The Heritage Community

The Heritage Community provides residential treatment for teens who face anxiety, depression, trauma, autism, ADHD, and other co-occurring emotional and behavioral challenges. Its on-campus academics, structured residential care, and experiential learning help students make steady progress while staying engaged. The program stands out for its mountain vies, performing arts, and a relationship-based model that supports long-term growth.

Build Skills with Relational Therapies

Heritage uses individual, group, and family therapy along with equine therapy, recreation therapy, and hands-on learning to help students practice emotional regulation and develop healthier patterns. Staff use a trauma-informed, relationship-focused approach that increases safety, builds trust, and supports stronger social and life skills.

Experience a Supportive Campus Environment

Students live in gender-specific housing with shared rooms and structured routines. The 19-acre campus includes a year-round pool, gym, rock wall, equine facilities, and outdoor recreation areas. Daily meals follow dietitian guidance and can meet special dietary needs. Admissions staff help families plan travel and coordinate a smooth arrival to campus.

Specialized Academies on One Campus

Elevate Academy supports clinically complex teens through structured care that builds attunement, regulation, and competency. Spark Academy offers a skills-based, trauma-informed model designed for neurodiverse teens who benefit from predictable routines and social learning support. Spark Homestead provides a quiet, small-scale setting where neurodiverse high school girls can grow in confidence, resilience, and daily living skills.