and his psychiatrist said he suffered from affluenza.wanted to send him to was dewpoint academy. -- do port academy. -- newport academy. it is in orange county and connecticut founded by a young man named jamison munro who started the place when he was 28 shortly after he got out of rehab. it is probably the most luxurious rehab for adolescent you can imagine. carol: i am assuming you went there? bob: i visited the locations in connecticut and george county. -- and orange county. carol: walk us through what it is like. bob: there is psychotherapy, someone gets time with a horse. there is nutrition classes, massage therapy, yoga, meditation. as jamison munro told me, it is the sort of place where the hard work of trying to get at the root causes of your addiction can happen in the most comfortable way possible. oliver: horses, nutritional plans, these are things that i did not grow up with. these sound like things that affluent people are always around. how does a rehab center to combat that employee to very things that are already part o

david: and a rehab for people who suffer from affluenza.xplain that just ahead. ♪ carol: carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. oliver: and i'm oliver renick. some liberal nonprofits have seen a spike in donations since donald trump was elected president. carol: ira, tell us about sarah wechsler? what did she do shortly after the election? >> she is a 35-year-old freelancer in portland. a writer and started making donations to planned parenthood, the aclu, the council on american islamic nations, hundreds of dollars at a time. she gave away several hundred dollars right away. carol: sarah wechsler was just an ordinary voter like the rest of us? >> right. the reason you mention her she , is one of many people who quickly turned to various organizations, trying to opposed -- trying to oppose trump and his agenda. ofver: you give us examples donations that, while small they , do add up throughout a lot of people throughout the country. what is this order profile people doing this? are they always regular contributor

rehab: there is a special for sufferers of affluenza. >> affluenza is a very controversial term.ieve in affluenza. it is a term that gets thrown around a lot when talking about this place and other places like it. rich kids grow up in a world without any consequences. so, they don't learn responsibility. the actually suffer from some sort of psychiatric disorder. this is not a psychiatric disorder, but in court, it came case,this horrible the ethan couch case. he got in a drunk driving accident and kill people and his psychiatrist got up in court and said he suffered from affluenza. the rehab they wanted to send ethan couch to was to port academy.hat -- newport by a young man named jamison munro who started the place when he was 28. shortly after he himself got out of rehab. it's the most luxurious rehab for adolescents you can imagine i visited the locations in connecticut and orange county. there's equine assisted psychotherapy. everybody get some time with airports. --y are nutrition classes there are nutrition classes, yoga, meditation. it is the sort of place where the hard