"There was one comment on another thread which asked: Do you realllllly think that the centers are going to tell the kids about our forum so they can come here and tell us of the goings on??? For many of us survivors that know about Fornits there are probably 100 people that do not know to every one of us who do know. "
The poster was quoting another thread geniuses.
As you added the quotation marks Guest, I supposed that where the quote ends and starts is up in the air. But I can certainly admit to an error.
As a completely disinterested third party who only heard of AARC through an "acquaintance who is a parent of one of the clients", I laud your intellectual curiosity Interested. It is not often that a person with no ties to AARC comes across a website for people who are opposed to the practises of AARC and makes such a vigorous effort to familiarize themself with the situation.
I do apologize for any confusion that the statements about AARC related here caused. I know it can be confusing when one side says that the host homes are not licensed or regulated, when the other side says....
or when one side says that Vause received his PhD from the Union Institute, the same school that gave Miller Newton his, and the other side says...
or when one side says that none of the staff is a licensed therapist, social worker or psychiatrist and the other side says...
or when one side says that the study AARC calls independent validation of their methods was in fact written by Vause, Imbach, Goresky and Choate, all affilliated with AARC, and overseen by another Union Institute product, Patton, and the other side says...
And it can be very confusing when one side says that although AARC is registered as a Society, AARC's treatment facility has never had a license from the Government, but the other side says...
Those kinds of arguments would have anyone's head spinning, Interested.