I've been incredibly impressed with this school. Every staff member I've met truly cares about…read morehelping students and the community succeed. Their evidence-based approach supports students in developing skills for productive, independent living. The vocational program is excellent, and their therapist trainings are always informative. AUTCON is a fantastic annual event. We're lucky to have such an amazing school in our community.

I have worked here as the mentor lead for almost two years now and I am genuinely impressed with…read morethe students and staff. ScenicView Academy is a space where neurodiverse young adults are able to learn the skills necessary to become independent and thrive in that independence. It is a nonprofit transitional school that provides programs that help empower students to reach their potential. The students are asked to do hard things but are also given the tools necessary to do hard things and recognize their strengths and abilities. The campus is stunning and I genuinely enjoy coming to work because of the people here.

I have had my little girl here for over 7 months, and could not be happier with this organization…read more They have a clean and organized facility, their prices are fair, their faculty is experienced and always goes above and beyond. Not to mention that they are right across the street from a hospital (which always gives me some peace of mind). I like that the daycare is only a small portion of what they do and that they are focused on the education and growth of my little baby. I highly recommend Kids on the Move.

From the owner: Kids on the Move is a nonprofit organization based in Orem, UT dedicated to empowering children,…read moreone family at a time. KOTM has an umbrella of independent operating pillar programs: Autism Center, Early Intervention, Early Head Start, Family Support Services, Respite Care, Preschool & Childcare.

I was recommended to check out Innsaei by several parents on the Utah Kids Foundation Special Needs…read morefb group. My husband and I have been taking the Child Parent Relationship Skills class and it's exactly what I needed and hoped for to get my relationship with my 8 yr old ASD kiddo back on track. The instructor, Barbara, is an amazing wealth of knowledge and it's so nice to be there with other parents in a community setting. I feel supported on this parenting journey for the first time in a long time. My kids attend the Whole Child Healing Circle with Emily at the same time & I regularly hear them say, "I love therapy!" I can't ask for much more than that. Thank you Barbara, Emily, & Innsaei!

From the owner: At Innsaei, the focus is on helping children, teens, and families feel safe enough to understand…read morewhat’s actually going on beneath the surface. Many of the individuals and families we work with are navigating anxiety, overwhelm, emotional regulation challenges, behavioral concerns at home or school, family conflict, and past experiences that still feel present. Rather than focusing only on behaviors, we look at the full emotional environment. We believe that when a child or parent feels safe and understood, things begin to shift naturally. Communication improves, regulation becomes more accessible, and patterns start to change in a way that actually lasts. Our work is grounded in connection, curiosity, and creating a space where people don’t feel judged or rushed.

We all will never be the same again, both the kids and guardians reunite after a minimum of a year…read moreto only end up strangers. If you choice this path then please do your research of the facilities time on the blacklist. It does get better but this is a risk you shouldn't take, please.

The best facility. It completely changed my life. They gave me a second chance. Thank you,…read moreHeritage. But this is a crisis only facility. Only send your kid here if they are a danger to themselves or others. Lots of kids there just for school or even eating disorders. Not the facility for those things.

My daughter Brynlee goes to the church across the street from here, I just drove by and there were…read morepeople doing yard work here on a sunday. The prophets have told us to keep the sabbath day holy and observe the sabbath and if you ask me, that is not keeping the sabbath day holy. I wanted to add that it was very difficult for me to feel the spirit after church with how loud it was!! And I imagine the same would be true for everyone else!!

I'm gonna leave a review every time this school does something incredibly inconsiderate, and…read moreironically un-christlike. There are 2 different apartment complexes on either side of the school, meaning a lot of people live next to it. You'd think that wouldn't be a problem. Alas, here I am. Please stop yelling & screaming at whatever events you're holding at 10:30pm on a weeknight. Please don't use very loud power tools outside at 11:30pm. You have a whole building. Use them inside. Please don't land a helicopter in your field at 9:30 am on a Saturday because the easter bunny is in it. Noon could perhaps be a more reasonable time for such a disruptive & incredibly loud flaunting of wealth. May I remind you that one of the 10 commandments is to "love thy neighbor as thy self." You must hate yourself.

About seven years ago, I made a visit just to see how the place is changed…read more The "warehouse" is no longer a part of the school, thank god. They've made a few improvements, but I think they're better options available. And I don't mean, sending your kid away to another state for some "tough love" or wilderness camp or some other crap like that If you are religious, I recommend getting rid of your "religious counselor" and going for somebody who is a member of the secular therapy project. Do not go here if your religious counselor recommends it. Seek other options feel free to message me if you need

I was here back in 2009-2010. Horrible place, I wouldn't bring my kids here. Therapist made me…read morerewrite my whole autobiography because it didn't sound right to her. This place is hell.

Beautiful Campus, I was touring with my nephew when we must have made a wrong turn. We lost our…read moreguide and opened a door, perhaps we weren't supposed to and found floor to ceiling lego sets. We thought this was very strange, but perhaps they have a large lego club at the facility.

I signed my daughter up for the BYU gymnastics camp for a week and I was extremely disappointed…read more The first day warm ups were at least 45 minutes and a complete waste of time. On the website when I signed up they specifically stated, "make sure your gymnast can practice for 3 hours!!" Out of the three hours my gymnast danced and jumped for 1 hour and 15 minutes, practiced for an hour, spent 30 minutes of warm up, (she practically was just sitting), then played a game and ate popsicles outside. I'm simply disappointed because the waste of money and effort I spent to get her into this camp was thrown away because of the lack of effort. This is a great camp for 6-8 year olds. Anyone older than that is going to be bored.