Meg Appelgate - Suggested Interview Questions

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Meg Appelgate

Suggested Interview Questions

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As a survivor and now a frequent media expert on the Troubled Teen Industry, what motivated you to share your story in your memoir, “Becoming UNSILENCED”?
Can you describe some of the key challenges you faced during your time in TTI programs and how those experiences shaped your advocacy today?
In your opinion, what are some of the most critical issues or misconceptions surrounding the Troubled Teen Industry that you hope to dispel through your book?
How did writing “Becoming UNSILENCED” impact your personal healing journey, and what advice would you give to others considering sharing their own stories of trauma?
As the CEO of Unsilenced, can you discuss the mission of your nonprofit and the initiatives you're currently focusing on to advocate for reform within the TTI?
What are some common warning signs that families should be aware of when considering placement in a TTI facility for their child, based on your own experiences and research?
Your advocacy work has gained attention from celebrities like Paris Hilton. How have these endorsements helped amplify your message, and what role do you see celebrity influence playing in advocacy efforts?
What impact do you hope “Becoming UNSILENCED” will have on policymakers and the public perception of institutional child abuse?
Could you share a pivotal moment or story from your book that encapsulates the urgency of reform within the TTI and the resilience of survivors?
As someone deeply involved in both advocacy and nonprofit management, how do you balance the emotional toll of your work with the practical aspects of leading Unsilenced?
What advice would you give to parents who are navigating the challenges of finding appropriate support and treatment for their troubled teens, without resorting to TTI facilities?
Looking ahead, what are your hopes for the future of Unsilenced, and what milestones do you envision achieving in the next few years in the fight against institutional child abuse?

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