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    Elevations RTC provides a comprehensive, highly professional, therapeutic program, utilizing an interdisciplinary approach for adolescents of all genders ages 13-18. The Elevations program includes college preparatory academics, therapeutic recreation activities, and individual, family and group psychotherapy as well as on-site medical and psychiatric services available to all students. Elevations offers guidance, support, and relief to students facing difficulties stemming from trauma, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, behavioral problems, and/or substance use. Elevations RTC is located in Syracuse, UT just north of Salt Lake City.

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