Integrity House

Sean Myles

Apr 2025

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Negligent, unaccountable, disgusting behavior. RIP Kiley Jacquays.

Ravi Saini

Apr 2025

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I just watched a YouTube video on the Scary Interesting YouTube channel in which they described a field trip to a cave in SW Utah in 2002. A 17-year-old girl named Kiley Jaquays had a premonition that something bad would happen in the cave and didn’t want to go on the field trip. While in the cave, she fell over a hundred feet over a cliff and died of blunt force trauma wounds. That was the cause of death on the death certificate. The group home lied and said she had an “undiagnosed heart condition” that caused her death; this was to shirk responsibility for her death. Taking the girls into a very dangerous cave with insufficient light sources, no guides with any caving experience was the height of irresponsibility. The entrance to the cave was dynamited closed years earlier because it was decided that it was too dangerous and they didn’t want anyone to venture inside and die. Integrity House’s attempt to lie about Kiley’s cause of death to avoid responsibility for killing her is THE OPPOSITE OF INTEGRITY! WHAT HYPOCRITES!

A C

Apr 2024

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Your kids may get straightened out here… or they might not come back at all.

Liza Tacher

Jun 2022

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Just listen to Sent Away Podcast. Scary place. Mean people clueless with mental health and how to treat teens struggling with mental illness. It’s all about the 💰

Michael Roberts

Sep 2013

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My wife and I decided we had to send my daughter to this place, and they did a great job of straightening her out. The girl went from being “daddy’s little girl” to a snotty brat when she got to high school. I mean, I know that lots of teenagers rebel against their parents. I did it. But she went over the line. She was in danger of getting kicked out of school. She got arrested a few times. Some nights she’d sneak out of the house and stay out all night. Finally, we said enough! My wife found the Integrity House while looking online for behavior treatment places in Utah. We drove out there to check the place out, talked to the teachers and counselors, and liked what they offered. We put our daughter in after her freshman year. She said that she hated us for doing it, but she had told us that she hated us before. We kept her at the Integrity House RTC for a little over a year, and her attitude totally changed. Since we’ve had her back at home, she has stayed out of trouble. Her grades have improved significantly too. This place was expensive, I won't lie, but my wife and I feel like we have our daughter back, so it was worth the cost.