What is the therapeutic program?

Therapeutic program, also called the Wilderness Program, is designed to provide assistance to problematic adolescents. Teenagers who resist authority are doing badly at school or insurgents at home are typical candidates for the therapeutic program. Such programs are held in the wilderness environment and encourage participants to learn to trust others, rely on themselves and work as part of the team.

Adolescents entering the program usually come after a court order or parent application. These participants may have had legal problems, or their parents believe that legal problems are in the future of their child if the teenager does not get control of his life. In many cases, the participants were not asked if they wanted to register for the therapeutic program and are defiant when they arrive.

Therapeutic programs take place around the world, in many different seasons and landscapes. Are individually designed but have a common ability to use the soil andHer hardships to reduce problem teens. Programs usually include participants who have been pedestrians many kilometers to the wild and theoretically learn to survive by working together, trusting each other and realizing that they are stronger than they thought they were.

by building camps, searching for food and transporting heavy backpacks filled with supplies, participants of the therapeutic program work with bare needs. While they survive in the wild, they are also encouraged to speak and program on their anger questions or other problems. When there are problems, participants are obliged to develop solutions rather than in anger.

The advocates of the therapeutic program believe that used strategies can help adolescents overcome depression, anxiety, defiance, violence, suicidal tendencies and other problems. Those who do not support programs believe that APRO teenagers that further destroy the ability toTuch trust, again more than boot camps. The therapeutic program usually lasts from one week to a few months.

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programs usually require a signed parental surrender to the program protection from responsibility if something goes wrong while the child participates. Many programs offer individual therapy, group therapy and challenges of physical endurance. Usually there is a strong focus on liability and taking responsibility for one's actions.