Day 629. Survivors found: 9 DISCLAIMER: This excerpted material has been made available on a non-profit basis for educational and discussion purposes only. This constitutes a “fair use” of such copyrighted material as provided for in 17 USC §107. (For more information, go to http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml.) No copyright ownership is claimed by posting these illustrations. No [...]
Day 359. Survivors found: 6 About a month and a half ago, the Executive Director of ACT left this comment in response to the second half of my interview with fellow Attachment Therapy survivor, “Mia.” Mia’s tormentor appears to have been Konnie Stoltz, a therapeutic parent still working for the Institute for Attachment and [...]
Day 334. Survivors found: 6 This being the ethereal expanses that comprise the Intarwebs, one is always duty-bound to encounter “some of the people” who can be “fooled all of the time.” “I know the attachment therapy which is used for kids who have attachment disorder and requires the child to remain within 3 feet [...]
Day 333. Survivors found: 6 [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ArqRt7wBE&hl=en&fs=1] Ten months ago I wrote this post, which contained the following: Might be surprising for outside observers to learn that this is actually a rather tame version of attachment therapy. The child’s parent is there (if that woman subjecting the boy to this could properly be termed a parent) [...]
Day 333. Survivors found: 6 This account of attachment therapy comes from a girl named “Renee.” It was told to me via e-mail; only minor edits have been made for the purpose of publishing in weblog format. As of this day, Renee is the last survivor I’ve found. …I think Elizabeth Randolph was the lady [...]
