Provo RTC

Trauma-Focused, Theraputic Home

Located in the suburbs of Orem, UT - Provo RTC youth participate in recreational activities at a local gym and the nearby mountains.

At Provo RTC, youth live in a nurturing and trauma-focused environment. They have a big emphasis on recreation and community service. Provo RTC also provides highly structured academic programming as well as psychiatric and medication management.

Meet the Provo Leadership Team

Cameron Christensen

Home Supervisor

I am a Utah native currently pursuing a degree in Psychology at Utah Valley University. I have worked at YHA for 3 years, and it has been my favorite job. I have a strong passion for mental health and am committed to creating a positive, supportive environment for the boys I work with. One of my favorite aspects of the job is engaging with them through teaching and playing sports, which provides valuable opportunities for connection, growth, and mentorship.

  • Kelsey Brgoch

    Leadership Coordinator

  • Carlos Aburto

    Leadership Coordinator

  • Michael Mangan

    Therapist

  • Xandra Wheeler

    Therapist

  • Jacob Westercamp

    Education Coordinator

About Provo RTC

Who We Serve

Provo Residential Treatment Center is a cognitive behavioral, offense-specific residential treatment home that serves male adolescent youths, ages 12-16, presenting as moderate risk as assessed by nationally-recognized risk-assessment tools.

How We Serve

  • NOJOS Certified Therapists

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

  • Asperger’s and High-Functioning Autism

  • Holistic/Developmental Approach

  • Family, Individual, and Group Therapy

  • Sex-specific Treatment for DDMR, Aspergers, and Autistic Disorder

Advanced-Level Programming

Provo RTC is able to provide effective treatment that allows youth to graduate the program in approximately 10-12 months, with aftercare and outpatient services lasting an additional 6-12 months (depending on the needs of the youth). Lack of treatment progress may result in a recommendation and referral to more intensive treatment and/or supervision, and may also result in increased length of treatment.

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