Red Mountain Sedona proudly marks its tenth anniversary of providing life-changing experiences for young adults seeking mental health treatment in a supportive, mindfulness-based community. Since welcoming its first student a decade ago, over 600 young adults have engaged in transformative healing and personal growth journeys with the Red Mountain community. Throughout this decade, the dedicated team has consistently offered exceptional care and support, creating a unique community environment where students can thrive. Red Mountain staff and community celebrated the anniversary on campus and are hosting a special lunch at the 2024 YATA Conference.
Founders Josh and Maureen White shared, "We are deeply grateful to every family, friend, staff member (current and past), referent, and program that has contributed to our success. We extend a heartfelt thank you to Mary Hickey and Molly McGinn for trusting us with our first student. We also remember those no longer with us but whose contributions were invaluable, especially Donna White and Patrick Dummigan. Their spirit and dedication continue to inspire us every day."
They added, "One of the greatest gifts we've received, other than the honor of seeing students heal, has been getting to know our remarkable staff. We are particularly grateful to our stalwart #2, Ryan, who has stepped into a leadership role unlike anyone ever has. We're so lucky to have him and our senior leadership team carrying our mission and vision forward every day."
The entire Red Mountain Sedona team deeply appreciates the support and trust from all the families, friends, colleagues, mental health professionals, and the educational community that has played a vital role in this program's success. To schedule a tour of Red Mountain Sedona or to learn more about the experienced services the team can provide young adults and their families, please contact admissions at (855) 998-5272 or by emailing info@redmountainsedona.com.
About Red Mountain Sedona:
Red Mountain Sedona is an all-gender independent living program in Sedona, AZ, designed for young adults who haven’t met their life goals. Our areas of focus include anxiety, depression, trauma, substance/process addictions, and neurodivergence. Through a multidisciplinary approach incorporating evidence-based therapies, mindfulness practices, life skills development, vocational/educational support, and executive functioning coaching, we guide our students to fulfilling, productive, independent lives.
For more information, contact admissions at (855) 998-5272 or by emailing info@redmountainsedona.com.