Provo Canyon School's Home Treatment Plan aims to help students transition back home by outlining responsibilities and privileges over various time frames. The plan emphasizes students earning back freedoms through seriously following the agreement and defines rules for structure, communication, and consequences if respect is not shown. Completing homework and chores while maintaining respectful behavior is central to gradually gaining privileges back over 12 months at home.

1. Provo Canyon School’s Home
Treatment Plan
Provo Canyon School

2. Introduction
• A residential treatment center that provides intensive psychiatric care, Provo
Canyon School emphasizes evidence-based practice and clinical expertise. Serving
the specific needs of individual students, Provo Canyon School engages closely
with parents and has designed a Home Treatment Plan that students complete as
they prepare to return to living with their families.
The agreement centers on the concept “responsibility equals freedom,” with
privileges returning only when the plan is taken seriously and followed for an
extended period of time. With goals set for a variety of time frames, from the first
week and up until 12 months, a core element is defining the structure under which
homework and household responsibilities will be completed.
Another aspect of the plan involves proper communication, with the agreement
specifying rules about respect in the house and consequences if such an attitude is
not maintained. Privileges of privacy may be sacrificed under specified situations,
to be returned only when respectful behavior returns.