Provo Canyon

[Anonymous]

Grandmother needs help - how can I get my grad daughter out?  Any advice?

[Anonymous]

Most of the nurses at PCS are not even RNs, they are LPNs (which means they have not even gone to college and have no sort of education in even basic psychological theory!).  Their updated website may have a list containing approximately half RNs, half LPNs, but really, like their other lists of staff members, those listed with higher degrees rarely have contact with the students, probably they just sit on a board somewhere.  On their website, they list all these people (under "credentials and Liscensing") with PhDs, but when I was there, the only professional caregiver I saw was my therapist (once a week, for one hour), and even when I needed Tylenol for a headache (the air in Utah is really dry!), this was nearly always dispensed by an LPN.

[Anonymous]

Please go to http://www.isaccorp.org    
These people are quite good.
They may very well be able to help you.
They are in the business of protecting
children from these schools, and have had some
success with rescue of children in places like
the one your granddaughter is in.
Thank goodness she has someone in her life who
cares. Good Luck.
Also, I assume her parents were the ones who
placed her in there. Have you tried to get them
to read the posts about the school (containment
camp is more appropriate.)?  
On the ISAC website, there will be more information about the facility as well.
I wish you all the best. If it doesn't work,
remember she will be out some day. She'll need
lots of support, love, and patience when she is
freed. It will take her a while to return to society, to be deprogrammed, but if you believe
she can do anything, eventually she will.