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Mountain Springs Prepatory Academy

Mountain Springs Prepatory Academy

Address:
1454 S Campus Drive Cedar City, Utah 84720
Website: https://www.mountainspringsprep.com

Gender: Male and Female
Age Range: 12 - 17, 18 - 25

Phone: 435-592-3220
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Program type: In-patient - Boarding Schools, Preparatory School, Transition Programs

Description:

Mountain Springs Preparatory Academy (MSPA) is a boarding school that specializes in transition, step-down and practice. We are specifically designed to help students who are stepping down from a higher level of care (i.e. residential treatment, therapeutic boarding school or wilderness program) to prepare for their next step in life. We utilize a solution-focused model that allows students the opportunity to make choices (within a safe environment) and assess how much the students have internalized the skills they have learned in their prior treatment.

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About Program:

Cost Per Day: $150 - $250

Financial assistance available: No

Average Length of Stay: Over 12 Months

Number of clients at facility:

Staff to Client Ratio:

Staff credentials:

Accredited school on site: Yes

Spiritual component:

Christian programming: No

Family counseling available: Yes

Licensed within state: Yes

Services:

Family Therapy

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