Physical RestraintSeclusionGraphic Descriptions of Assaults or Injuries
Disability RightsPrivate SchoolsGroup HomeOversightLegislationJudge Rotenberg Educational CenterJudge Rotenberg Center
The Judge Rotenberg Center in Canton, Massachusetts, uses a custom electric shock device (GED) on some residents as part of an aversive therapy program approved by a probate court. Advocacy groups and international bodies have described the practice as cruel, inhuman and degrading, and are urging a ban. The center states the shocks are intended to prevent self‑injurious and aggressive behaviors.
Facilities:Judge Rotenberg Educational Center, Judge Rotenberg Center
The article content is restricted and unavailable for review regarding allegations involving Washington foster children placed at Clarinda Academy in Iowa.
Chemical RestraintMedical NeglectInvoluntary TransportSubstance AbuseChild Sexual Abuse
Juvenile JusticeFaith-Based ProgramsKidnappingSurvivor StoriesCelebrityFranceProvo Canyon School
This article discusses the personal history of French music journalist Philippe Manœuvre, including an interview recounting his daughter Manon's placement at the Provo Canyon School during her adolescence. According to the statements cited, the youth experienced involuntary transport, unauthorized placement, and forced administration of medication while enrolled at the facility.
