Pembroke Pines, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/02/2014 -- In Pembroke Pines, FL, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Austin, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/02/2014 -- In Austin, TX, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Abusive-Treatment Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice: 480-892-7403
toll-free: 800-678-3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480-892-6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Tempe, AZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/01/2014 -- In Tempe, AZ, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Wilderness-Survival Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Enterprise, NV -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/01/2014 -- In Enterprise, NV, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Nation-List-of-Abusive Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Paradise, NV -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/01/2014 -- In Paradise, NV, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Childrens-Abuse Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Aurora, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/25/2014 -- In Aurora, Colorado, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Childrens-Abuse Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Pittsburgh, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/25/2014 -- In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Nation-List-of-Abusive Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Cleveland, OH -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/24/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Program

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

New Orleans, LA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/24/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Wilderness-Survival Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Long Beach, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/24/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Nation-List-of-Abusive Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Atlanta, GA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/24/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Behavioral Modification Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Gilbert, AZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/20/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Fresno, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/20/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Wilderness-Survival Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Pittsburgh, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/20/2014 -- The Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Nation-List-of-Abusive Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

Kelly - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcoKMpdvfbI
The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Stockton, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- In Stockton, CA, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

Scott's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izFwO6m2L6M
See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Riverside, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- In Riverside, CA the Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Wilderness-Survival Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

Marin's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBuofFOZ-aU
See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

Finding Hearts at Peace - ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qk74Wt21mM

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Cincinnati, OH -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- In Cincinnati, OH, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Abusive-Treatment Programs.

Steve Young Discusses ANASAZI Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98wt08zMulU

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.
http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Aurora, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- The Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Childrens-Abuse Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Bakersfield, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Abusive-Treatment Program.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4
Scott's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izFwO6m2L6M

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Tampa, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- In Tampa, FL, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Program.

Ezekiel's Dream | ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JN_aU6zE4

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.
http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Toledo, OH -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- The Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Behavioral Modification Programs.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

Kelly - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcoKMpdvfbI

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Atlanta, GA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/19/2014 -- In Atlanta, GA, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Behavioral Modification Program.

Katie's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe-IjRpUpvY

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Santa Ana, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/18/2014 -- In Santa Ana, CA, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Logan-River-Academy Childrens-Abuse Program.

Katie's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe-IjRpUpvY

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

Marin's Story - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBuofFOZ-aU

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Wichita, KS -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/18/2014 -- In Wichita, KS, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Program.

Jacob - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaxP57BTGo

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Raleigh, NC -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/18/2014 -- In Raleigh, NC, Anasazi Foundation has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Nation-List-of-Abusive Programs.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "walking" in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Contact the Anasazi Foundation
http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html
voice:  480.892.7403
toll-free:  800.678.3445

The ANASAZI Way is a way of "being" and "doing" that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker's agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family's personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf
http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf

1424 South Stapley Dr.
Mesa, Arizona 85204
fax:  480.892.6701
email: info@anasazi.org

Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world.

Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE

About ANASAZI Foundation
ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as "troubled teens") and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

http://www.anasazi.org/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm