I'm not sure that your arguments are that effective here, Johnny. You're posting in a forum for discussions of Straight and it's descendent programs. Since AARC is one of the last ones operating, with the demise of KHK, PFC, SAFE and Growing Together in the last few years, anyone hoping to defend this particular phenomenon has quite a struggle on their hands. The New Jersey Law Journal cited Phil Elberg's demolition of AARC's parent Kids, as an example of how to take on a cult in court. Never forget that AARC is Kids of the Canadian West, renamed. I've got a host home manual from AARC, and you can find a copy online if you look, that clearly shows that AARC uses it's clients as sales tools. We saw on the Fifth Estate that Rachael O'Neill was admitted to AARC in spite of a licensed healthcare worker, paid by AARC, who said that she did not have a substance dependency. AARC has no operating license, it uses a host home system that prompted closures of Straight programs and the end of the Seed's treatment of minors, and it's counselling staff is made up of unlicensed former clients, with the exception of the Executive Director, who came from the Kids cult, and is also an unlicensed amateur quack.
But somehow, John D. Reuben, educational consultant, you're going to convince people that folks who are criticizing AARC are wrong, even though you literally couldn't find AARC on a map, and you didn't know the difference between Vancouver WA. and Vancouver BC.
You are going to be fired from Correlsense Johnny, because they are going to get your criminal record, along with info about Aspen, and then they're going to get a random assortment of your Fornits work. After you're fired, it will remain to be seen whether you get sued, and whether or not Correlsense audits all of your activities involving their money. It would appear likely that jail is in your future, Johnny.
Could this program be spun, against all of that negative information? Possibly Reuben, but certainly not by someone as entirely inadequate as you.