Anasazi Wilderness Behavioral Program takes youth into nature

Dec. 16, 2019
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The Mesa-based Anasazi Wilderness Behavioral Program is a seven-week long program for troubled youth that takes them for deep hikes into the forest, living primitively and learning from guides. We’ll take you on one of those hikes and also tell you how parents back home participate in workshops and therapy sessions before reuniting with their kids in the wilderness.

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