Revamped Admissions Page Allows People to Decide if Elevations RTC is the Right Fit

Syracuse, Utah, Sept. 21, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Elevations RTC recently revealed a more in-depth Admissions Section on their website. This is where potential students, along with the family members, can view the program and see exactly what is offered, and who is accepted. With more detailed information, Elevations hopes that they are more transparent than ever before with future families.

There are bound to be questions about the admissions process to any leading residential treatment center in the country. As more and more centers pop up, Elevations hopes to show how they are different from the rest. They highlight on the admissions page exactly who they help and the methods they use.

Who does Elevations serve?

People may have heard about Elevations RTC from different sources, but the initial question many have is whether or not it is beneficial for their particular family member. Elevations RTC is a highly regarded residential treatment center, focusing on high school-aged children typically in the range of 13-17 years old.

Every individual has something they are dealing with. There are students with mental and behavior problems, while others are simply struggling in school. Not only can Elevations help get a person back on track, but there is an increased chance of identifying issues that could be causing problems in the first place.

Some are focused on just one particular issue, while others have many problems or disorders that they need to manage. Each student gets individual treatment and support at all hours of the day. The trained staff put together by Elevations specifically handles a wide array of issues, which gives a lot of confidence to families who might have doubts. On occasion, Elevations will bring in specialists for niche issues, such as occupational therapists, speech therapists etc.

Typical day breakdown

Enrolling in a new program can lead to quite a bit of anxiety. One of the best ways to fight against that anxiety is to lay out a typical day for any potential student. This works to reduce any worries about being able to handle how the day goes upon arrival. It is a pretty detailed schedule followed closely the entire stay. There might be some changes once in a while for special events or meetings, but part of the goal is developing a routine for students to make them feel comfortable the entire time.

If at first it is overwhelming, it becomes a lot easier once a student eases into everything for a bit. Everyone at Elevations follows roughly the same schedule, so that is another aspect that makes life a little easier. It is not that much different from typical school during those hours, but the most significant adjustment might be a more scheduled after-school experience. On average, it takes two weeks for a student to fully adjust to a set schedule and develop the necessary habits to keep up.