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SUWS Youth & Adolescent Program |
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SUWS Youth & Adolescent Program [website] 911 Preacher Creek Road Shoshone, ID 83352 USA | |
| Phone: | 888-879-7897 |
| Ages: | 11-17 |
| Gender: | Co-ed |
| Description: | Using a goal-based system, students are continually presented with opportunities to learn and practice skills that increase their understanding of personal responsibility and improve self-esteem |
| Enroll Info: | Offers flexible enrollment options for a family's convenience |
| Student Profile: | Mood Disorders- Oppositional Defiant Disorder - Anxiety Disorder- ADD/ADHD - Specific Development Disorders or Learning Differences |
| Academics: | Students receive a curriculum manual on the first day that contains philosophy, practical skill instruction, stories, journal assignments, and history and science lessons. They are often able to receive transferable credit for completing their SUWS Youth curriculum |
| Activities: | Learning first aid, to basic orienteering and primitive living skills |
| Counseling: | Youth Field Supervisor is responsible for the therapeutic evaluation and counseling of the student group. A Supervisor works closely with each child to help him or her determine the attitudes and behaviors that are negatively impacting their self-perceptions. By pinpointing and examining these self-limiting beliefs, the Field Supervisor can work with parents, counselors, consultants, and schools to map out customized individual treatment plans |
| Campus: | Situated in semi-arid terrain at 4,000 feet elevation, we experience all four seasons. The SUWS Youth Base, located at the beginning of the property, includes an office complex, instructor residences, challenge course, training facilities, and two commissaries. Groups in the field remain in contact with Base personnel via radio 24 hours per day, and have access to shelters located throughout the desert |
| Family Involvement: | The SUWS Youth Program believes that a child's growth and healing is often best supported by the inclusion of the family in the counseling process. Therefore, the final phase of the program includes a two-day workshop in which parent and child come together to begin establishing grounds for future communication. This experience provides a forum in which both parents and students can practice skills and tools they have acquired throughout the program, while still under the supervision of a trained counselor. |
| Length of Stay: | Students remain in the program for a minimum of 28 days; with a maximum of nine weeks |
| Philosophy: | To create reference points that each child may tap into later for positive self-reinforcement |
| Financial Assistance: | SUWS is pleased to offer a financial aid application for educational loans through our financing partners. Our corporate partners can loan up to the entire tuition and often include transportation costs as well, at very competitive rates |
| Staff: | Treatment team that includes one Field Supervisor and two Field Instructors. |
| Tuition/Costs: | Please contact the admissions office for current tuitions. |
| Specialties: | Upon arrival, students are immediately placed in an established group of no more than seven students. Children are assessed as to how they interact with staff, peers, and tasks, and to determine individual patterns of coping |
| Alt Link: | SUWS Youth & Adolescent Program link (Alternate) |
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| Wilderness Programs | |
| For more information call: | |
888-879-7897 | |
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