Rye Fox, CSW, as an Addictions Counselor. This new role reflects Engage’s commitment to providing a high level of clinical support within a community-based treatment setting, enhancing the integrative care available to young adults navigating complex emotional and developmental challenges.
Rye brings specialized training and experience in addressing both substance use and process addictions—issues that frequently overlap with the mental health needs of young adults. Her role bridges an important gap between clinical therapy and addictions support, allowing for a more comprehensive approach that integrates recovery, emotional regulation, and skill development within daily life at Engage.
“Adding Rye to our team expands the depth of our clinical resources and strengthens the support available to each young adult,” said Dr. Jack Hinman, Founder and Admissions Director at Engage. “It reinforces our mission to create a therapeutic community where clinical sophistication meets real-world practice, helping young adults build connection, independence, and health.”
About Engage Young Adult Transitions:
Engage Young Adult Transitions is a therapeutic community situated just steps away from Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, and minutes from the surrounding mountains. Engage provides clinical support for young adults, ages 17 to 27, who are navigating challenges related to depression, anxiety, trauma, neurodiversity, executive functioning, and avoidance. Engage’s clinically sophisticated team of clinicians is driven by a deep understanding of the developmental and clinical needs of young adults, particularly the relational and emotional challenges they face. Through consistent clinical support and life coaching, Engage helps young adults grow in connection, independence, and overall health.