Employment at Sunrise
Thanks for your interest in joining the Sunrise team!
Sunrise team members are selected for their compassion, commitment to evidence-based approaches, excellent credentials, team orientation, and abiding passion to help young people and their families. The result of our rigorous selection process is a group of professionals that functions like a team and cares like a family-both for clients and for each other.
Sunrise provides an environment in which career educators and therapists can continue to develop professionally over the long term. Our membership in the InnerChange family of therapeutic programs means that Sunrise team members enjoy tremendous opportunities for professional growth, collegial exchange, and career advancement.
If this sounds like your kind of work environment, please contact human resources coordinator, Karyn Goddard 435-635-1185; karyng@sunrisertc.com), to learn about current openings and/or to discuss future possibilities.
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When we cannot protect our children…
News of mass violence leaves most of us feeling grieved, angry, and baffled. But the recent shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Connecticut, was especially stunning. The killings took place in a quiet, close knit, “safe,” virtually crime-free community. The school had just implemented new security measures designed to protect students by keeping [...]
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Is My Teen At Risk For Violence?
In the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School this week, many parents are asking not only how they can keep their children safe from violence, but how they can keep their children from turning violent. “I asked my 15 year-old son what he thought about the shooting,” a friend told me at [...]
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HOW TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT TRAGIC EVENTS
This week’s tragic elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, has most parents feeling a variety of difficult emotions—sorrow, anger, disbelief, fear. For parents who have themselves witnessed or been victims of violence or other traumatizing events, news of the shooting may also trigger old wounds and deep anxieties. As we struggle ourselves to come to [...]
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