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(May 30, 2006) Randy Russell, Founder of SouLore, Sagle, ID, 509-671-1598, Vince Barranco, Owner of Life Designs, Cusick, WA, 509-445-0185, and Greg Hitchcock, Executive Director of Wilderness Quest, Monticello, UT, 888-929-2225, stopped by the Woodbury office for a visit. PANNELL JOINS ASCENT (May 31, 2006) Janice Pannell, Director of Admissions/ Marketing, Ascent, Naples, ID, 800-974-1999,
AOS ANNOUNCES SUMMER SESSIONS (June 2006) Academy of the Sierras, Reedley, CA, 866-364-0808, email, announced their upcoming summer sessions. Session 1 runs June 5 - August 13, 2006. Session 2 begins June 26 and runs through September 3, 2006. HERITAGE YOUTH OPENS TIMPVIEW RTC (June 2006) C. Lynn Loftin, Administrative Director, announced the opening of Timpview RTC, Heritage Youth Services, Spanish Fork, UT, 877-467-1681, a program for boys, ages 13-17. More... NATSAP CONFERENCE UPDATES (June 1, 2006) Jan Moss, Executive Director, National Association of Therapeutic Schools & Programs (NATSAP), Prescott, AZ, 928-443-9505, announced Last Call For Papers for the regional NATSAP conferences scheduled for this Summer and Fall. The deadline for the August 10-11 regional conference in Bend, OR, at the Riverhouse Resort and Conference Center is June 30, 2006. Please visit Strugglingteens.com for a complete list of conference dates and locations. UPDATE FOR YVONNE JONES (June 1, 2006) Yvonne P. Jones, PhD, CEP, Educational Consultant, Seattle, WA 206-850-3793, www.yvonnepjones.com called to inform us of her new business number. LIFE-LINE BEGINS CONSTRUCTION (June 2, 2006) Shane R. Petersen, MBA, Director of Admissions, Life-Line, Inc., North Salt Lake, UT, 801-936-4000, announced that the construction of a new residential treatment facility is underway. Life-Line is a non-profit family-focused treatment program for troubled teens. More... ALAN RANCH UPDATES (June 3, 2006) Paul and Kathy Lithgow, Founders, Alan Ranch, Queens Creek, AZ, 480-688-5003, announced the program is now at full operating capacity with eight boys. Alan Ranch began accepting students in September 2005. More... SUWS CELEBRATES 25 YEARS (June 4, 2006) SUWS of Idaho, Shoshone, ID, 888-879-7897, hosted a celebration and open house on June 2-3, 2006, in honor of their 25th anniversary. Woodbury Reports, Inc. President, Lon Woodbury and his wife Denise, attended the celebration. While Denise relaxed in the Spa, Lon set out on his fly fishing adventure and even caught a few. More... JDA SEEKS NOT-FOR-PROFIT STATUS (June 4, 2006) Tom Bratter, President, John Dewey Academy, Great Barrington, MA, 413-528-9800, announced the program is seeking not-for-profit status. More... WELLSPRING UK PROFILED (June 6, 2006) The Mirror, an online newspaper in the UK, profiled the British response to the July 2006 opening of Wellspring UK, Cumbria England, 0161-408-1264. Wellspring Camps, Reedley, CA, 866-364-0808, are weight loss programs for boys and girls age five and up. CHRIS NADASI JOINS STEP GROUP (June 6, 2006) Dani Levine, Founder, The Step Group, Tarzana, CA, 818-996-9880, , announced that with the educational consulting group's expansion to a national market, Dr. Chris Nadasi is joining the team. More...
(June 7, 2006) Julie Randall, Director of Operations, Living Well Transitions, Boulder, CO, 303-245-1020, and her son stopped by Woodbury Reports, Inc. for a visit. NEW STAFF AT BROMLEY BROOK (June 8, 2006) Laura S. Mack, Executive Director, Bromley Brook School, Manchester Center, VT, 866-537-2702, announced two new senior staff persons. Lawrence H. Mutty is Director of Admissions and Dan Verdery is Academic Director. More... E-SUN-ALEE PROGRAM UPDATES (June 9, 2006) Candace Bynum, Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Deer Lodge, TN, 256-503-9717, announced that E-Sun-Alee, an outdoor therapeutic program, is now offering a woodworking class to students. Of the many projects students are working on, a new 20-foot Totem Pole is now on display. More... SUMMER PROGRAM OPENINGS (June 9, 2006) Pat Ryan, LCSW, MBA, Assistant Director, Wediko Children's Services, Boston, MA, 617-292-9200, announced openings for both boys and girls in the 45-day New Hampshire Summer Program. More... SOLTREKS UPDATES WEBSITE (June 10, 2006) Lorri Hanna, Executive Director, Soltreks, Two Harbors, MN, 218-834-4607, announced the website is now updated with more program, staff, information, etc.
(June 12, 2006) Lon Woodbury, Founder, and the staff at Woodbury Reports, Inc., Bonners Ferry, ID, 208-267-5550, welcomes the first of two expected new arrivals. Congratulations to Teri Hinrichs and her husband Jacob on the birth of their bouncing baby girl. Kynsie Rae Hinrichs was born on June 10, 2006, at 9:44 p.m. She weighed 7 lbs. 14 ounces and measured 21 ½ inches. Kynsie has two older sisters, Trystin, 16, Lynnea, 15, and a brother Dakota, 10. PURE UPDATES WEBSITE (June 12, 2006) Boyd Hooper, Family180 Consultants, 801-380-3525, announced that Sue Scheff, founder of Parent Universal Resource Experts (PURE), has launched their re-designed website. More... PATHWAYS PLANS FALL TRIP (June 12, 2006) Rich and Wendy Simpson, Founders of Pathways, Bonners Ferry, ID, 800-979-0987, announced this year's Argentina Education Adventure, is set for September-December 2006. Five students went to Argentina last year, and experienced cultural & language immersion, did volunteer work, and explored both the Andes Mountains and the Patagonia Region. ABC NEWS REVIEWS BOOK (June 13, 2006) ABC News reviewed the book, Come Back: A Mother and Daughter's Journey Through Hell and Back written by Claire and Mia Fontaine. The book describes Mia's problems and experiences with intervention through parent-choice residential boarding schools. CKC CONSULTANT TOURS UPDATES (June 13, 2006) Kay C. Ford, Owner, CKC Consultant Tour Services, Crozier, VA, 804-784-3037, announced new tour schedules and changes to current scheduling. Please visit the CKC website for the updated information on upcoming tours. PARENTINGTEENS.COM (June 14, 2006) Keith Allen, Webmaster of Parentingteens.com, contacted Woodbury Reports regarding his website. Although the website itself does not have any names of staff responsible for it, the registrant of record for this website is Roger Lichfield of St. George, UT. SAMUELS NAMED HEAD OF SCHOOL AT AULDERN (June 15, 2006) Debra Dombrowski, Communications Manager, Three Springs, Inc., Huntsville AL, 256-880-3339, announced Jane Samuel, IEC Liaison for Three Springs, has accepted a position as Head of School for Auldern Academy in Chapel Hill, NC. More... FORMER FREER CLIENT IN THE NEWS (June 20, 2006) Julia Andrick, Marketing & Communications Director, Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Program, Albany, OR, 800-390-3983, announced that a former student was recognized for his role in updating the Washington State high school curriculum and student leadership roles. The story was published in The Daily News in Longview, WA. ADMISSION CHANGES AT FAMILY FOUNDATION (June 20, 2006) Emmanuel Argiros, President, The Family Foundation School, Hancock, NY, 845-887-5213, announced that Jeff Brain, MA, VP External Relations, is Acting Director of Admissions. Brain replaces Joe Lichty, who is returning to Minnesota with his family. Two new Admissions Counselors, Ted Towsley and Kathy Moroney will assist Brain in the Admissions Department. SEVEN COMPLETE BETTON HOUSE PROGRAM (June 20, 2006) Michael and Roxanne Losicco, Directors-in-Residence, Betton House, Scranton, PA, 877-723-8866, announced that seven residents successfully completed the six-month program which opened in August 2005. Betton House offers young adults, 18-24, a safe, sober and minimally structured environment. FREER ADDS ANOTHER ALL-GIRLS EXPEDITION (June 20, 2006) Julia Andrick, Marketing & Communications Director, Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Program, Albany, OR, 800-390-3983, announced another "All-Girls Expedition" begins August 6, 2006. INTERMOUNTAIN CHILDREN'S HOME CHANGES NAME (June 20, 2006) Jim FitzGerald, Executive Director, Intermountain, Helena, MT, 800-200-9112, announced an agency name change from "Intermountain Children's Home and Services" to "Intermountain." Intermountain will continue to work with children and families using a developmental relational approach. BENCHMARK AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP (June 20, 2006) Shelley Skaggs, Marketing & PR, Benchmark Young Adult School, Redlands, CA, 714-963-4148, announced that a local Redlands Adult School student was awarded the annual $500 Benchmark Scholarship Award for 2006. © Copyright 2012 by Woodbury Reports, Inc. |
