Boys Residential Treatment Programs in Utah

Boys Residential Treatment Programs in Utah

Residential Treatment Options for Boys and Young Men, Ages 14 through 26

Telos offers multiple residential programs, each designed for a different level of structure, support, and clinical need. This page helps you quickly find the right fit.

Boys Residential Treatment Programs in Utah

Boys Residential Treatment Programs in Utah

Residential Treatment Options for Boys and Young Men, Ages 14 through 26

Telos offers multiple residential programs, each designed for a different level of structure, support, and clinical need. This page helps you quickly find the right fit.

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Mental Health and Therapeutic Growth

Boys 14 to 17 Residential High School North Campus

Telos Academy

A more normalized, medium-structure residential treatment setting for adolescent boys needing help with emotional challenges, academic engagement, and daily functioning.

  • Clinically sophisticated
  • Low-pressure, high-support schooling
  • More normalized environment
  • Skills-based treatment
  • Neurofitness focus
  • Kind and humanistic culture
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Substance Use Treatment

Ages 14 to 17 Residential Substance Use North Campus

Carter House

A small, highly specialized, relationship-based treatment program for adolescents and young adults struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges.

  • Seven Challenges Certified Program
  • Small and intimate setting
  • Flexible academics
  • True recovery culture
  • Staff who specialize in recovery skills
Geneva

Higher-Structure Treatment for Behavioral Issues

Ages 14 to 17 Residential Personalized Academics South Campus

Geneva

A relationship-based program for adolescent boys needing higher structure and support to address behavioral and emotional challenges.

  • High-structure, high-support model
  • Designed to address behavioral issues
  • Advanced therapy
  • Built-in stabilization help
  • Life skills coaching
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Co-Ed Young Adult Mental Health & Life Skills

 Co-Ed 17.5+ Residential HS • College • Tech South Campus

Telos U

A program for young men that combines clinical care, independent living development, academics, vocational support, and life skills training to build stability, maturity, and lasting forward momentum.

  • Continuum of services from residential to independent living
  • Life skills coaching
  • High clinical support
  • Fun campus culture mirroring college living
  • Award winning facility
  • Coed environment
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Short-Term Intensive Support

 Ages 14 to 26 Residential Short-Term South Campus

Vineyard Apartments

A specialized short-term clinical track for adolescents and young adults who need focused treatment, skill-building, and proactive transition planning.

  • Programming for young adults mirrors Telos U
  • Programming for adolescents mirrors Geneva
  • Designed for shorter length of stays

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Not Sure Where to Start?

If you’re not sure which program is the right fit, our admissions team can help you better understand the differences between each option and what level of support may be the best fit for your son.

We’ll help you walk through the programs, answer questions clearly, and make sure you have a better sense of what comes next.