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Tate's Story
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Welcome to ANASAZI Foundation
Recognized internationally
for its caring and effective approach known as the ANASAZI Way—ANASAZI
is an intervention resource for parents and professionals who are reaching
out to help a child making at-risk choices.
ANASAZI Foundation is a non-profit (501c3) Joint Commission accredited and licensed
behavioral healthcare provider for teens, young adults, and their parents located in beautiful Arizona.
The wilderness therapy, residential treatment, outpatient services, and drug and
alcohol rehabilitation services at ANASAZI have been found to be helpful
for adolescents experiencing entitlement issues, substance abuse and addiction,
mood disorders (i.e., bi-polar, depression, and anxiety), self-harming
behaviors (i.e., cutting, eating disorders, and suicide ideation), attachment
disorders, oppositional and defiant behaviors, academic challenges, and
learning disabilities (i.e. ADD, ADHD).
The ANASAZI Way…
- Individualized Care
- Facilitating a Change of Heart
- Healing and Strengthening Family Relationships
- Spiritual Walking
- Invitation to a New Beginning
This website will introduce you to the ANASAZI Foundation and its people
as well as provide information about the programs and services offered
by ANASAZI.
Note:
ANASAZI is not a boot camp. Participation in an ANASAZI program
requires personal responsibility and accountability; however, no force,
contrived experiences, manipulation, confrontation, point or level systems,
or other behavioral modification techniques or models are employed.
ANASAZI does not consider itself a brat camp, though we do work with young
people - including those often labeled as "troubled teens" - facing the same significant challenges (depression, anger/aggression,
school failure, substance abuse, suicidal ideation and other emotional or
behavioral concerns) as those depicted in the popular Brat Camp television
show. There are no "brats" or "bad kids" at ANASAZI. We help children and young adults (and
their caring families) who in some cases have made bad choices. Our many
years of experience working with thousands of diverse young people make this
important distinction abundantly clear.
While we appreciate the good work performed by the respected wilderness
programs highlighted in the Brat Camp series, our programs differ in
significant ways. We invite you to compare ANASAZI with these and other
providers to learn more about our clinical approach
and the set of proven principles we call the ANASAZI Way.
"Troubled teens" need proven intervention, not boot camp
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