Dr. Ross Greene
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first heard Oct 2017
last heard Oct 2017
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Which has been implementing this model for about the last ten or twelve years.
Ten or twelve years ago there were over two hundred and eighty kids in juvenile detention in Maine.
There are now eighty.
That's because we assist in helping them reduce their recidivism from about sixty five to seventy percent to what it is now, which is around fifteen percent.
And that represents a significant cost savings because it costs a hundred and twenty thousand dollars a year.
To have a kid in a bed in juvenile detention in the state of Maine, and it's even more expensive in other places.
So when we start talking about that, that's when policy makers and legislators start to listen.
We can't keep doing what we've always done, or we're gonna just gonna keep losing kids at the rate that we're continuing to lose them.
You know what?
It's always nice to know that your kid is going to be treated in a way that is compassionate and humane and effective.
I think that's what everybody every parent wants from their kids' teacher.
Sure.
Um the the name of the documentary, at least at the moment it could change, is The Kids We Lose.
There's a website for it called thekidsweose dot com.
It is a project that I am very passionate about.
Um the goal is to show what still gets done to kids here in the year two thousand and seventeen.
A lot of it uh brutal, a lot of it inhumane, a lot of it manhandling.
Um, just by mere virtue of the fact that they are behaviorally challenging.
And that their difficulties are poorly understood.
And that they are still being treated in ways that are obsolete.
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