> or if the work was considered all of the "treatment" they would get The article makes it clear that that's the case. > Like many participants, Ethan Ewers w

> or if the work was considered all of the "treatment" they would get The article makes it clear that that's the case. > Like many participants, Ethan Ewers was ordered to complete Cenikor by a Texas judge after failing a drug test while on probation. Once he arrived, he said he worked 43 days straight in a sweltering warehouse unloading cargo containers for Walmart. > Multiple former staff members told Reveal that counselors routinely falsified counseling records to make it appear as though patients received more counseling than they did. During busy work seasons, some received no counseling at all.