I have checked into some of these kind of retreat programs and they ask for 20,000 to 30,000 dollars for 12 weeks and they tell you to hold fund raisers to get the money to enroll the kids. How is that helping? Insurance doesn't cover that. She has gone to church and she enjoyed it but then her friends influenced her back to their fold. She will not break the ties with these so-called friends and of course as I have stated what I say has absolutely no influence on her at all.
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Out of Control Teen
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Your going to have to force her. I'm sure it's going to be tough and hard, but if you love her you'll do whatever you can. She's 15 in three years she'll be and adult, if she continues to walk the road she has been, she could end up in a lot more trouble.
Here are some sites I have found, hopefully they will be able to help you.
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Hope these help and good luck.
Here are some sites I have found, hopefully they will be able to help you.
http://www.troubledteenhelp.com/214.html
Who Might Benefit From Our Services
ADD, ADHD, Bipolar, Dual Diagnosis students seeking specialized programs and services
Parents facing sleepless nights anticipating the next phone call concerning the fate of their child
Parents looking to place their child into a residential treatment center or wilderness program
Troubled teens who are runaways
Students battling eating disorders (Anorexia or Bulimia)
Students considering an independent boarding school
Students dealing with alcohol or drug abuse
Students exhibiting oppositional defiant behaviors such as ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder)
Students involved in the juvenile justice and/or legal system
Students seeking an additional academic challenge
Students threatening suicide and/or involved in cutting
Students who are depressed
Students who are underachieving
Students who have behavioral or emotional issues
Students with mild to severe learning differences and/or disabilities
Students with special needs
Troubled teens needing specialized placement
Troubled young adults 18 and over who need transitional care assistance
http://www.helpmyteen.com/index.html?kw=misc&src=ga
this program offers
20 years of academic and professional experience. Consulting with and assisting families of adolescents for over 12 years.
Continuing and ongoing communication and relationship with many past clients. 96% parent satisfaction rate.
100% attention given to the needs of the family and the child. Small office with confidential and attentive staff.
24-hours, 7 days a week availability.
Cost effective and immediate solutions. Funding Available.
Assists in the fulfilling of parental responsibility to the adolescent who is noncompliant.
Network of families and students who are willing to communicate with others regarding their experience with Help My Teen.
Close association with several specialty boarding schools and behavior programs.
http://www.troubledteenschools.com/
http://www.troubledteen101.com/
Hope these help and good luck.
stealth2
Under the Radar Member
Also check out http://www.redcliffascent.com/ . They'll help with trying to get insurance to pay part of it, and they also help with finding loan sources.
She was out of control then and I thought that her being with my ex-husband and her brothers, because he was raising them very well, would be better for her. I was trying to give her a better upbringing because all we ever did was argue and fight and she was always in trouble. Counsellors suggested that she needed something different and that was what they suggested. When she got there she was good for 2 yrs then started acting up there until finally he couldn't take it anymore. She ran away from him nine times and if you read any of the other posts you will see the other things she got into trouble for.
Why not ask your ex-husband to help pay, it is his kid too. Or get a loan from the bank. Or call one of these places, explain your situation and see what they can work out for you.
Your kid is in trouble, this probably will not just go away. You said she liked going to church, that's a good sign, it means that she's not too far gone to seek help. But the longer you wait the worse it will get. I'm sure there is some place out there that will work with you to help get her some help.
Your kid is in trouble, this probably will not just go away. You said she liked going to church, that's a good sign, it means that she's not too far gone to seek help. But the longer you wait the worse it will get. I'm sure there is some place out there that will work with you to help get her some help.
My ex has severed his ties with her as far as he is concerned. Wants nothing more to do with her. He has done everything he is going to do. He is still legally obligated however because I have not legally adopted her back. Funding is a problem there also. Anyhow, I haven't seen nor spoken with my daughter now for two days. Once again she is gone with the wind and her friends seem to be covering for her. Cops have been notified now I once again play the waiting game.