When a child begins going through adolescence, it can become a difficult time in both them and their parent’s lives. It is during this stage of development that a child stops thinking of their parents as people who can answer all of their questions. They start to listen more to their peer group and their surrounding environment. While this is a normal part of the developmental process that should not be seen as a bad sign in and of itself, there are times when it can lead to trouble. It takes wisdom and patience to spot the signs of troubled teens, and to deal with them in a way that is effective, rather than counterproductive.
It is important for parents to keep tabs on what their teenagers are doing. They should allow them to explore and grow on their own, but they should always be aware of what it is that there children are doing. When they lay down a set of rules, they need to stick to them. If rules and curfews are broken, then the parent should make sure that there are appropriate consequences. This is to ensure that their child does not test the limits and become a troubled teen.
Parents should look for signs of trouble. Among these are changes in appetite, grades, clothing, and attitude. There may be changes in their sleep schedule as well. Parents should communicate openly with their teens, and make every effort to meet their friends.
If a child shows signs of becoming a troubled teen such as constant rule breaking, alcohol, and drug abuse, then there are outpatient counseling options that can do a great deal to improve their situation. If this is not enough, there are more intensive inpatient programs that can be more effective for especially troubled teens. These types of programs are typically covered by insurance.
As a last resort, parents can send their child to a residential treatment center where they will receive care and behavioral instructing for a period of about six to nine months. These facilities and camps often include educational programs unique to their student’s needs as well.
Troubled teens can create a lot of worry in the family, but as long as you approach the situation with a positive mindset the problem can be resolved.
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