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Businiess name:  Crossroads Program
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
If you are thinking of trying this program, first read about Steve Hassan's BITE Mind Control model (easily found in a google search). Then, search Youtube for videos of the founder of ICECAP (Crossroads), Bob Meehan. He has a foul mouth, a (recent) criminal history, and the verbally manipulative tactics of Charles Mansion. When I decided to try the group for thirty days, it quickly led to inpatient stays in their unaccredited facility in Phoenix, until I went on to their St. Louis based outpatient program. And once they found out that I'm gay, I was told to undergo rigorous therapy sessions with their quack Medical Director, Lee Lockwood, who uses outdated, manipulative, Freudian methods, and is an alcoholic in treatment himself. At first, you'll get plenty of hugs. The counselors will suggest to parents that their kids should be allowed to smoke cigarettes (as young as 13), then if the parents can afford the bogus treatment, it's endless amounts of that ... And if you're lucky, you graduate the program and go on to A.A. meetings with all the other guys who never figured out how to leave the self-fulfilling paradigm of, ""Only we can cure you. Your thinking got you here."" Parents will be turned against their kids if need be to keep them in the program and vice versa. I am not bitter, simply a person who's life was changed evermore since I went to that first meeting. After a year of sobriety- no relapses- I was kicked out of the program because I ""wasn't willing to work a program with my homosexuality."" Is this group something you really want your vulnerable teen to devote the next several years of his/her life? Crossroaders are not encouraged to finish high school or college, as the case may be. It is difficult to quit hard drugs cold turkey (trust me, I know), but the group supplements the drug experience with something that seems greater than family or society: evangelizing a drug-free, awesome, good time ... and at one BIG price: one's sense of self. ***Friends don't let friends join cults that pose as the answer to life's questions. This one does, but it can't! Pros: PROS - A good distraction from drugs, school, homelife, self Cons: CONS - Nothing is what it seems. Beware of these salesmen

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