Triumph Observation & Assessment
Program Overview

The Program

Triumph Youth Services offers a 45-day Observation & Assessment (O&A) program for families needing immediate support and stabilization for their son. This initial period of stabilization is intended to offer 24-hour safety, support and supervision while evaluating the needs of your son from a therapeutic, behavioral and educational viewpoint.

The O & A Program includes an assessment by therapist; Psychiatric Evaluation with medication recommendations (if needed); education assessment and cognitive evaluation.

After the full assessment, families will have the option of continuing with our Residential Treatment program or consider other potential recommended programs.

DThe services provided by our experienced team include a Treatment Plan with diagnosis, behavioral observations and recommendations with specific goals and course recommendations. An Education Plan to facilitate an existing academic plan or credit recovery. Students will earn essential credits. We also work with IEP’s and will maintain compliance with and make recommendations according to their individual IEP’s.

Individual and group sessions are provided with a therapy milieu which includes CBT, EMDR, DBT, CCT, REBT AND SFT.

Active Environment

Triumph incorporates positive experiences throughout the program to help build leadership, independence, problem solving, peer mentoring, and life skills.

Activities such as sports, art, exercise, cooking, hiking, camping, fishing, skiing/snowboarding, etc. will be part of a resident’s daily activities, where possible.

Triumph developed Box Elder County’s first Rugby Program, which is a part of Utah Youth Rugby Association and USA Rugby. The team is comprised of Triumph students and youth in Box Elder County. Rugby is a good outlet for students to relieve stress, anxiety, depression and anger management. They also learn hard work, teamwork, brotherhood, patience, and humility.

The Triumph Alaska Adventures in the summer is the highlight of these activities. Most of the adventure will take place on the Kenai Peninsula, fishing in the Kenai River and the Pacific Ocean. Activities include: Fishing, Hiking and Sightseeing.

Admission

Admission to the Triumph Observation & Assessment (O&A) Program is 45 days and will be limited to 20 residents. Individual entry dates are scheduled on a rotation admissions basis. Families can submit an application by contacting our Director of Admissions, Brenda McDowell, at 435-494-1740 or by email at brenda@triumphyouthservices.com. Or complete our online application.  A non-refundable deposit of $2,500 is required to reserve an entry date.  Residents are expected to complete the entire 45 days of the program in order to qualify for admission to our residential program.

Tuition for Triumph O&A is due prior to admission. Costs may be partially or fully covered by insurance. We encourage families to use resources such as Fix My Claim to fully investigate your potential insurance options. Full payment of tuition is expected.

Licensing/Accreditation

Triumph Youth Services is licensed as a Residential Treatment Facility by the State of Utah Department of Health and Human Services. Triumph Youth Services was established and has been fully licensed since 1998.

Triumph Youth Services is accredited with CARF, Cognia, Utah State Board of Education, California Board of Education, Washington Office of Superintendent of public instruction, NATSAP, NFIB.