Supported Living Program for Young Adults in Orem, Utah

We are equipped to assist students with a wide range of mild to moderate mental health and developmental needs, such as autism, ADHD, and anxiety. Along with therapeutic support, our extended care program includes mentorship, life skills training, coaching, and academic and vocational counseling.
Our goal is to empower our students so they can meet the challenges of young adulthood with courage. Students naturally encounter opportunities to further their academic, career, and personal growth with the help of our caring and professional staff.
This support can be the critical key to help your loved one create a plan for the future. If you would like to know if STRiV Forward can help you or your loved one, contact our admissions team today.


Living at STRiV
We are located close to our local community, providing many opportunities to seek higher education, obtain a GED, or find a job while living at STRiV. Along with responsibilities, there is plenty of time for students to form friendships with our weekly community dinners, exciting outdoor activities, and other events. Students at STRiV are encouraged to try new activities, seek new goals, and find their place in the world as young adults.
Why Families and Students Choose STRiV Forward
Safe Space for Growth
Personalized Support
Community, Not Just Treatment
Freedom to Pursue Passions
Long-Term Relationships
Structured Opportunities for Reflection and Growth
Three Simple Steps to Starting Your Recovery
Getting Started is Easy!
Step One
Call Today!
Step Two
Verify Insurance
Step Three
Schedule Admissions
Why Extended Care Fosters Continued Growth and Independence
Help for Failure to Launch
Support For Challenges With Executive Functioning
Helping Young Adults Struggling with Motivation and No Direction
Continued Support for Emotional Stability

How Our Transitional Living Program Supports Extended Care
With our transitional living program, we make learning engaging and natural, with real-world situations and hands-on experiences. Combined with extended care, this assists our students in accessing the specialized services they need for success, while creating a tool kit of practical skills.

Life-Skills Training to Support Daily Routines and Habits
Rebuild Confidence Through Real-Life Experiences
Ongoing Mentorship and Coaching
Family Education and Transitional Planning
Help for Anxiety, Depression, or Low Self-Esteem
Peer Community and Shared Learning

Discover Compassionate and Professional Support at STRiV
A Whole-Person Approach to Care
Medication Management for Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
Individual and Group Therapy
Sessions
Recreation and Adventure Outings
Support for Health and Wellness
When Extended Care Is the Right Fit

Post-Treatment Stabilization Needs
Difficulty Sustaining Routines
Struggling with Motivation or Life Direction
Difficulty Developing Self-Sufficiency
Join A Community That Supports Growth
A Safe Environment Where Young Adults & Students Thrive
FAQs
Extended care programs for young adults provide significant benefits that influence long-term successful independence. Young adults making use of extended care programs are more likely to complete high school or obtain a GED. The risk of homelessness is reduced, and enrollment in postsecondary education is higher.
These programs provide the continued support and resources needed to help young adults transition successfully into independent living.
Participating in an extended care program provides emotional and monetary support for young adults who need extra assistance. They provide critical services such as placement, training, continued case management, and health insurance. This helps young adults achieve stable education and employment, which assists the transition into adulthood.
STRiV Forward can support a wide variety of mild to moderate mental health conditions, including:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- ADHD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depressive Disorders
- Social Struggles
- Executive functioning challenges
- Process addictions
- Self-sabotage
- Past, but not current, substance use
- And more!
Students stay in our transitional living program at STRiV for as long as they need. Typically, students stay with us for 12 months, but the average is 10-14 months.
