Yes, the kids and counselors broke into groups several times a week and had discussions, talked about progress,? how we doing? checks etc.
We did this in our high school growing up. Where is there a law against this. The problem with what you say and the reason you lose credibility is that you present no facts or laws to base your accusations on. What law has been broken?
If only this fantasy were true, Who.
The fact is that these are
group counseling sessions, not "progress meetings." This has been abundantly documented by people who actually went thru the program (confrontation, explicit details of sexual encounters, etc). These are three times weekly "group therapy" sessions (call them what you want, they are what they are) facilitated by unlicensed staff. This is illegal and it's called "providing therapy without a license" and it's a serious matter.
Now, Who, what type of high school did you go to that had three times weekly therapy sessions? For that matter, what type of high school even has three times weekly "progress meetings" with counselors? That doesn't even pass the smell test. More BS from a BSer.
Let's not forget that ASR is a spin-off of HLA, founded by the same person, based on the same model, running the same scams.
We'll just have to see what happens when the state intervenes. I guess we will then know the full extent to which laws have been broken or circumvented. I'm getting some folks together now that will be crawling through all of ASR's paperwork with the state and pointing out "irregularities." I guess then we'll see where ASR stands on the legal issues.
Remember, Who, you said all of the same things about HLA and you were
wrong on all counts, as proven by ORS's reclassifying HLA as a Residential Childcare Facility, which is what ASR is also - a glorified treatment center with none of the patient protections or rights. All it took was
one person from one agency to start digging and the house of cards fell flat.
