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Engage is a therapeutic environment located footsteps away from Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, and minutes away from the mountains.
Engage’s purpose is to provide therapeutic support for young adults struggling with attachment distress, and relational trauma that is often creating emotional and relational challenges. These challenges may be depression, anxiety, loneliness, and lack of purpose.
Engage’s therapist and certified life coaches are driven by principles of attachment while understanding the developmental needs of young adults.
It is through Engage’s therapeutic guidance and life coaching one can better experience stronger emotional connections and develop new responses to familiar relationships challenges.
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Engage Young Adult Transitions
228 South 100 West, Cedar City, UT
84720, United States
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- BBBunny1 day ago1.0I’m posting this on a burner account because I am not willing to reveal my identity but I went to Engage Transitions. I was told it was going to be a small program of 4-6 adults ranging from the ages of 18 to 24, but when I got there, things swiftly started to change. More houses were being built and expanding the program and I no longer felt like it was the small community that I wanted to work on myself in. The staff were irritable and sometimes rude and demanding, often making me feel like I was forced to do activities that I didn’t want to do, or weren’t comfortable with, like the gym, hiking, rock climbing or something like that. They stopped the yoga sessions and things went downhill. Other clients there weren’t being punished for making the house feel unsafe, letting random strangers in, drinking, smoking, partying, getting other people high. And then the sexual assaults started happening, between minors and adults. The program and staff did nothing to ease the safety of the rest of the house and it continues to happen right under staff noses, for WEEKS at a time. They did nothing to make me feel safe there at all, and constantly was worried if I was going to be sexually assaulted next. The founders and therapists also didn’t do anything, they brushed all the concerns that some of the clients had about having minors in an adult facility. Obviously that backfired badly. I worry for the young adults that were assaulted by other clients that were adults. I firmly believe that background checks should be done on EVERYONE that enters the program, as some of the clients had histories of assaults, both physical and sexual. Jack Hinman, one of the co-founders of Engage said that he didn’t know how to do background checks, but how hard is it to hire someone who can? I warn everyone that enrolls here, please be aware of the dangers of this, and that not everything that the founders/therapists tell you is real. This is the truth.
- ASAngela StewartSep 3, 20255.0My husband, son, and I engaged a consultant to help us find the right fit for a young adult transition program. It was clear that Engage was the right place for our family. In addition to being a welcoming and supportive community for our son, it was a great place to go deep through individual and group talk therapy, and community engagement through volunteering. We also participated in family therapy and while our son has graduated from the program, we continue to meet with our family therapist as we've made a great and lasting connection. While a "newer" program when we started with Engage, I really appreciated the leadership and staff's willingness and ability to hear and apply feedback to ensure the program was responsive to our needs. I highly recommend this program and I think the leadership and staff are doing the right work for the right reasons. Thank you Engage!
- FJFernando JimenezAug 20, 20255.0As a father of a young adult that attended the Engage program, I can say that the growth and self respect of my daughter is impressive. From having no defined path to follow, she is now happy attending College and working. My family fully recommend the Engage Young Adult program.
- CSchris schultzAug 10, 20255.0Dr. Jack Hinman and team provide an excellent program and our overall experience with Engage Transitions was quite positive. Our young adult was a participant at Engage for 11 months after personally selecting it from other similar programs. No situation or program is perfect, however the most important factor for us is that our son left a stronger person and continues to utilize skills he learned during his time at Engage. Our family had many opportunities to collaborate with Jack and Lacey during this period. Every family has different circumstances, so we always appreciated their flexibility, support and feedback during all the ups and downs. We were fortunate to visit the Cedar City area and Engage House/apartments a few times and always had good experiences. Last but not least, it a pleasure working with Josh on all things financial and Bridgeway Billing was amazing handling insurance.
- DFDominique FerrignoAug 8, 20251.0I had a fragile things that they were supposed to send to me but they didn't put fragile on it and sent it to me all broken in pieces and I had a esa animal that they said they were in going to watch or find some place to watch him but didn’t give me any details on where he was at and later found out they gave him away without my permission
Frequently Asked Questions About Engage Young Adult Transitions
What therapeutic services does Engage Young Adult Transitions provide?
Engage offers life coaching, group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, adventure therapy, trauma-informed yoga, community service projects, fitness classes, vocational support, career guidance, and life skills groups for young adults.
Where is Engage Young Adult Transitions located?
It is located at 228 South 100 West, Cedar City, UT 84720, just steps away from Southern Utah University and minutes from the mountains.
What are the operating hours of Engage Young Adult Transitions?
The facility is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Does Engage Young Adult Transitions require appointments for their services?
Yes, appointments are required to receive services at Engage.
Is the facility accessible to individuals with disabilities?
Yes, Engage has a wheelchair accessible entrance and restroom, making the facility accessible to individuals with disabilities.
What payment methods are accepted at Engage Young Adult Transitions?
They accept American Express, Android Pay, Apple Pay, cash, Diners Club, Discover, invoice payments, Samsung Pay, and Visa.
How can I contact Engage Young Adult Transitions for more information or to make an appointment?
You can reach them by phone at +1 435-266-0477 or by email at jack@engagelifenow.com. More information is available on their website at https://engagelifenow.com/contact-us/.
Are there any hotels near Engage Young Adult Transitions for out-of-town visitors?
Yes, nearby accommodations include The Bard's Inn, Amid Summer's Inn Bed and Breakfast, Magnuson Hotel Cedar City, Cedar Valley Inn, and Wrenbury Cottage.
What dining options are near Engage Young Adult Transitions?
Milt's Steakhouse offers nearby dining for those visiting Engage, providing a place to enjoy a meal before or after your appointment.
How can nearby businesses like Seth Porter - State Farm Insurance Agent assist Engage's clients?
Nearby financial and insurance services, such as Seth Porter - State Farm Insurance Agent and Leavitt Group Agency, can support clients with insurance and financial planning needs as they transition into adulthood.