Press

PETITION: Tell Josh Shipp and Lifetime Network to Stop Placing Children at Serious Risk of Ill-treatment and Torture

PETITION: Tell Josh Shipp and Lifetime Network to Stop Placing Children at Serious Risk of Ill-treatment and Torture

Several weeks ago, Lifetime Network aired their new reality-based TV show called Teen Trouble. The show follows "teen expert" (not an actual credential), Josh Shipp, in his quest to save strugglin youth. We follow him as he subjects the youth to grossly inappropriate, fear-based interventions in an effort to change their self-harming behavior. When his irresponsible and confrontational tactics (unsurprisingly) fail to empower the child and family to act, rather than refer families to services providing evidence-based care, Mr. Shipp instead turns to institutional placement within facilities that rely on fear-based and punitive interventions that are known to harm and abuse youth.

 

Read more...
 

UN Meeting: With Your Support, International Recognition

UN Meeting: With Your Support, International Recognition

 

Two weeks ago, CAFETY leaders were among a handful of experts invited to participate in an expert consultation  meeting with Juan Méndez, the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture.Experts were c...

Read more...

Romney Profits From Bain-owned Health Company Facing Wrongful Death, Neglect Allegations

 Mitt Romney is: " maximizing profits and revenues without too much regard for the human consequences."

Read more...

UN calls for investigation of the Judge Rotenberg Center

UN calls for investigation of US school's shock treatments of autistic children

Massachusetts special-needs facility is believed to be the only one in the world that uses 'aversive therapy' in treating...

Read more...
  • «
  •  Start 
  •  Prev 
  •  1 
  •  2 
  •  3 
  •  4 
  •  5 
  •  6 
  •  7 
  •  8 
  •  9 
  •  10 
  •  Next 
  •  End 
  • »
Page 1 of 58


FBHand-Drawn twitter handrawn  gplushandrawn youtube45 CAFETY on Wikipedia
 
 

"Surviving CEDU" Documentary

cedu logo copy

"Surviving Cedu,” tells the story of a half-dozen teenagers who were each sent to the Cedu School, variously described to them as a standard boarding school, a wilderness adventure school, or a therapeutic learning environment in the Western mountains of the United States. But the experience of the school was something entirely different. Students quickly found themselves in a new, strange, uncomfortable and often frightening world of intense group relationships and heightened, invasive and violent group therapies. Relationships at the school between students - and staff - seemed to have little formal structure or sense of normal boundary - and a student’s life was always under threat of intense and unpredictable disciplining and punishment.

 

 

Latest News