New Perspectives - Frequently Asked Questions

General FAQs

  • New Perspectives contracts several apartments near Utah Valley University, and within a 15 minute walking distance of all New Perspectives buildings. Clients will sublet from the program (included in monthly tuition) as they begin with the goal of independent living in mind. Students may live with a staff mentor, other clients of the program, and/or community adults of similar age.

    Clients don't have to live in New Perspectives apartments! Sometimes students prefer to find their own apartment nearby. Talk with our administration team at info@npya.net about the different levels of service available.

  • We work with neurodiverse young adults—diagnosed or not! We often work with clients presenting with:

    • Autism (ASD)

    • ADHD

    • OCD

    • BPD

    • mood disorders

    • trauma & complex trauma

    • and more

    Again, you do not have to be diagnosed to work with New Perspectives.

    Our therapists have a focus on autism, and co-founder Justin Robinson runs an OCD & anxiety exposure therapy group.

    If you have any question or concern about a diagnosis fitting with our program, email our clinical director Janet Robinson at info@npya.net.

  • New Perspectives offers the following services:

    • Clinical Services

    • Life Skills Coaching

    • Academic Support

    • Job Skills Training

    • Wellness Coaching

    • Community Building

    See our Services page for more information.

  • The Kreative Space is New Perspective’s job training program. Clients work with certified employment specialists & job coaches to learn and practice job skills. Employment specialists also support clients with resume editing, interview practice, applications, and eventually with getting a job!

    Students are expected to treat their time at the Kreative Space like a job. They clock in and out, and receive a stipend for their work as they practice executive functioning, emotional regulation, etc., in the context of a workplace.

    Students learn to make, market, and sell their own products. Currently the Kreative Space has a woodshop & warehouse to support woodworking, resin pouring, painting & digital art, soap making, sewing, and more.

  • Yes! Each of our employees is SafeZone trained to learn how to provide a welcoming environment to LGBTQIA+ people.

    Many of our students and staff identify as LGBTQIA+, and we strive to create a safe space for everyone in our community. Each year, the Kreative Space students attend many pride events as vendors to sell the products they have made.

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Medical Care FAQs

  • Not necessarily! Our wellness coaches will assist in looking over each client’s situation to determine the best alternatives.

    Clients will receive assistance finding new doctors and transferring medications, etc. regardless of insurance company or coverage.

  • Because New Perspectives is community-based, staff do not have eyes on our clients 24 hours a day.

    Clients have access to their therapists and staff members through messaging, and an overnight staff mentor is available for emergencies.

  • Our wellness coaches support clients with their medication management, including keeping medication in a locked central location when needed.

    Students will work 1:1 with staff over an individual timeline to learn how to manage their own medication, including how to speak with doctors and make appointments, explain the reason for taking each medication, call into a pharmacy and pick up medications, get necessary pre-authorizations, recognize and explain side effects, and more.

Pricing FAQs

  • New Perspectives is a private pay program. We are able to provide the superbill to anyone needing a copy for their insurance company.

    Clients looking for funded employment support can apply through vocational rehabilitation and choose then to work with The Kreative Space employment staff for assistance with job placement.

  • Please contact Executive Director, Janet Robinson, for a consultation to decide if the full program is right for you, and receive a program quote.

    Outpatient therapy session fees are as follows: $140 for a 50 minute session, $180 for an 80 minute session. All therapists provide a free 30 minute consultation call. Please see the therapist page for more info.

    Clients may also make use of a preset or individualized service package for only needed services. Please contact our team for a consultation on the best set of services for you.

    • Room and board considered “student living”

      • all living expenses associated with housing costs including furniture, excluding personal decor

    • Weekly grocery stipend, including nutritional coaching, meal planning, and shopping

    • All therapy sessions (individual & group)

    • All program activities

    • All clinically-informed life coach sessions, including life skills, social, and relational coaching

    • Job Training Program & certified employment specialist job coaching

    • Academic coaching

    • Transportation to & from all appointments

    • Medical, dental, vision, chiropractic, acupuncture, food sensitivity tests, labs & psychiatry costs

    • Insurance premiums

    • Prescription or non-prescription medication, supplements, or other nutritional aids

    • Academic classes, application fees, books, materials, etc.

    • Clothing, phones, computers, TVs

    • Personal items to set up & decorate room

    • Uniform costs associated with work

    • Client vehicle costs

    • Travel expenses

Pricing FAQs

  • New Perspectives contracts several apartments near Utah Valley University, and within a 15 minute walking distance of all New Perspectives buildings. Clients will sublet from the program (included in monthly tuition) as they begin with the goal of independent living in mind. Students may live with a staff mentor, other clients of the program, and/or community adults of similar age.

    Clients don't have to live in New Perspectives apartments! Sometimes students prefer to find their own apartment nearby. Talk with our administration team at info@npya.net about the different levels of service available.

  • Yes! Each of our employees is SafeZone trained to learn how to provide a welcoming environment to LGBTQIA+ people.

    Many of our students and staff identify as LGBTQIA+, and we strive to create a safe space for everyone in our community. Each year, the Kreative Space students attend many pride events as vendors to sell the products they have made.

  • New Perspectives is a private pay program. We are able to provide the superbill to anyone needing a copy for their insurance company.

    Clients looking for funded employment support can apply through vocational rehabilitation and choose then to work with The Kreative Space employment staff for assistance with job placement.

  • We work with neurodiverse young adults—diagnosed or not! We often work with clients presenting with:

    • Autism (ASD)

    • ADHD

    • OCD

    • BPD

    • mood disorders

    • trauma & complex trauma

    • and more

    Again, you do not have to be diagnosed to work with New Perspectives.

    Our therapists have a focus on autism, and co-founder Justin Robinson runs an OCD & anxiety exposure therapy group.

    If you have any question or concern about a diagnosis fitting with our program, email our clinical director Janet Robinson at info@npya.net.

  • The Kreative Space is New Perspective’s job training program. Clients work with certified employment specialists & job coaches to learn and practice job skills. Employment specialists also support clients with resume editing, interview practice, applications, and eventually with getting a job!

    Students are expected to treat their time at the Kreative Space like a job. They clock in and out, and receive a stipend for their work as they practice executive functioning, emotional regulation, etc., in the context of a workplace.

    Students learn to make, market, and sell their own products. Currently the Kreative Space has a woodshop & warehouse to support woodworking, resin pouring, painting & digital art, soap making, sewing, and more.

  • Please contact Executive Director, Janet Robinson, for a consultation to decide if the full program is right for you, and receive a program quote.

    Outpatient therapy session fees are as follows: $140 for a 50 minute session, $180 for an 80 minute session. All therapists provide a free 30 minute consultation call. Please see the therapist page for more info.

    Clients may also make use of a preset or individualized service package for only needed services. Please contact our team for a consultation on the best set of services for you.