
Growing the Good Tree
We teach our students the importance of having an “OPEN MIND” and we liken it unto cultivating “Positive Mental Fertile Soil” where the seeds of possibility can Grow in accordance with each students individual passion interests because “Passion=Purpose and Purpose=Fulfillment” we have to consciously “Grow the Good Tree, One Dendrite at a Time.”

Passion=Purpose and Purpose=Fulfillment
We created a space that allows your daughter a Second Chance at discovering her inherent Passions and Interests! We allow her the time and provide her with guidance to truly help her nourish these Passion Interests into a Purposeful destination! We know that in the pursuit of creating a life with Passion and Purpose your daughter will discover Fulfillment!
Achieving her Potential through SCINSU Growing Principles
Original to Second Chances in Southern Utah is our SCINSU Growing Principles which are meant to provide a foundation to the work being performed in the pursuit of “Passion Interest Mapping” they are: #1 Open Mind: Cultivating Positive Mental Fertile Soil, #2 Hard Work: Without Hard Work Nothing Grows but Weeds, #3 Positive Attitude: We believe here at SCINSU that we choose what mental garden we will tend the seeds of positive or negative are ours to sow 24 hrs a day 7 days a week, #4 Integrity: Being honest when no one is watching; only you know who the real you is, #5 Mapping Home & Beyond with Passion Interest Maps: Closing the Gap between Passion and Purpose in pursuit of Fulfillment!
Adam AhQuin
Director – Accomplished gymnast, former Cirque Du Soleil performer and father of five, Adam is a coach and mentor at heart. Read More >
Debi Swaner
Residential Director -Debi has worked in Residential Treatment for 10 years and comes to us with a wealth of knowledge and understanding of the girl’s issues as well as managing the facility. Read More >
Carol Williams
Residential Director -Debi has worked in Residential Treatment for 10 years and comes to us with a wealth of knowledge and understanding of the girl’s issues as well as managing the facility. Read More >