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San Juan Wilderness

San Juan Wilderness

Address:
PO Box 466, Monte Vista, CO, 81144
Website: https://www.sanjuanwilderness.com

Gender: Male
Age Range: 12 - 17

Phone: 719-852-4799
Fax: 719-852-5369
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Program type: In-patient - Boarding Schools, Boys Only Boarding Schools, Camping Programs, Outdoor Therapy, Therapeutic Boarding Schools, Wilderness Therapy

Description:

The San Juan experience reaches well beyond that of the typical wilderness therapy program. Initially our students participate in all the usual aspects of wilderness living and receive comprehensive therapeutic interventions, but we believe this alone is a half- measure. As individuals repair their lives, their relationships and their self-image, the next step is to explore and embrace their new identity through rich life experiences. Therefore, we offer rewarding service learning projects, natural science classes and exciting adventure education courses. In this challenging and supportive environment, students can realize their potential for healthy personal fulfillment, leadership, and success while still enrolled in the program.

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About Program:

Cost Per Day: $ 250 - $400

Financial assistance available: No

Average Length of Stay: Under 3 Months

Number of clients at facility:

Staff to Client Ratio:

Staff credentials:

Accredited school on site: Yes

Spiritual component: No

Christian programming: No

Family counseling available: Yes

Licensed within state: Yes

Services:

Family Therapy

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