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Designed with Families in mind
In order to generate the type of growth required for long-term change, the family must be involved in the student’s treatment experience. Families participate in video calls, bi-annual family summits and regular parent visits and home passes.
Personalized Therapy
Monuments believes that each student brings unique challenges into the treatment process. In order to meet clinical needs, our treatment team creates an individualized treatment plan for each student. This plan drives the treatment experience for each student and family.
Real Change That Lasts!
The treatment process must continue long after treatment ends. Monuments therapists use their experience and expertise to help families create a long-term plan for their student’s success. Developing a home plan based on research driven practices helps secure long-term success.
Treatment Philosophy
Treatment needs to be a place of healing and not a place of shame. Too often, young men that have been a part of treatment have been stigmatized. Monuments believes that these young men and their families should elevated in their treatment experience. Learn More
01 Treatment
In order to engage young men in any sort of treatment process, they have to come to an understanding that we are here to help. Relationships and invitations will then create a “willing want to” and not a “grudging have to”.
02 Therapy
Our therapists understand the research and it is clear that traditional sit down therapy with young men is not effective. Click below to understand how our therapeutic model of shoulder-to-shoulder therapy works at Monuments.
03 E.A.W.
Equine Assisted Wellness provides a metaphoric experience with horses to promote self-awareness and the principles of relational growth. The human-horse experiential process teaches participants about themselves in a relational context and better understand healthy relationships.
04 Student Profile
Students come to monuments for a variety of therapeutic, academic, and family challenges. Most of our students have completed a wilderness program or some other type of assessment and initial treatment experience. Click below to learn more about the type of young men we work with.
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Hear From those Who Have Been There
“[Our boy] is doing very well and currently applying to colleges. He spent 5 months very successfully living in Portugal. Blake will always remember his time at Monuments as a time of growth and personal development. He is now thriving, healthy and learning more about himself everyday. He LOVES Climbing... thanks to you! Monuments (and Lil’Red) helped us get our son back.”
Story of 17 yr old sonMother 
“[Our Son] is doing really well and is very proud and excited to have begun his first job. He is motivated and responsible with this job and really likes feeling productive and useful. He also continues to progress on his class work and is getting really good grades in all of his classes. We are so happy with how he is doing, how he feels about himself and how he is making a future for himself. Thank you for all you and everyone at Monuments have done for him.“
Story of 16 Yr Old SonBy His Mother 
“Monuments saved our son’s life - We’ve tried other programs and forms of treatment. Nothing has made an impact on [his] life the way the people at Monuments have.”
Story of 15 Yr Old SonBy His Father 
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Meet the Therapists & Staff
What makes Monuments a truly unique and special experience
is our highly trained and dedicated team.
is our highly trained and dedicated team.
Our Specialists
Our specialist team is on hand with 24/7 support to guide you through the Aspiro Adventure Therapy program.
Any Questions?
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Admissions
Our knowledgeable admissions team has years of experience helping parents who are seeking treatment for their child.
Monuments
815 WEST 200 SOUTH 2
PAROWAN, UT 84761
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