Wilderness Therapy, a renowned wilderness therapy program for troubled teens, has recently found itself embroiled in a legal battle as allegations of misconduct and negligence surface. The BlueFire Wilderness lawsuit alleges a range of concerning practices and violations at the BlueFire Wilderness Therapy Program in Idaho. The lawsuit claims children are denied basic communication rights, forced to wear restrictive clothing year-round regardless of weather, given inadequate access to hygiene, and restricted from speaking with legal counsel or advocates. These allegations have sparked an investigation and renewed calls for greater oversight and accountability in the wilderness therapy industry, to ensure the rights and wellbeing of vulnerable children are properly protected.