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The Troubled Teen Industry / NATSAP- New Developments in Utah
« on: January 22, 2007, 05:24:15 PM »
I'm not defending the industry, I'm just saying that the idea that they would do some work in self-regulating isn't scandalous.
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The Troubled Teen Industry / NATSAP- New Developments in Utah
« on: January 22, 2007, 05:03:13 PM »
Basically every industry self-regulates to a greater or lesser degree.
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The Troubled Teen Industry / strugglingteens.com
« on: January 22, 2007, 04:40:27 PM »
I thought I should say that I was wrong about the Strugglings Teens people down the hall. I'm not trying to troll here by not being negative, but I was criticizing them based on very little information and the assumptions I was making I don't think were accurate. They are good people there.
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The Troubled Teen Industry / East coast programs
« on: October 10, 2006, 08:38:14 PM »
Nobody has posted on this thread for a while, but if anyone is still following this, I have a question:
If Utah/Montana schools are bad for the reasons listed in the previous posts, are East coast school decent because they are regulated better? Or are they still bad? Obviously there are going to be bad ones in whatever area someone might talk about, but are the East coast ones better on average?
By the way, it is really weird, but the Struggling Teens company that refers kids to various programs is just down the hall from me! Sometimes when I'm walking down the hall I stop and listen to the stuff they're saying to parents, which seems to usually be crap.
If Utah/Montana schools are bad for the reasons listed in the previous posts, are East coast school decent because they are regulated better? Or are they still bad? Obviously there are going to be bad ones in whatever area someone might talk about, but are the East coast ones better on average?
By the way, it is really weird, but the Struggling Teens company that refers kids to various programs is just down the hall from me! Sometimes when I'm walking down the hall I stop and listen to the stuff they're saying to parents, which seems to usually be crap.
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