Canyon Springs is designed to provide residential services, treatment, and training for up to 63 adults who have developmental disabilities and challenging behavior issues. The facility is leased by the Department of Developmental Services and has been updated and remodeled to meet Canyon Springs specific program needs. Canyon Springs is designed to serve adults with developmental disabilities who have moderate to mild mental retardation.
Many individuals have mental health needs in addition to their developmental disability.
Individuals live and work at Canyon Springs while they undergo focused training and treatment to help them learn to manage their lives and gain control over impulsive and inappropriate behaviors. The highly-structured program provided by Canyon Springs is intended to help the residents improve their abilities and personal conduct. As individuals demonstrate acceptable behavioral control and personal responsibility, as well as appropriate work, social, and living skills, they are assisted in returning to their original home communities or other less restrictive living arrangements. Referrals for admission are made by regional centers . Each person is assessed and will participate in developing and carrying out an Individual Program Plan.