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, Heather Black (435-635-1185; heatherb@sunrisertc.com), to learn about current openings and/or to discuss future possibilities.

Important Topics
Parenting and PTSD
Working through the parents’ PTSD symptoms can, in turn, help them cope with their daughter’s trauma. Once they understand that their daughter will be okay, the denial often breaks and real progress in family system can occur.
COMMON SENSE WELLNESS: LIVEABLE LIVING ROOMS
Families that spend quality time together tend to have at least one thing in common—a good place to hang out. If you’ve ever tried to have a relaxed conversation in an uncomfortable physical setting, you know that it’s almost impossible. Setting up an inviting common space in your home that encourages a combination of quiet activity and conversation can help foster communication and connection.
COMMON SENSE WELLNESS: MEALS TOGETHER
In today’s over-programmed culture, the idea of eating together as a family may seem quaint if not absurd. But the benefits of breaking bread regularly with others—especially family—are not only intuitively obvious, they’re also being confirmed by research. Healthier eating habits, social skills, family connection and communication, and even weight control are all positive outcomes that can be influenced by family meals.





