Alpine Academy
Erda, UT

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Alpine Academy
Visits Woodbury Reports

Alpine Academy recently dropped by the Woodbury Reports office for a visit. Christian Egan, Admissions Director, and Jason Stout, Residential Supervisor stopped by while in town for a regional NATSAP conference.

Christian began working with Alpine Academy's parent organization, Utah Youth Village, in 2003 after receiving a Bachelor's Degree from Brigham Young University in Marriage, Family, and Human Development. He worked as a Families First Specialist for three years, delivering the principles of the Teaching-Family Model to families in their homes. Christian holds a Master of Counseling degree through the University of Phoenix and is licensed as an Associate Professional Counselor. He is also licensed to facilitate training in material from the Arbinger Institute within the Utah Youth Village and Alpine Academy.

Jason graduated from Brigham Young University in 2007 with a degree in Spanish and Business Management. He and his wife, Crystal, began working for Alpine Academy in June 2007. From the summer of '07 until the summer of '09 they were Family Teachers in the Gene Smith Home. While in the group home at Alpine they were blessed with their first child, a boy named Rockland. Their second child, a beautiful daughter named Estella, was born in 2010. Shortly after leaving his family teacher position, Jason was happy to have the opportunity to return to Alpine as a Residential Supervisor.

Alpine Academy offers family-based residential treatment that is uniquely successful at helping teenage girls learn the skills to succeed at home, in school, and with their own families. Alpine is a part of Utah Youth Village, one of Utah's oldest and largest charities providing treatment to children and families in crisis.