At what point do you decide your teen needs a therapeutic treatment program? Taking action is a big decision, and one you probably shouldn't make alone.
The behavioral problems you see in your child may indicate deeper problems requiring immediate attention. If your teen suffers from a combination of the following behavioral problems, you should consider seeking professional help:
- Your child frequently defies authority and breaks rules
- Your child lacks the ability to properly communicate with others
- Your child receives exceptionally poor grades, or his or her academic performance is deteriorating quickly
- Your child lacks relationship-building skills with peers and authority figures
- Your child is an at risk youth, frequently taking risks that endanger his or her personal well being
- Your child has a low level of self-esteem
Gather Information Now on Therapeutic Treatment Programs. Many therapeutic treatment programs are available to your child, each with its own character and focus. Be sure the program you select meets the emotional, educational, and psychological needs of your teen.
A good first step is to speak with professionals in your community who can help you understand and evaluate your situation. The next step is to contact Three Springs.
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Does your teen need to be removed from his or her current environment to be successful? Is a Three Springs program the right option for your troubled teen? If so, which is the most appropriate? We can help you to get the help you need to answer these questions. We can offer referrals to families who need help to make educational and placement decisions.
At Three Springs, we provide honest answers as to whether your child requires residential treatment. We take into account your child's past behavior, attitude and actions. Our referral counselors will provide you with information about Three Springs therapeutic programs and answer your questions about how our services may benefit you, your child and your family.
From Parents of Program Graduate
"[Our son] wrote about New Dominion for his college essay, and described how it had changed his life. I often think that it saved his life."
