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Using nature to clear the mind is a tried-and-true technique. But rural-based “wilderness therapy” camps often employ controversial practices to treat troubled teens that may do more harm than good, according to former campers and child welfare advocates.
Wilderness therapy camps often employ controversial practices that do more harm than good say former campers and child welfare advocates.
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Being hospitalized is a difficult and often traumatic experience for anyone, but for children, it can be especially challenging. That’s why some hospitalize are treating young patients’ anxiety through music.
Donating an organ to save the life of another is a supreme act of compassion, and one Utah woman in the state has made this gift — twice.
A Lewis and Clark County District Court judge has dismissed Helena lawmaker Mary Caferro from a lawsuit involving Intermountain Children’s Home and a former employee.