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Solstice offers young women ages 14 – 18 a specially designed program for their unique needs.

As a clinically intense, relationship-focused approach, Solstice provides teen girls– and their families– an opportunity to begin a new journey, believe that change is possible, and become the person they wish to be.

Girls and families not only learn necessary skills to manage the challenges they face, but more importantly therapy gets to the core of the behaviors and heals the underlying trauma and issues. This, combined with our principle driven approach results in permanent, lasting, internal change that will stand up in the face of opposition and challenge.

Our relationship-based approach emphasizes high levels of family intervention, emotional safety, healthy boundaries, and a phase program, creating an environment conducive to healing from trauma of all varieties. Girls arrive uncertain of their future and often unaware of their incredible potential. Stage by stage, our girls reestablish a focus on who they can become and rebuild their personal and interpersonal skills. A new, powerful journey starts and Solstice and our girls leave with the skills to continue on a healthier, happier path.

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Solstice got me through one of the hardest times in my life, and helped me deal with my traumas in a healing way

Veronica Solstice RTC

VeronicaAge 15

Phone: (801) 444-0794

Email: kimp@solsticertc.com

City: Layton, Utah

Closest Airport: Salt Lake City

Average Duration: 9 -12 months.

Who we Help: Girls between the ages of 14-18.

Student Profile:

Depression
Anxiety
Trauma
Abuse
PTSD
Body Image Issues
Family Conflict

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A Residential Treatment Center for Girls 14-17

Jane Peterson, MSW, LCSW
Executive and Clinical Director

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Jane Peterson, MSW, LCSW

Executive and Clinical Director

Jane received her Master’s degree in social work from the University of Utah. She has over 30 years of experience working with children, adolescents and their families in all levels of care including residential, day treatment, IOP, and outpatient. She has developed and managed programs in addition to directing treatment teams and supervising students and is on the faculty at the University of Utah College of Social Work. She has also provided extensive clinical care during this time treating children, adolescents and providing family therapy. Jane has treated a variety of diagnoses including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, complicated grief, PTSD, ADHD, ODD, ASD, and attachment issues. She is trained in DBT and EMDR and uses many approaches in her practice including CBT, developmental approaches, systems theory, trauma-focused CBT, Theory of Mind, and attachment-based therapies. Animal-assisted therapy has also been a part of her work with clients to help with attachment issues. Additionally, she has experience running many types of therapy groups including mindfulness, psychotherapeutic and psychoeducational ones. She emphasizes mindfulness practice to promote emotional regulation, as becoming and staying healthy requires a mind/body approach. Most importantly, she emphasizes a strength-based, relationship approach with clients. She has been married for 27 years, raised two children, enjoys reading, cooking, traveling, walking her dog, and spending time with family.