The Department of Children and Families is vowing to reduce reliance on restraints and seclusion and to improve suicide prevention and mental-health treatment at its locked facilities for boys and girls in Middletown — long the targets of criticism by children's rights advocates.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
DCF Vows to Reduce Restraints, Improve Treatment At Locked Boys and Girls Units
DCF Vows to Reduce Restraints, Improve Treatment At Locked Boys and Girls Units
The Department of Children and Families is vowing to reduce reliance on restraints and seclusion and to improve suicide prevention and mental-health treatment at its locked facilities for boys and girls in Middletown — long the targets of criticism by children's rights advocates.
The Department of Children and Families is vowing to reduce reliance on restraints and seclusion and to improve suicide prevention and mental-health treatment at its locked facilities for boys and girls in Middletown — long the targets of criticism by children's rights advocates.
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