Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > The Troubled Teen Industry
PURE Rebuttal - It All Makes Sense Now
Anonymous:
Re: High Impact
I'm sure Deborah did not mean to infer that it was she who made the phone call when in fact, it was Lon Woodbury who called and wrote about his findings.
Deborah:
***Deborah - you said you called and identified yourself as an educational consultant?
Jeez, and you program parents think your kids have ADD/ODD.. and spend thousands warehouse them for it?
I hate psych lables, which I believe to be fraudulent... but if the phoe shits....
Your defensive stance is interfering with what little attention and intellegence you might possess.
Deborah
Anonymous:
Deborah - Haven't you identified yourself as a program parent? Which program?
Anonymous:
Deborah has stated that her sons were enrolled in a program (not WWASPS) in Georgia against her wishes. Instead of the high academics promised, it turned out very bad...like WWASPS.
Instead of continually asking for information when you just bop onto this forum, you can search and do your own legwork. On the left-hand margin is a "Search WWF" line. Click on it and enter Deborah's name, and you will be able to do your own research without using bandwidth for us to do it for you.
Anonymous:
Sure - I've got time to sift through 229 posts. Actually, She has never mentioned the programs her sons were in. Now, from her postings, I can see where HIGH ACADEMICS would be important to HER, but my guess is that's not the purpose they were admitted. WWASPS has a great academic program for those that choose to work it. They aren't gonna do it for the kids. If it has to look a certain way to apease the parents, then it won't. It's much like homeschooling since they have several different grade levels, say in a history class, and are able to go as fast or slow as they wish. All the credits do transfer, at least my kids did and he caught up to grade level prior to program graduation. Obviously if you had experience of wwasps you'd know that is how it is. Or, if you admitted your kid for strictly academic reasons, you aren't being honest as these are not traditional boarding schools.
Uh..I guess the PURE folks want you to believe otherwise? Isn't that what this thread is about?
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