Pacific Quest Wilderness Announces New Website www.pacificquest.org on August 31, 2010.
Mike McKinney, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Pacific Quest, commented, "We're very pleased with the look and feel of the site... the new site demonstrates how far we have come in a short amount of time -- from an emerging program with bold ideas in 2004, to today, one of the most innovative and respected wilderness programs in the industry."
Notable features on the newly updated website include:
Richer Content -- Enhanced internal pages, including updated information on the Program, Health and Wellness, Clinical Services, and Admissions
Social Media -- Stay connected with Pacific Quest through their blog, Facebook or Twitter pages
Expanded Media Library -- See the wilderness therapy programs close up with more pictures and videos
Improved Navigation -- Move more easily through the site to find what you are looking for
CMS -- A new content management system allows for updates to the site in real time
Mark Agosto, Outreach Director, added, "We hope the new website can be an effective resource for teens and young adults, and their families, as well as with our network of professionals. We are thrilled to share a little bit more about Pacific Quest with the community."
About Pacific Quest: Pacific Quest is an outdoor behavioral healthcare ("wilderness therapy") and sustainable treatment program for struggling teens and young adults, located on the Big Island of Hawaii. The program offers a clinical, yet holistic approach to treatment -- going beyond traditional therapy and teaching sustainable life skills. Owned and operated by a veteran team of professionals with over 200 years of combined program experience, Pacific Quest offers a unique approach to treatment that is individualized for each student. Through experiential education, clinical services, a dedicated approach to health and wellness, and sustainable gardening, Pacific Quest provides a structured yet flexible outdoor therapy environment that serves the individual needs of each student, cultivating a therapy experience with personal meaning and importance.