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Who knows Dean Vause - lets have some facts here too
Anonymous:
Velvet, you have just completly lost all of your credibility in my eyes
Anonymous:
In response to Anonymous starting "First of all I don't know why my last post appeared as anonymous...that was me. "
Just a couple point from my perspective:
-all the prostiutes I know in AARC used to support their habit
-the statistics now come from (I don't know where they were from before) research done by a clinical staff member in AARC, who interviewed graduates 100-199 and came back with the statistics that 80% were sober today, 15% confirmed using and the other 5% they didn't know about.
Anonymous:
I was between graduate 100 - 199 and nobody made an attempt to interview me. There wouldn't be any reason for me to fall into "5% they don't know about". They could have just called because they still have my contact information and there's no reason for anyone from aarc to think that they can't couldn't call me or for that matter that I'm using.
So really, I don't think there's any basis behind what they are saying. If they interviewed anyone at all it was probably just the clients still in the inner circle of aarcville. If that's the case then the success rate is really really bad.
Hamiltonf:
There's no scientific basis for the kind of statistics AARC uses.
Reason :
1. They only use "graduates" to measure success.
2. There is no measure of theose who do NOT graduate.
3. There is no objective measure of whether those "entering" the program had any "problem" to start off with anyway.
4. Ther is no definition of what constitutes a "problem" in any event. Only what Dean Vause and his cronies try to tell you is a problem
5. It's all in how the cases are filtered --- how much money can the gullible parents afford to pay, etc etc.
Anonymous:
HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHH this colum is soooo funny. I check in every couple of months..absolutely halarious...keep it up velvet you give me much comic relief!!!!!! AHASJHDASKJSDKLOLOLOLOLOLOL
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