Renewed Hope Ranch

Cedar City, Utah · Residential Rehab

Established in 2013Typical stay: 30 days

About Renewed Hope Ranch

The facility offers residential treatment for teenage girls navigating mental health challenges including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, substance use, and attachment disorders. Set on 60 acres in Enoch, Utah, the ranch combines safety, clinical structure, and heartfelt care, creating a place where healing takes root and growth becomes possible. Each girl receives a personalized blend of individual, group, and family therapy, guided by licensed professionals who specialize in adolescent care. With Positive Peer Culture shaping daily interactions and equine therapy nurturing emotional insight, treatment extends beyond talk—helping girls rebuild trust, strengthen self-worth, and develop lasting life skills. Academics run year-round through a hybrid model, supported by certified educators and individualized learning plans. Daily life at the ranch follows a thoughtful rhythm that balances structure with self-discovery. Mornings begin with movement and mindfulness; afternoons blend classroom learning, equine work, and peer groups. Evenings offer personal reflection and therapist-led sessions. With cozy shared spaces, hands-on activities, and scheduled family involvement, each day moves girls toward confidence, connection, and lasting change.

At Renewed Hope Ranch in Cedar City, Utah, recovery begins with a personalized assessment and continues with individualized treatment planning. The center's multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to ensure each client receives the highest quality of care throughout their recovery journey.

Treatment Programs

Therapies Offered

Specializations

🧪 Substances Treated

• Alcohol
• Co-Occurring Disorders
• Drug Addiction

🧠 Conditions Treated

• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Trauma
• Anxiety
• Depression
• ADHD, ADD
• Neurodiversity

Who We Treat

Insurance Accepted

Amenities

🏃 Activities

• Physical Fitness
• Yoga
• Horseback Riding

Treatment Approaches

Frequently Asked Questions