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Facilities start as privately owned, so the parent company section stays hidden. Choose "No" if this facility belongs to a chain and the parent company fields will appear.
Identification & Names
Facility Ownership
▼The company that owns or operates this facility today. If a program changed hands, put the current owner here and the earlier ones under Other Parent Companies.
Other Names
▼Every other name this program has used, including names it operated under before a rebrand. Survivors often know a program only by its old name, so this is how they find it.
Known Referrers
▼Educational consultants, therapists, transport services and programs that send children here. Name the person or company, for example "Smith Educational Consulting".
Website Links
▼Web addresses for the program: its own site, its social media, and directory listings. Paste the full address, starting with https.
Type of Care & TTI Ties
For providers outside the TTI that use its practices or send children into it. Each site of the provider is its own entry, like a facility.
Type of Care
▼The levels of care this provider offers, such as an acute psychiatric unit, a partial hospitalization program (PHP) or an intensive outpatient program (IOP). Tick every one that applies.
TTI Practices Used
▼TTI methods reported at this provider even though it is not a TTI program, such as a level system, seclusion or cutting off family contact. Tick what has been reported.
Also mark therapies and philosophies in the Treatment Types and Philosophy sections below.
Referrals Into the TTI
▼Where this provider sends children: the TTI programs it refers to, the transport companies it uses, and any agreements with them. For example "discharges to Provo Canyon School".
Location & Address
International Program
▼Fill this in only if the program operates outside the United States. It records the country, and whether children are sent there from elsewhere.
Toggle to "Yes" for programs outside the United States to show Country field instead of State.
Address Details
▼The street address where children actually live, as precisely as you can. A rural program may only have a road and a county, which is still worth recording.
Facility Operations
Other Parent Companies
▼Other companies that have owned or controlled this one, including after a sale or rebrand. For example "Sequel Youth and Family Services, 2017 to 2021".
Facility Operating Dates
▼When the program opened and, if it has closed, when it closed. An approximate year is useful: enter 2003 rather than leaving it blank.
Staff & Links
Key Staff Positions
▼People who work at this facility: directors, clinicians, teachers and line staff. Include the role and the years they were there if you know them.
Facility Details
Accreditations & Memberships
Current Accreditations
▼Bodies that currently accredit or endorse the program, such as NATSAP, CARF or the Joint Commission. Accreditation is not oversight, but it shows who vouches for the program.
Past Accreditations & Memberships
▼Accreditations and memberships the program used to hold, and lost or let lapse. Losing an accreditation often follows an investigation, so the dates matter.
Licensing & Certifications
▼The licence the program holds, who issues it, and its number if you have it. For example "Residential Treatment Center, Utah Office of Licensing".
Available Resources & Documentation
Standard Resource Types
News & Media
▼News articles, investigations and broadcasts about this program. Paste the full web address; an archived copy is better than a link that may disappear.
Official Documentation
▼Documents produced by an agency: inspection reports, licensing files, investigation findings, records obtained by request.
Legal & Compliance
▼Lawsuits, criminal cases, settlements and regulatory actions involving the program or its staff. A case name and court are enough to start.
Business & Property
▼Business records: incorporation filings, property deeds, bankruptcy records and anything showing who owns the land or the company.
Other Standard Resources
▼Anything that does not fit the categories above: survivor accounts, books, documentaries, academic research, archived copies of the program's own materials.
Resource Notes
Treatment Types
Standard Treatment Types
▼Tick the kinds of treatment the program says it provides, such as wilderness therapy or residential treatment. These are the labels used across the database.
Custom Treatment Types
▼A kind of treatment this program offers that is not in the standard list. Use the program's own words, for example "equine-assisted trauma work".
Target Diagnoses & Behaviors
Record the diagnoses and behaviors the program says it serves. This describes how the program markets itself, not an assessment of any individual young person.
Clinical Diagnoses
▼Behaviors & Challenges
▼Common TTI Practices
Tick TTI practices reported at this facility. Add a field note or source for each practice when you can.
Philosophy
Standard Philosophies
▼The approach the program is built on, such as behaviour modification or a level system. Tick everything that applies; most programs combine several.
Custom Philosophies
▼An approach this program names that is not in the standard list, in the program's own words.
Critical Incidents
Standard Incident Types
▼Kinds of harm that have been reported at this program, such as restraint injuries, deaths or escapes. Tick what has been reported, and put the evidence under News & Media or Official Documentation.
Custom Critical Incidents
▼A kind of incident reported at this program that is not in the standard list. Describe it plainly and briefly.
General Notes
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