Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > Mission Mountain School
For Colleen Harrington
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2006-05-01 19:36:00, Anonymous wrote:
"I would suggest contacting the ACLU in Montana and filing a formal compaint, if you are that concerned. Also, a measure you can take is to contact the Department of Children and Family Services. I believe I know someone in Missoula at the ACLU. Let me look around a bit.
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CPS won't do shit unless you are a VERY RECENT student. Now that people know that it wouldn't suprise me that things will get leaked sooner rather than later... With more girls getting educated on this issue early on and recognizing things that are completely UNACCEPTABLE in the mental health proffesion that occur at MMS, it's bound to happen.
Anonymous:
What I find hard to believe is that there are plenty of the girls who need medication. Cognitive behavioral therapy can only do so much unless the actual chemical imbalance is treated. The first part of my twenties was torture until I got on lithium. I thought of it as something "I" was doing wrong rather than a chemical imbalance. You can run a simple blood test to see if a person has an imbalance. To deny someone lithium when they are imbalanced is comparable to telling a person that is diabetic that their insulin deficiency is all in their head and they just need to eat better. It was emotional torture for a while there. Back to the issue at hand, I believe CPS would listen as long as the complaints were valid and they felt they were out of concern for the other children not some sort of vendeta
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2006-05-20 22:01:00, Anonymous wrote:
Back to the issue at hand, I believe CPS would listen as long as the complaints were valid and they felt they were out of concern for the other children not some sort of vendeta"
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Believing is fine, but the facts differ from your 'belief'. It is a FACT that they do not. Call them and ask for yourself. It's their policy.
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