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The program was founded in 1998. | The program was founded in 1998. | ||
| − | The program has a targetgroup, which are described as teenagers of both genders aged between 13 and 17. | + | The program has a targetgroup, which are described as teenagers of both genders aged between 13 and 17 <Ref>[http://www.natsap.com/program_details.asp?id=76 Program data] on [[NATSAP]].</Ref> |
The average length of the program is 3 to 7 weeks. | The average length of the program is 3 to 7 weeks. | ||
== Program structure == | == Program structure == | ||
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The week consist of Layover days and Activity days. On Activity days the detained teenagers hike or are otherwise active. On Layover days they receive therapy or are being examined by doctors. Time are used for mail and food.) | The week consist of Layover days and Activity days. On Activity days the detained teenagers hike or are otherwise active. On Layover days they receive therapy or are being examined by doctors. Time are used for mail and food.) | ||
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=== Level System === | === Level System === | ||
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The program have 5 levels. | The program have 5 levels. | ||
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=== Other programs === | === Other programs === | ||
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The owners also offer two other programs. | The owners also offer two other programs. | ||
| − | *'''Footsteps''' is a program for youths age 11 to 14. | + | *'''Footsteps''' is a program for youths age 11 to 14 <Ref>[http://www.snwp.com/subpages.asp?id=45 About the footstep program on the program homepage]</Ref>. |
| − | *An adult program called 2nentrada. | + | *An adult program called 2nentrada <Ref>[http://www.snwp.com/pages.asp?id=20 About the adult program on the program homepage]</Ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| + | ===Info Pages=== | ||
| + | *Info: [http://www.snwp.com Program homepage] | ||
| − | + | ===Survivor Groups=== | |
*Survivor group: [http://groups.myspace.com/secondnaturealumni Second Nature Alumni], ''Myspace'' | *Survivor group: [http://groups.myspace.com/secondnaturealumni Second Nature Alumni], ''Myspace'' | ||
*Survivor group: [http://groups.myspace.com/WildernessSurvivors Group for people, who has been at a wilderness program and have survived to tell their story], ''Myspace'' | *Survivor group: [http://groups.myspace.com/WildernessSurvivors Group for people, who has been at a wilderness program and have survived to tell their story], ''Myspace'' | ||
| − | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=14548 Second Nature Wilderness Program], a | + | |
| − | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=18537 Outback Therapeutic Expedition /Second Nature], a | + | ===Message Boards=== |
| + | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=14548 Second Nature Wilderness Program], a thread on Fornits webforum about the program | ||
| + | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=18537 Outback Therapeutic Expedition /Second Nature], a thread on Fornits webforum about the program | ||
*'''Treads where the teenager are prevented from coming home.''' | *'''Treads where the teenager are prevented from coming home.''' | ||
| − | *Forum: [http://fornits.com/wwf/viewtopic.php?t=5826 RECENT CEDU STUDENT], a | + | *Forum: [http://fornits.com/wwf/viewtopic.php?t=5826 RECENT CEDU STUDENT], a thread on Fornits mentioning the program. |
| − | *Forum: [http://fornits.com/wwf/viewtopic.php?t=12923 Any science behind cedu?], a | + | *Forum: [http://fornits.com/wwf/viewtopic.php?t=12923 Any science behind cedu?], a thread on Fornits mentioning the program. |
| − | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=23123 Struggling Teens' new board - All Posts], a | + | *Forum: [http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=23123 Struggling Teens' new board - All Posts], a thread on Fornits mentioning the program. |
| + | *Forum: [http://cafety.org/index.php?option=com_joomlaboard&Itemid=68&func=showcat&catid=13 The Teen Help Industry] a subforum on the message board of Community Alliance For the Ethical Treatment of Youth (CAFETY) | ||
| + | *Forum: [http://fican.freeforums.org/the-troubled-teen-industry-f4.html The Troubled Teen Industry] a subforum on the message board of Fight Institutional Child Abuse Network (FICAN) | ||
[[Category:Wilderness Therapy]] | [[Category:Wilderness Therapy]] | ||
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[[Category:Utah]] | [[Category:Utah]] | ||
[[Category:Oregon]] | [[Category:Oregon]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Wilderness programs in Oregon]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Wilderness programs in Utah]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Wilderness programs in Georgia]] | ||
Versionen fra 1. jul 2008, 18:27
Second Nature Wilderness Program is a behavior modification program using a wilderness therapy concept.
The program was founded in 1998.
The program has a targetgroup, which are described as teenagers of both genders aged between 13 and 17 [1]
The average length of the program is 3 to 7 weeks.
Indholdsfortegnelse
Program structure
The week consist of Layover days and Activity days. On Activity days the detained teenagers hike or are otherwise active. On Layover days they receive therapy or are being examined by doctors. Time are used for mail and food.)
Each group are gender separated and consist of 8 members.
Level System
The program have 5 levels.
- The first level is called Earth Phase. Here the detained teenager has to accept the banishment to the program and learn to comply. They are isolated from the other teenagers in order to increase pressure. This phase is expected to last 24-48 hours. The keywords for this phase are Orientation and Acceptance.
- Level two - called Fire Phase - starts when the detained teenager has accepted his or her banishment from the family as punishment for whatever sacrilege they have committed. During this phase they are slowly being integrated into a peer group and given assignments within the daily framework. The keywords are Accountability and Engagement.
- Level three is named Water Phase. During this phase they have to show leadership skills while they continue their own work. The keywords are Investment and Insight.
- The forth level are the Air Phase. The student are given leadership assignments as using a compass and a map. The keywords are Insight and Responsibility.
- When the detained teenager has gone through all the phase they enter the Transition Camp where focus are put on what to do after the program. The parents are invited to be a part of this work, which have four items on the agenda:
- Relapse plan
- Family therapy work
- Future plan
- Leadership
Not all of the detained teenagers are rewarded with permission to be allowed home after the stay. Teenagers, who have been detained at this program have been sent to a large number of facilities, among them Carlbrook and Coral Reef Academy - some for years.
Other programs
The owners also offer two other programs.
References
External Links
Info Pages
- Info: Program homepage
Survivor Groups
- Survivor group: Second Nature Alumni, Myspace
- Survivor group: Group for people, who has been at a wilderness program and have survived to tell their story, Myspace
Message Boards
- Forum: Second Nature Wilderness Program, a thread on Fornits webforum about the program
- Forum: Outback Therapeutic Expedition /Second Nature, a thread on Fornits webforum about the program
- Treads where the teenager are prevented from coming home.
- Forum: RECENT CEDU STUDENT, a thread on Fornits mentioning the program.
- Forum: Any science behind cedu?, a thread on Fornits mentioning the program.
- Forum: Struggling Teens' new board - All Posts, a thread on Fornits mentioning the program.
- Forum: The Teen Help Industry a subforum on the message board of Community Alliance For the Ethical Treatment of Youth (CAFETY)
- Forum: The Troubled Teen Industry a subforum on the message board of Fight Institutional Child Abuse Network (FICAN)
