At Benchmark Behavioral Health we believe all individuals have areas of strength on which future success can be built and that change is possible. We believe all individuals have within them the potential to change. We also believe our program can offer a secure and therapeutic environment where learning and change can occur through:
Through our various programs, residents are able to address traumatic events, stress, depression, attachment issues and a myriad of other problems to develop new skills and ways of coping and prepare to discharge.
In our residential treatment setting, Benchmark Behavioral Health provides 24-hour supervision for teen males between the ages of 13–17 on our behavior misconduct milieus. The youth in our program have a various psychiatric issues such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, reactive attachment, conduct disorder, oppositional defiant, depression or other problems areas that have resulted in dismissal from other out-patient services or other treatment facilities.
Through our treatment program, each resident has an individual treatment plan, which is based on history and evaluations given during the admission process to help diagnose problem areas. Each of our residents receive individual, family, and group therapy, which also include medication management. Residents also receive educational services through our own nationally accredited on-campus school with teachers who are special education certified. Recreational therapy groups are offered to residents where they learn skills needed for daily living and enjoyment.
Our program consists of a variety of groups conducted by staff members or licensed clinicians. Staff members provide psycho educational groups from social skills to healthy relationships and building communication skills. Licensed clinicians provide groups for anger management, substance abuse, and victim empathy.
Our four adolescent male behavior programs are named Olympus, Wasatch, Uinta and Timpanogos. These programs are geared towards providing a safe and therapeutic environment, which promotes change through the building of new social and interactive skills. These surroundings are designed to work with individuals with consideration of their ages, symptomology and cognitive abilities.
Through our program, residents learn to respect others along with themselves as they learn to build on their own individual strengths and competencies to prepare for discharge and plan for the future. All programs feature a multi-level behavior program that promotes appropriate interactions and skill building in dealing with situations our residents find frustrating.
The Olympus Program serves males between the ages of 13–17 who have aggressive behavior problems that stem from diverse psychiatric issues such as victim of abuse, substance abuse, mood disorders, Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder and other psychiatric disorders.
The Wasatch program offers a safe, therapeutic environment for adolescent males between the ages of 13–17 who have behavior problems that stem from diverse psychiatric issues such as victim of abuse, substance abuse, mood disorders, Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder and other psychiatric disorders. Some of these residents may also be diagnosed with disorders that impact cognitive or psychosocial development.
The Uinta program offers a safe, therapeutic environment for adolescent males between the ages of 13–17 who have behavior problems that stem from diverse psychiatric issues such as victim of abuse, substance abuse, mood disorders, Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder and other psychiatric disorders. Some of these residents may also be diagnosed with ASD or disorders that impact cognitive or psychosocial development.
The Timpanogos program offers a safe, therapeutic environment for adolescent males between the ages of 13–17 who have behavior problems that stem from diverse psychiatric issues such as victim of abuse, substance abuse, mood disorders, Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder and other psychiatric disorders. Most of these residents may also be diagnosed with ASD, developmental delay, intellectual disabilities or have a diagnosis that impact cognitive or psychosocial development.
Call 801-299-5383 to learn about admissions to Benchmark Behavioral Health. Our referral staff is available to answer your questions and guide you through the admissions process. If you are currently experiencing an emergency, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.