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Anonymous:
And, Izzy should have said "thank you" to these proof readers, don't you think?
Can't this woman say "thank you," or "sorry?"
Anonymous:
Maybe the compassionate Izzy woman drinks. Or should.
Ding Dong...
Anonymous:
"In my opinion phone calls should never be restricted between a parent and a child."
Isabelle Zehnder
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Comment #18
I was sent to a residential treatment center in Nephi Utah known as the "Whitmore Academy" when I was fourteen. It was advertised more as a boarding school with a family-like environment. I spent a year there unable to call my parents without the calls being monitored. I was subjected to mind control, verbal, and physical abuse. I was forced to harm other residents who were "acting out" knowing that if I didn't, I would recieve worse treatment. During my time there I learned that they were not accredited as a school, nor were the therapists licensed. With new reality shows making so much money and constantly branching off each other, I'm very worried about the renwed interest in the teen help industry. I can see this easily turning into a fad and spawning a rash of cults and money-making enterprises just like there was in the 80s.
http://www.askquestions.org/details.php?id=209
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Comment #15
Have you attended a BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION PROGRAM, BOOT CAMP, WILDERNESS PROGRAM, or BOARDING SCHOOL? If so, we would like to ask a few questions. 1. How long were you in the program? 2. Do you feel that was too long? 3. While you were in the program, were you a victim of abuse or did you witness abuse? 4. Did you recieve proper education while in the program? 5. Did you receive adequate medical treatment? 6. Were you fed a healthy, well-balanced diet? 7. What was your overall experience like? 8. Did you find it helpful or harmful? 9. How did it affect your relationship with your family? 10. Do you resent your parents for sending you away or do you feel they did the right thing? 11. Do you believe your problems could have been resolved at home with local help rather than being sent away? 12. Do you feel you were sent away as a necessity or more a convenience for your parents? Answers to these questions will help us determine whether programs, as a whole, are helpful or harmful, and will serve to help us determine alternative solutions for parents. We appreciate your feedback. For more information, please visit: http://www.caica.org http://www.nospank.net http://www.tbfight.com
IS TB Fight involved with CAICA?
:eek:
Anonymous:
Unregulated programs are not helpful, as a whole, because there are NO SAFEGUARDS in place to protect children and parents.
More like, "Feeling Lucky"? Wanna take a gamble with your kid's physical and psychological well-being?
:roll:
Anonymous:
Why would a so-called child advocate (Isabelle Zehnder) refer parents to a referral agency (PURE)that admits to being paid by the programs she refers to, a practice that is hardly considered in the best interests of children for the obvious apppearance of impropriety and conflict of interest?
Either you are dedicated to exposing instutionalized child abuse to help protect children from being preyed upon by ed cons and referral agencies OR you aren't. There is no middle ground. These ed cons and referral agencies are NOT REGULATED, just like the industry itself. They are the way most of these poor kids end up in these facilities. Do you think WWASPS parents and children are the only ones impacted by the referral industry? Of course they aren't. Do you really believe in PURE RESULTS, whatever that means?
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