Help your child by not sending them away...

Coming from someone who was once escorted, it is definitely a shocking and traumatic experience. Most of the girls at CCA were escorted and that is a total violation of trust, before you finalize all the plans to send your child away  to an all girls "therapeutic" boarding school- without visiting it first or talking to any of the students who actually go there- why dont you try talking to your child, openly discuss how you are feeling, discuss your thoughts and the possibility of being sent away, give them a shot to prove themself before they're kidnapped at 4am by random strangers to a play that you've never even been to in person before. From my own experience, it is a day I will never forget..

Vall at February 10, 2011 at 5:32 AM

Coming from someone who was once escorted, it is definitely a shocking and traumatic experience. Most of the girls at CCA were escorted and that is a total violation of trust, before you finalize all the plans to send your child away  to an all girls "therapeutic" boarding school- without visiting it first or talking to any of the students who actually go there- why dont you try talking to your child, openly discuss how you are feeling, discuss your thoughts and the possibility of being sent away, give them a shot to prove themself before they're kidnapped at 4am by random strangers to a play that you've never even been to in person before. From my own experience, it is a day I will never forget..

I agree.

A number of students have given their testimony about the traumatic experience being forced out of bed by strangers only to learn that a number of months or in some cases even years will be in front of them where they will miss out an important part of their childhood and their social network.

Here is a link to the blog: Being transported