Another Happy Graduate. Meet Lane. He's the latest graduate of our program, and you can tell that he's a happy guy. He still has work to do and school to finish, but he's motivated. Our students know that their hard work is going to pay off, and that the future is bright. All students can learn, given the right environment! At Triumph Academy, the goal for students is to graduate…
Triumph Youth ServicesAugust 29, 2015
Sterling Lyman President and Founder sterling@triumphyouthservices.com Sterling Lyman is the founder and President of Triumph Youth Services which he founded in 1998. Sterling grew up in South West Wyoming and Northern Utah where he, his wife and 4 children live today. Sterling attended Southern Utah University where he played running back for the Thunderbird football team, studied Sociology, Special Education and Physical Education. Sterling began his career in 1992 while…
Triumph Youth ServicesAugust 19, 2015
Developing Life Skills at Triumph Youth services... We at Triumph work extremely hard at preparing our youth for a successful future. Part of this process is teaching them valuable life skills. A life skill group is held daily to discuss the skill that is being worked on for that week. Staff gives feedback to the students in regards to what area of the skill needs improvement. Some of the life…
Triumph Youth ServicesAugust 11, 2015
Triumph Therapy Models We attribute our success at Triumph Youth Services to consistent programming, compassionate staff and an intensive individual and group therapy model. All aspects of the Triumph Youth Services program have been created to be therapeutic in nature. Triumph Youth Services Clinicians find that an eclectic approach works best. Specifically a combination of Evidence Based Therapy including: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Client Centered Therapy (CCT), Rational…
Triumph Youth ServicesAugust 5, 2015
Teen Depression What is Teen Depression? It is often hard to spot. Teen Depression is a mental health disorder that is characterized by abnormally low moods that persist for two or more weeks. Depression prevents individuals from functioning normally in their day-to-day activities. Although a depressive episode may last only a few weeks, teen depression often lasts much longer. There are as many misconceptions about Teen Depression as there are…
Triumph Youth ServicesJuly 31, 2015