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« on: October 03, 2005, 06:21:00 PM »
Has anyone heard of United States Intervention Services before? They may be part of the WWASP network.

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« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2005, 06:27:00 PM »
from 911 United States Intervention Services

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« Reply #2 on: October 04, 2005, 10:04:00 PM »
from the website

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Secured Short-term Holding

Our secured, short-term holding service offers a safe, secured, structured transition option. There are multiply factors that may determine this need for your family:

    * The Unforeseen: We want to ensure that your family always have an option of safety for your child. Such as, if your were confronted with an unforeseen program closure or the need to transfer your child to another program our short-term holding options will offer you the peace of mind needed while determining your best next direction.

    * Emergency Intervention: When it?s determined that a teen?s choices are putting their safety, and even their lives or the lives of others at risk, halting that self-destruction becomes the primary focus. This allows a safe, secured transition environment for your teen while arrangements are then made for placement.

    * Time Lapse: There may be a delay in the admissions process and a need to secure the safety of your child from their behavioral choices and/or the choices of their friends.

    * Transition Delays: There may be needs for temporary placement due to admission delays encountered at times when transitioning from one program to another.

    * Holidays: This time period is especially sensitive with highly charged emotions for families as well as their teens. USIS is committed to providing a safe, secured environment, addressed with professionalism, dignity and building a compassionate rapport.

    * Recuperation: A short-term secured environment is sometimes needed if a teen is recuperating from an illness and/or injury. Our agents are able to provide a safe, secure environment while attending to the scheduling and transporting to needed doctor and physical therapy appointments.



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It's so sickening I can't help but laugh.

Do parents really fall for this crap?!?!?!?!


Goddamnit, I can't believea  kidnapper can advertise on the web like this. These unregulated, disgusting people who run these places need to be put in jail themselves. Piece of shit mother fuckers!!!!
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« Reply #3 on: October 04, 2005, 10:06:00 PM »
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Q: Would it be best to tell my child ahead of time they are going to a program?  A: Absolutely no! This point cannot be emphasized strongly enough! There is no better way to trigger run plans, or have a child intentionally put themselves in harms way, then to tell them ahead of time they are being sent to a program to change their ways. At this point, that?s not their mindset. They don?t want to change their ways, or they would have by now. Rarely will an adolescent respond favorably to being placed in a treatment program. We can design an intervention tailored to the needs of your family without jeopardizing your child?s safety. But do not tell them ahead of time.

Even for teens who have no history of being a runaway, this is the most common reaction. Their mind-set is that they would rather run than be ?sent? away. If they run, the situation has been greatly complicated. As a runaway, now they have put themselves at greater risk, they must be located and you have the horrifying, emotional drain of worry over their safety. Not to mention the costs involved in locating your child can become very expensive.

This also underscores the reasons for not letting other people know of your plans. Consider it a needs-to-know basis. Do not tell friends, siblings or other family members unless there is a true need-to-know. Loose lips sink ships... and in this case, the shipwreck could be your child.


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