Engage Young Adult Transitions is excited to announce the opening of its third house, further increasing its capacity to support young adults striving for greater independence and emotional well-being. The new house will bring Engage’s overall capacity to 18 young adults, providing more opportunities for those needing comprehensive clinical services and support.
The third house and Engage’s existing houses will increase office space for our comprehensive team, which consists of experienced therapists, case managers, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, a registered nurse, and a nutritionist. The team's close proximity allows for stronger connections with the young adults, fostering a sense of safety and support that enhances their therapeutic progress and personal growth.
“With this new addition, we’re enhancing our ability to provide customized care,” said Jack Hinman, Psy.D., Co-Founder and Executive Director. “Our goal is to create an environment where young adults feel supported and connected every step of the way.”
The third house will also allow Engage to better support young adults in the community by creating a more robust therapeutic environment. With the offices for Engage's comprehensive team located directly in the houses, the team is better equipped to understand the day-to-day needs of its young adults and respond with tailored, real-time support, fostering a more profound sense of connection and therapeutic engagement.
About Engage Young Adult Transitions:
Engage Young Adult Transitions is a therapeutic community located footsteps away from Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, and minutes away from the mountains. Engage’s purpose is to provide therapeutic support for young adults struggling with attachment distress and relational trauma that often creates emotional and relational challenges. These challenges may be depression, anxiety, loneliness, and lack of purpose. Engage’s therapists and certified life coaches are driven by principles of attachment while understanding the developmental needs of young adults. Through Engage’s therapeutic guidance and life coaching, one can better experience stronger emotional connections and develop new responses to familiar relationship challenges. For more information please contact admissions at (435) 703-1189.