United Kingdom
There have been five UK series.
The format is distributed internationally by DRG and has been adapted in several territories.
Series 1
In series one of Brat Camp, the teenagers are enrolled at Redcliff Ascent, a wilderness therapy program based in the town of Enterprise, Utah. Upon arrival, the team is blindfolded and then driven out to Escalante Desert [1] they spend weeks hiking up various mountains in this region.
UK Series 1: Redcliff Ascent - Wilderness therapy (four episodes)| Name | From | Published problem |
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| James Fonfé | Marlow | Drug issues |
| Fran | Somerset | Anger issue |
| Rachel Greenberg | Leyton | Alcohol issue |
| Charlie Mason | Putney | Anger issue |
| Tom Philips | Kidderminster | Drug issue |
| Dan Leary | Surrey | Drug issue caused by depression |
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Redcliff Ascent was asked to be featured in a second round of Brat Camp, but declined when it became obvious that the next season would require tougher kids and increased drama. The first series won an International Emmy Award for best non-scripted program. RedCliff Ascent spokesman, Stephen Schultz, mentioned that "RedCliff Ascent is a treatment program, not a TV show". [2] James Fonfe' became quite a media icon after his return to the UK. While most students struggle a bit upon return home, a year later James was working with his mother teaching swimming and had been drug-free, as verified by urine tests administered by his mother. As James put it: "You do feel trapped. But it is worth it. I am glad I did it. I wouldn’t go back now, but I don’t have a problem any more – if I had a problem in the future, then I would go back." [3]
Series 2
UK Series 2: Turnabout Ranch - Residential treatment center (5 episodes)| Name | From | Published problem |
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| Alex Parkins | Leicester | Alcohol issue, disrespectful, expelled from school and bullies her mother |
| Joe Sheldrick | Surrey | Disobedience and disrespectful |
| Ed McAllister | Banbury | Drug issue and stealing from family. |
| Jemma Henley | Oxford | Disobedience, shoplifter and expelled from 3 schools |
| Xanthe Laird | Devon | Cannabis use, alcohol issue and disrespectful |
| Jenni Greevy | Southampton | Anger issue, disobedience and disrespectful |
| Josh Melvin | Finchley | Drug issue, disrespectful and drug fuelled anger issues |
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Series 3
UK Series 3: Aspen Achievement Academy - Wilderness therapy (4 episodes)| Name | Age | From | Published problem |
|---|
| Julia Krzyzanowska | 16 | Dorset | Drug issues |
| Georgie Turnbull-Atkinson | 16 | Crawley | Drug issues as well as run-ins with the law |
| Lydia Rowlands | 16 | Southampton | Drug issue as a result of being victim of bullying |
| Lucy Tyson | 15 | Lancaster | Anger issue, disrespectful and greedy |
| Danni Calardo-Thompson | 15 | Leicester | Running away from home, alcohol and drug-issue |
| Rosie Raven | 15 | East London | Truant, depressed as a result of being victim of bullying |
The third series followed a girls-only group with the principal activity being a single-extended hike. This series aired from 8 February 2006 on Channel 4. In addition, Brat Camp Unseen, a half-hour show with additional footage, was aired on E4.
Series 4
The fourth series that followed a girls-only group, Family Brat Camp, aired from 4 October 2006, and brings along the parents of the four children to make them take responsibility for their kids' behaviour at the SUWS wilderness program in Idaho.
UK Series 4: Aspen Family Camp, Idaho - Wilderness therapy| Name | From | Published problem |
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| Benjamin Tait, parents Jennifer and Matthew | Oxford | Drug issues, Expelled from school |
| Claire Sparrow, parents Dean and Sandy | Essex | Expelled/suspended from 1 school |
| Amanda Kenny, parents Sandra and Bill | Croydon | Drinking, stealing from parents |
| Rebecca Paramor, parents Mandi and Mark | Hebden Bridge | Drug issue |
Benjamin died of a drug overdose in 2009. [4]
Series 5
The fifth UK version aired October 2007. According to a statement on ANASAZI's homepage, [5] A special 21-day version of their normal 42-day program is being developed for television, after which Twenty Twenty Television will fund the remainder of the treatment if the parents and clinical staff consider it necessary.
UK Series 5: ANASAZI Foundation, Arizona - Wilderness therapy| Name | Published problem |
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| Natasha Whitlock, mother Montana | domestic problems caused by overindulgence [6] |
| Nicole Pear, mother Jackie | foul-mouthing, anger management |
| Chloe Weeks, mother Helen | drug and anger-issue |
| Laura Wardman, mother Del | disobedience |
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