In February 2024, the International Coalition Against Restraint and Seclusion (ICARS) issued a public Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to England’s Department for Education
Another documentary illustrates a disturbing pattern of abuse in the UK that disproportionately impacts children with disabilities.
After numerous official complaints, BBC has refused to acknowledge the harm caused by normalizing dangerous restraints as best practices for young children.
This unified force [of advocates and therapeutic professionals] presents an unambiguous statement: the cruel, inhumane, and abusive practice of electroshock behavior therapy is wrong and should not, under any circumstances, be allowed to continue.
One day, she received a call to come to her nine-year-old’s school. Quickly. She was responding to his first suicide attempt, but it wouldn’t be his last.
In February 2024, the International Coalition Against Restraint and Seclusion (ICARS) issued a public Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to England’s Department for Education
Another documentary illustrates a disturbing pattern of abuse in the UK that disproportionately impacts children with disabilities.
After numerous official complaints, BBC has refused to acknowledge the harm caused by normalizing dangerous restraints as best practices for young children.
This unified force [of advocates and therapeutic professionals] presents an unambiguous statement: the cruel, inhumane, and abusive practice of electroshock behavior therapy is wrong and should not, under any circumstances, be allowed to continue.
One day, she received a call to come to her nine-year-old’s school. Quickly. She was responding to his first suicide attempt, but it wouldn’t be his last.
In February 2024, the International Coalition Against Restraint and Seclusion (ICARS) issued a public Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to England’s Department for Education
Another documentary illustrates a disturbing pattern of abuse in the UK that disproportionately impacts children with disabilities.
After numerous official complaints, BBC has refused to acknowledge the harm caused by normalizing dangerous restraints as best practices for young children.
This unified force [of advocates and therapeutic professionals] presents an unambiguous statement: the cruel, inhumane, and abusive practice of electroshock behavior therapy is wrong and should not, under any circumstances, be allowed to continue.
One day, she received a call to come to her nine-year-old’s school. Quickly. She was responding to his first suicide attempt, but it wouldn’t be his last.
