“I have known Matt Schneider for almost 4 years now. In October of 2015, I entrusted my most treasured gift, my 15-year-old son, to the care of Matt Schneider and the loving staff at his family’s male behavioral based programs at the ranch. Into the third year of Joseph’s time there, he graduated up to the specific care and tutelage made available at Matt’s Rocky Mountain Frontier Program. The year that he spent in this program was very impacting, and helped my son to grow, heal, and finish High School. Rocky Mountain Frontier meets troubled teens where they are, sees them with the face of love, and slowly, patiently and methodically helps them confront their woundedness and learn to take the next necessary steps towards recovery. Along the way, my son grew in confidence, in hope, and began to understand all the many possibilities awaiting him as a young man and child of God. Rocky Mountain exposed him to appropriate hard work, which fostered his drive and sense of self-worth, the necessity of prayer, healthy supportive relationships, and the need to achieve a certain academic prowess. Body, mind, heart, and soul – this balanced sense of well-being remains at the center of Rocky Mountain Frontier’s Program. Additionally, the balanced approach of achievement, trust gained, growing responsibilities, and fun experiences, helps provide an appropriate and motivational environment for behavior advancements and an empowering sense of accomplishment. After that year at Rocky Mountain Frontier, my son came home with a homeschooling High School degree, a sense of what hard work entails, an understanding of human dignity, and how life expectations and appropriate functionality require both a humble obedience and compassionate ability to direct. I firmly believe that Rocky Mountain Frontier will help teenage boys who find themselves in a life-crises to breath, slow down, grow and find purpose once again in their journey called life.”