Trauma Informed Care: How small tangles led to big results for one Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center resident.

Trauma Informed Care: How small tangles led to big results for one Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center resident.

M.J.’s journey at Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center transformed her self-esteem. Struggling initially, she gradually embraced the affirmation “I can do hard things.” This mantra evolved from irony to a powerful source of confidence, helping her tackle therapy, school, and leadership roles. By embracing this belief, M.J. inspired others and left feeling empowered to face life’s challenges.

Horses are the Best Listeners

Horses are the Best Listeners

An Interview with Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center Equine Therapist, Michelle “Mickey” Kissell Q: What got you into Equine therapy? “Oh my story began so long ago and quite unexpectedly,” says...

A SANCTUARY FOR TRAFFICKED CHILDREN

A SANCTUARY FOR TRAFFICKED CHILDREN

How Mingus Mountain is helping children go from surviving to thriving.  “God’s Children Are Not For Sale”—But are they? You may have seen or heard this quote from a film that was recently...