"Teen Residential Treatment Center With a Boarding School Approach.."

Diamond Ranch Academy is a premier Youth Residential Treatment Center for troubled teens ages 12-18.

DRA has four separate, individually licensed campuses divided by age and gender - located on 200 acres in Utah's beautiful color country.

We are dedicated to helping troubled teens and their families make lasting, life-long changes in a safe, controlled, and loving environment.

      Our purpose and our motto is "Healing Families, One Youth at a Time."
      If you would like more information or if you have questions please call us at 1-877-372-3200.
      Or request a free information packet delivered right to your email in-box.

Diamond Ranch Academy Videos

"Diamond Ranch Academy on Life & Leisure's
Family & Parenting Series with Hunter Tylo."

See more of what we're about and what it's like at Diamond Ranch Academy in our videos or in our Multimedia Tour of the ranch.

Quick Info

General information
• Founded: 1999
• Located: Hurricane, Utah
•  Enrollment: Year Round
• Program Duration: 8-12 Months
• Accreditation: Northwest Association of     Accredited Schools (NAAS)
• Licensure: Residential Treatment Center,     State of Utah, Department of Human Services

Students admitted • Male (12-18) • Female (12-18) • Grades: 6-12 • International:	SEVIS I-20 Approved
Diamond Ranch Academy is authorized under Federal law to enroll International Students.

Quick Links

Troubled Teen Residential Treatment Center in Utah
DRA is Located in
Hurricane, Utah

Diamond Ranch Academy Videos - Click on any video thumbnail below to play..


Jessica (student)	Yes, There is Hope	Nick (student)	Before & After	News Coverage	Parent Interview	Sams Club

“No one will ever love your child as much as you do;
however, these people come a close second. You can trust
them with your most valuable treasure
- that child who has lost his/her way for the moment.”

- Dr. Taylor Hartman , Psychotherapist and Best Selling Author

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We help youth ages 12-18 struggling with a myriad of emotional and behavioral issues including:
substance abuse, depression, ADHD, impulse control, peer pressure, anger management, oppositional defiance,
self-esteem, grief/loss issues, family relationships, communication, and academic struggles.
Associated with the National Association of Therapudic Schools and Programs, Utah State office of Education, IECA, EAGALA, National Association of Accredited Schools, and College Board