We want to welcome you and your loved ones to our Springville Campus and or our Provo Campus, both located in the state Utah.
See a list of insurances we accept, or contact our Admissions Counselors regarding payment plan options.
Dedicated team members provide compassionate, quality care to our patients each day.
Learn about Provo Canyon School, our treatment approach, and recent student satisfaction scores.”
High School Boy’s Program
Effective treatment for boys that require behavioral and mental health therapeutic intervention and support.
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High School Girl’s Program
Specifically designed treatment for girls with complicated mental health and behavioral health challenges.
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Middle School Boy’s Program
Latency-age and gender treatment focus to help youth dealing with transitional age mental health needs.
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“I arrived at Provo Canyon School after running away from a treatment facility in St. George, Eagle Ranch Academy. I had been at Eagle Ranch for only 4-6 weeks.
My arrival date was 02/14/2006. I was 15 years old. Before going to boarding school, I had gotten into drugs, I was running with some very dangerous characters, stealing cars, and robbing people, etc. I was also running away from home for days at a time and was hanging out with people who were ten years my senior and were contributing to my self-destructive and illegal behaviors. I was discharged near the end of that year in November.
In my time at Provo Canyon, I learned much about myself, and the errors in my thinking. I came to terms with my sexuality, and gained the structure and discipline I needed to go forward and become successful. Not that my parents hadn’t tried, they spoiled the crap out of my brother and I, but I was a spoiled brat. The staff at Provo Canyon School were not only some of the nicest and most genuine people I have ever known, but by far some of the most patient.
They endured a lot of verbal abuse, and sometimes even physical threats from the many other troubled young adults on campus. Day in and day out, they worked to coach, mentor, and improve the lives of us all.
I never witnessed, nor heard of any abuse in my time there. I only saw love and care.
Jenny Taylor was my counselor, and if she is still there, I would love to reconnect with her. Ms. Dana Tew, and Mr. Ben Francis were amazing teachers and amazing people. And the unit staff made sure to keep us active and did activities with us, such as running, volleyball, cards, board games and more. I will never forget the many incredible people I had the opportunity to meet there.
Provo Canyon School Saved my Life. I would likely not still be alive, and if I were, I would certainly not be who I am without the growth I had while attending.”
– Former PCS Patient
* Data based on patients surveyed between January-June 2023.
Provo Canyon School is accredited by The Joint Commission, which helps monitor quality and care. Read more about this designation.
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