10 Things You Should Know About the Troubled Teen Industry

10 Things
You Should Know About the
Troubled Teen Industry

“We were forced to endure verified brainwashing and abusive methods. For typically two days at a time, we were deprived of sleep and water.”
– Anonymous Survivor

“Our letters were censored, read, and occasionally fully confiscated before being sent to us […]

Hidden Lake Academy: Unveiling the Dark Reality of Institutional Abuse

Hidden Lake Academy:
Unveiling the Dark Reality of Institutional Abuse

If you’ve been watching the news cycle lately, you might have seen a flurry of stories published about Clarence Thomas. One of the more significant stories published was an investigative piece by Propublica that exposed Clarence Thomas’ sent his […]

NATSAP and the TTI

NATSAP and the TTI

NATSAP appears to be trying to reform its image to appear to be “advocating for safe care” for children – including attempting to publicly “support” into regulatory bills over the last three years.

What is NATSAP?

The National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP) is a member-based organization of […]

Unsilenced CEO Meg Appelgate fights for HB 218 in Montana

Unsilenced CEO Meg Appelgate fights for HB 218 in Montana

In March, Unsilenced CEO Meg Appelgate traveled to Montana to speak at a hearing for the Montana Senate about HB 218. While there were dissenting opinions about the bill in the hearing, Meg passionately pleaded the case that children’s safety and lives were […]

How My Childhood Was Stolen From Me: Speaking Up About the Troubled Teen Industry and a Call for Change

How My Childhood Was Stolen From Me: Speaking Up About the Troubled Teen Industry and a Call for Change

Originally shared via Linkedin by Meg Appelgate

“We can do this the easy way or the hard way,” one of my abductors towering over my bedside remarked. As a strong-willed 15-year-old, I was immediately flooded […]

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