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About Truth Forward Media Group
Our Story
Truth Forward Media Group was born out of one survivor’s fight to speak out and expose the troubled-teen industry. That fight became a book. That book broke the silence with truth. And that truth is surging forward as a significant media platform committed to bringing truth back to the table, front and center. Get ready because speaking truth changes everything.
Featured Book
Selling Sanity: the Troubled-Teen Industry, the Insane Profits, and the Kids Who Pay the Price
This groundbreaking debut combines a personal survival story with a fearless investigative exposé into the troubled-teen industry. It’s both testimony and warning. It's a call to protect the vulnerable and a demand for accountability. Written by a survivor who lived it, this book doesn’t just recount—it reveals. With first-hand insight an
This groundbreaking debut combines a personal survival story with a fearless investigative exposé into the troubled-teen industry. It’s both testimony and warning. It's a call to protect the vulnerable and a demand for accountability. Written by a survivor who lived it, this book doesn’t just recount—it reveals. With first-hand insight and journalistic rigor, Corey Jentry, Ph.D., takes readers inside an industry that has abused and inflicted trauma on too many of our kids and silenced their voices for too long.
Coming winter, 2026
The Shape of Truth: Living Honestly in a World of Lies
We’re living through a time when truth is treated as optional. Public language bends toward performance more than honesty, and lies are spoken boldly. In such a world, telling the truth—even in small, personal ways—becomes not only an act of courage, but an act of resistance. The truth this book seeks doesn’t begin in headlines or politic
We’re living through a time when truth is treated as optional. Public language bends toward performance more than honesty, and lies are spoken boldly. In such a world, telling the truth—even in small, personal ways—becomes not only an act of courage, but an act of resistance. The truth this book seeks doesn’t begin in headlines or politics. It begins somewhere much more intimate. It begins in the bones and muscles and cells of our own bodies. This truth does not shout or brand itself. It lives in the breath, in the tension we carry, in the subtle betrayals we commit against ourselves. We avoid it not out of malice but out of fear—fear of what it might undo, fear of what it might ask of us. To live truthfully is not first about what we say, but how we are.