News
Provo Canyon School has over 140 reportable cases of restraint so far in 2026
– 1 min read
Provo, UT — Edit 7/7/2026: Open records requests have been answered. We are publishing redacted details of every reportable incident so far in 2026.
As part of the ongoing investigative efforts of TTI Watch into Provo Canyon School, recent open records requests have shown over 140 cases of reportable restraint so far in 2026. No fewer than five incidents over the duration of the records provided required professional medical attention.
All records will be published here as part of the investigation.
Here are all available records thus far.
Written by
Read next
Child spends days in seclusion, forced to use bucket as toilet: inside Wyoming's C-V Ranch
Wyoming’s C-V Ranch, a publicly funded facility that operates as part of a collection of public school districts known as Region V BOCES (BOCES 5), was put on a Prescribed Corrective Action Plan (CAP).
Provo Canyon School's boys' program license revoked amid citations for inducing pain compliance, humiliation
Utah Department of Health and Human Services issued an agency action to revoke the license of Provo Canyon School’s Provo Campus, which was home to the facility’s program for boys.
New Haven RTC's Parks House faces emergency action after student flees, self-harms
Sarasota Springs, UT — On July 2, 2026, Utah Department of Health and Human Services took emergency agency action against New Haven RTC’s Rosa Parks House. The action followed a complaint and later a critical incident report “identified a serious injury experienced by a client therefore raising significant concerns for client health, safety, supervision and staff training.” According to the notice of agency action, published in full below, “A client with a history of self harm and suicide attem
Acadia Healthcare faces mounting legal pressure — and it's costing them millions
Acadia would prefer Wall Street investors view these hundreds of millions of dollars in legal payouts, jury verdicts, and actuarial reserve hikes as mere anomalies not related to how Acadia does business. But those costs are beginning to catch up to the bottom line.
Vienna's Story
I am not successful because of treatment, but in spite of it. I will never forget what happened to me at Innercept–no matter how many times they change their name–but I want to ensure it never happens to anyone else. Treatment should not result in trauma.
Child spends days in seclusion, forced to use bucket as toilet: inside Wyoming's C-V Ranch
Wyoming’s C-V Ranch, a publicly funded facility that operates as part of a collection of public school districts known as Region V BOCES (BOCES 5), was put on a Prescribed Corrective Action Plan (CAP).