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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => Straight, Inc. and Derivatives => Topic started by: ajax13 on May 29, 2012, 04:54:07 PM
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"Clinical Team
Dr. Dean Vause
"Executive Director
Ph. D.
Dr. Vause is the Executive Director of the Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre (AARC), a long-term, intensive treatment program for severely addicted youth and their families. AARC is the culmination of Dr. Vause’s 20 years of research into adolescent addiction. His research took him to treatment centres throughout North America. Dr. Vause started his career in high schools, where he taught, counseled and developed programs to help youth in the education system. His Masters dissertation “A School Drug Program”, and his Ph.D. Program, “Adolescent Substance Use Disorders”, focus on both a model and facility for adolescent drug treatment. He has provided many Teacher In-service presentations on the subject of drug use in schools in Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia and parts of the United States, and has provided numerous workshops for many other community organizations. Dr. Vause is considered to be a leading expert in the field of adolescent addiction, and his advice is sought by other professionals. He is the recipient of the Rotary International “Paul Harris Fellowship”, the highest honor in Rotary. Other awards include Calgary Citizen of the Year award and the Alberta Centennial Medal."
http://aarc.ab.ca/about-aarc/our-staff (http://aarc.ab.ca/about-aarc/our-staff)
This is the latest flatus to squeak out of All About Receiving Cash, and contains the usual alottment of nose-stretchers. When quizzed by the College of Alberta Psychologists, the Wiz has been quite adamant that his program does not provide treatment. He has been at AARC for twenty years. Before that he was at the Kids hub in New Jersey, and before that he was a high school guidance counselor. His Ph.D. was awarded from the Union Institute after he submitted a description of the facility he was already running: AARC. He has had no papers published by any peer-reviewed journal.
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As their client population has become very small, they needed to spend their cash on something - hence the new, very dull, website.
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http://www.calgaryherald.com/AARC+gives ... story.html (http://www.calgaryherald.com/AARC+gives+young+chance+hope/6790471/story.html)
All About Receiving Cash sucked in another $1.4 million in corporate tax write-offs at their annual beg-a-thon. They are claiming in their SLAPP suits against Lunn, O'Neil, Bates, Dye-Kibble and CBC that they suffered a serious financial loss due to the besmirching of their reputation. Calgary's elites continue to publicly throw money at the Wiz, which seems to contradict their claim of victimhood. AARC enjoys the backing of both bird-cage liners, Sun and Herald, the Calgary Police Service, and the Provincial Government, despite the fact that the Wiz is vehemently denying the allegation that AARC provides treatment.
It dawned on me the other day, after speaking to a man who was sent away by PRIDE to an alternate program in the States, that AARC was created to break the law. The whole reason for peple sending their unruly progeny to Vause and Miller Newton in the first place, was to break the laws regarding unlawful confinement. The Americans could hold the kids legally until they were 18, and what was desired was captivity while the people were subjected to behavior modification. Criminally-minded is a term used by the judiciary to describe folks like AARCies.