This investigative report examines the troubling practice of placing vulnerable adopted children in for-profit residential treatment facilities under the guise of therapeutic care. Many families, seeking help for children with behavioral or emotional challenges, unknowingly place their children in institutions prioritizing profit margins over genuine healing. The article explores how these facilities operate, the lack of regulatory oversight, and the lasting psychological impact on children who expected permanent family support but found themselves confined instead.

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