Facility profile Utah

Evoke Entrada

Formerly Second Nature Entrada

Closed Santa Clara, Utah

Evoke Entrada was a wilderness therapy in Santa Clara, Utah. It operated from 2015 to 2014.

About Evoke Entrada

It closed in 2014.source Second Nature Entrada renamed Evoke Entrada.source It was rebranded as Evoke Entrada.source

Its address was 2711 Santa Clara Drive, Santa Clara, UT 84765.source It cost $545 per day plus $2,950 enrollment fee.source Stays lasted 8 to 10 weeks.source

It was a member of NATSAP since 2005.source

Survivor testimony

What people who lived or worked here say happened. Survivors' own words are published with their permission; forum accounts are what was posted publicly and are reported as claims, not findings.

Reported on survivor forums

Timeline

From the records: who ran it and the deals that moved it, its names, and the deaths, incidents, inspection findings, lawsuits and news stories on file. Point at an event, or tap "More about this", for the details.

20142015202020142020

  1. 2014

    1. Closed

      Closed

  2. 2015

    1. New name

      Renamed Evoke Entrada

      It had been Second Nature Entrada.

    2. Opened

      Opened in Santa Clara, Utah

  3. 2020

    1. Incident

      Investigation

      After investigating the September 2020 incident, DHS reported the licensee was violating clients' rights by having them remove their pants in sleeping bags when a run risk.

      Investigation

      source

    2. IncidentSeptember 2020

      Restraint

      In September 2020 a female resident who tried to leave camp was restrained by two staff for 20 minutes until she handed over her pants.

      Restraint September 2020

      source

As Second Nature Entrada

until 2015 | Second Nature Entrada & Cascades

Incidents on record

  1. Abuse

    Survivors report severe medical neglect, solitary confinement, over-medication, humiliation tactics and food restriction at Second Nature Entrada.source

As Evoke Entrada

2015 to 2024 | Evoke Therapy Programs

Incidents on record

  1. 2020 Investigation

    After investigating the September 2020 incident, DHS reported the licensee was violating clients' rights by having them remove their pants in sleeping bags when a run risk.source

  2. September 2020 Restraint

    In September 2020 a female resident who tried to leave camp was restrained by two staff for 20 minutes until she handed over her pants.source

Incidents on record

  1. Abuse

    Survivors report brainwashing techniques, medical neglect, unqualified staff, unsanitary conditions, communication restrictions and emotional abuse.source

Staff

Notable staff

Rules and practices

Practices

  • Seclusion or isolation
  • Level system
  • Strip searches
  • Confrontation groups
  • Limits on contact with family

What people who were there remember

What people who were at Evoke Entrada, or had a child there, told us on our questions page. Under each line are their own words.

Levels and phases

  • The levels were named Earth, Fire, Water and Air. Earth Fire Water Air A former resident, answering on Kids Over Profits' questions page, October 2026

Connections on the network map

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Ownership

  • Evoke Therapy Programs
  • Second Nature Entrada & Cascades

Documents

Documents on file (1)

Wiki entries

Materials and links

External links

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Reference and research

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