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Articles
Turn-About Ranch Helps Struggling Teens Become Successful Students
By Hugh C. McBride
Like an eternally optimistic fan of an underachieving sports team, "wait 'til next year!" has become your mantra regarding your teen's continued frustrations in school.
Next year, he'll start applying himself.
Next year, she'll get teachers who understand her better.
Next year, you won't have all those arguments at home, get all those phone calls from the school, spend all those sleepless nights wondering when things are finally going to get better.
Leader of the Pack: Transforming Underachieving Teens into Leaders
By Meghan Vivo
Every parent has hopes and dreams for their child. But if your child has fallen in with the wrong crowd and is growing into a rebellious, angry teen, you may have given up on a lot of those visions for their future.
Before you lose all faith, know that there are options, advise the experts at Turn-About Ranch, a residential treatment center for teens on a real horse and cattle ranch in southern Utah. With guidance and support, struggling teens can stop following the crowd and become leaders of their own lives.
The Gift of Gratitude: Helping Teens Learn the Difference Between Needs and Wants
By Meghan Vivo
Sitting on the ground in a six-foot circle outlined by rocks, a rebellious 16-year-old stares at a sign that reads, "If you own it, you can change it." From early in the morning until late in the evening, the young man's only assignment is to think about who he is and how he has arrived at this point.
This experience, called "impact circle," is how adolescents struggling with defiance, depression, low self-esteem, mood disorders, and other emotional and psychological issues spend their first few days at Turn-About Ranch, an adolescent residential treatment center on a real, working ranch in southern Utah.
