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The troubled teen industry (also known as TTI) is a broad range of youth residential programs aimed at struggling teenagers. The term encompasses various facilities and programs, including youth residential treatment centers , wilderness programs , boot camps , and therapeutic boarding schools .
The “troubled teen” industry is a network of private youth programs, therapeutic boarding schools, residential treatment centers, religious academies, wilderness programs, and drug rehabilitation centers and it dates back at least 50 years.
WE ARE BREAKING CODE SILENCE *OFFICIAL* Preventing Abuse and Empowering Survivors of the Troubled Teen Industry. We utilize education, outreach, research, and community organizing to protect the civil and human rights of youth.
The troubled teen industry (TTI) is a term used to describe a system of underregulated residential youth treatment facilities that operate primarily in the United States.
The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act is far from enough to corral a billion-dollar industry that profits from harming kids.
Survivors of Academy at Ivy Ridge recount their horrific experiences in a Netflix docuseries that highlights the troubled teen industry.
The BBC has spoken to 20 people who identify as troubled teen survivors, aged from 20 to their late 40s, about their experiences within the industry over the last few decades.
The multi-billion dollar "troubled teen" industry is under scrutiny after the death of a 17-year-old at Diamond Ranch Academy in Utah. Sky News investigates and speaks to campaigners, including ...
Activists, state authorities and lawsuits filed by survivors are putting pressure on the ‘troubled teens’ industry to change its ways. Paris Hilton, front left, is the most visible leader of a...
Tens of thousands of teens are held in residential treatment facilities (RTFs) across the United States. These RTFs make up the “troubled teen” industry, which receives millions of dollars of revenue from Medicaid, local and state governments, and school districts.