Red Mountain Sedona

Age Groups :: Young Adults (18 - 30)

Gender :: Female | Male | Transgender

Red Mountain Sedona is a gender-inclusive independent living program designed to help young adults, ages 18-28, with behavioral and/or emotional challenges "launch" and transition into fulfilling and productive independent living. This program works with the mind, body, and spirit using a multidisciplinary approach of evidence-based therapies, mindfulness practices, life skills development, and executive function coaching.

Our students are talented and bright young people, who struggle with issues that may include:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Substance use
- High-Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with the capacity for engaging in an insight-based program
- ADHD
- Emotional and behavioral challenges
- Compulsive behavior
- Isolation/social withdrawal
- Academic underachievement

We believe that every individual we work with is capable of fully recovering from depression, trauma, anxiety, addiction, and poor choices. We also believe it is possible to build lives that are rich in meaning, joy, and connection.

Our clients engage in daily training of the mind, body, and spirit using various forms of:
- Meditation and mindfulness practices
- Individual and group therapy
- Martial arts
- Yoga
- Life skills
- Physical fitness
- Adventure and recreation

Call us if you'd like to discuss how Red Mountain can help launch you or someone you know into a more fulfilling and meaningful life! (855) 998-5272

General Information

Participant Age Group(s)

Young Adults (18 - 30)

Organization's Name

Red Mountain Sedona

Director of Admissions

Stacey Reynolds

Admissions

Professional Associations/Affiliations

National Association of Therapeutic Schools & Programs (Professional Member)

Young Adult Transition Association (YATA)

Gender(s)

Female

Male

Transgender

What is the average number of clients you see per year?

Minimum length of stay

Billing & Payments

Payment Type

Call for more information

Levels of Care

Treatment Categories | Levels of Care

Transitional Living - Failure to Launch/Emerging Adulthood

Transitional Living - Sober Community

Accreditation

Academic Accreditation

Other

Ownership

Ownership Type

Private Company - Owners On-Site

Name of Parent Company

Moosilauke Visions

Facility Operations | Type of Land

Other

Other type of land?

Privately owned property with additional leased

Additional Professionals & Medical Rule Outs

Are there additional professionals?

Neurofeedback Specialist

Psychiatrist

Treatment Modalities

Types of Therapy Offered

Behavior Modification

Behavior Tech Trained staff & Therapists

Expressive Art Therapy

Eye Movement & Desensitization and Reprocessing

Other

Integrated Wellness

Art

Breathing Techniques/Breath Work

Meditation

Yoga

Other

Family Involvement

Family involvement

HIGH: Family Expected on weekly calls (or more) & to attend all family workshops (weekly , monthly or quarterly)

What is the typical amount of time a family should expect before hearing about an major incident?

Type of Family Therapy/Work Offered

1 hour max call with therapist per week

Family Handbook

Family Workshops Available

Therapy - Group

Is there group therapy?

Yes

Average number of hours per week facilitated by licensed therapist

Average number of hours per week of group processing? (i.e. run by staff, interns, grad students, etc.)

Average number of formal family therapy hours per week (not social calls to teen)

Is video conferencing accessible for family therapy?

Yes

Therapy - Individual

Is there individual therapy?

Yes

Number of individual therapy hours student receives on a difficult week?

Number of individual therapy hours student receives on typical week?

Therapist average case load

Staff

Line staff to student ratio during awake hours

Does program run background checks on all staff?

Yes

Is there an educational requirement for staff?

Yes

Average number of hours staff are trained before their first shift

Programming

Type of Programming Offered for Neurodiverse Students

Academic, functional living skills, life skills and social skills focused

Clinically-driven programming (addresses individual life, living, social and academic needs)

Academics

Grades Served

Possible Community College/College

Call for more information

Can programming support a student to complete a GED?

Yes

Post high school options offered

College | University

Average student to teacher ratio

What does the Teaching/Classroom look like?

Online school/Classes

Teachers support blended learning

Transitions

Do you offer transition services for participants/students?

Yes

Technology

Computer Access

Students have Laptops

Other

Cell Phones

Earned Privilege

Research

Has the program previously been part of an evidence-based study?

Is the program presently part of an evidence-based study?

Yes

Workshops

Accommodations

On Site

General Information

Admissions

Billing & Payments

Levels of Care

Accreditation

Ownership

Additional Professionals & Medical Rule Outs

Treatment Modalities

Family Involvement

Therapy - Group

Therapy - Individual

Staff

Programming

Academics

Transitions

Technology

Research

Workshops

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