At the Provo Canyon School, Paris Hilton remembers being stripped of her name and given a number, routinely sent to isolation rooms, subjected to random, late-night gynecologic exams and recalls seeing staff 'dominate' uncooperative students.
The 2021 law ultimately. It requires the state to perform more inspections on treatment centers, restricts what kinds of physical restraints and drugs can be used, and directs institutions to record instances where employees forcibly restrain students.
"While we acknowledge there are individuals over the many years who believe they were not helped by the program, we are heartened by the many stories former residents share about how their stay was a pivot point in improving — and in many cases, saving — their lives," the statement reads, noting that the interventions detailed by Hilton — including "solitary confinement" — are not used anymore.
At all three schools, Hilton described abuse — both mental and physical. But as she was being admitted to Provo, she was forced to undergo a full pelvic exam which she described as "a step beyond what I experienced at CEDU, Ascent and Cascade."Hilton explains, in detail, the lengths the staff would go to make students at Provo Canyon School uncomfortable. Many of the employees, she claims, degraded children.
The observation room is first detailed in her book after she was caught refusing to take the pills prescribed to her. The room was dimly lit and cold, described as a "meat locker." In the next room over, "a girl screamed and screamed for what seemed like a long time," Hilton wrote."... They took everything from me: light, space, comfort, my clothes, my name. We weren't allowed to dance, sing, or even hum.
The experience was so bad that a student devised a plan to stab one of the employees with multiple syringes that were on hand in the infirmary, then try to escape, according to Hilton. When one of the girls asked "what if he dies?" the student responded: "What if we die?" Hilton writes.After Provo "Survivors of Provo and CEDU began to piece together a history of abandonment and abuse. The extent of the wreckage was heartbreaking: addiction, PTSD, suicide, shattered sleep, ruined families," Hilton writes in her book.
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