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Sundance Canyon Academy is a Utah residential treatment program for adolescent boys. The r/troubledteens archive identifies the program as a behavior-modification program that opened in 2006 and operated in Herriman and Draper, Utah, marketing itself as a residential treatment center for teenage boys ages 13-17 with substance-use, emotional, behavioral, family, academic, and developmental concerns (r/troubledteens wiki).
The same archive places the Herriman campus at 6948 Dusty Rose Circle and describes a second campus, Sundance Canyon East, at 11457 South 700 West in Draper. It attributes founding and leadership roles to Simon Timms, Boyd Hooper, Nate Stoddard, and Gerald Hooper, with Timms identified as executive director, clinical director, and president.
The program structure is described in survivor-advocacy materials as a level system with six named levels. Public treatment-directory pages also identify Sundance Canyon Academy as a Herriman mental health treatment center serving adolescent males (Better Addiction Care).