You could--but you must know in advance that your "troubled teenager" will likely become more "troubled" without you. Kids need their parents, even during teenage years. But it can be rough. Rest assured, you can get through the 6 years that make up teen years (12 to 18). And be comforted that most teens turn out pretty well -- if you can just get through those 6 years.
Look around your community for adults you like and can trust, and who share an interest with your kid. For example, when my child was in the Robotics club at school, I found a retired engineer who agreed to meet with her for 30-45 minutes twice a week. When she joined the Orienteering Club, I asked an Army Recruiter to teach her how to use a compass and run a couple courses with her at the city park. "Mentors" can really help a child / teen to see the world differently, but under a parent's guidance.
It depends on where you live,look on google
When a teenager is declared a runaway in Tennessee, law enforcement may be notified and a search may be initiated to locate the teenager. The police will work to return the teenager to their guardian or to a safe environment. Parents or legal guardians may also seek assistance from social services or legal counsel to address the situation.
a psychiatrist or social worker
Examples of how you could improve the ways you encourage children's social skills
Sorry, but Pennsylvania is one of 15 states without an emancipation statute. There is no one to call for help with that. If you are not safe, contact your local social or child services.
Depends on where you are and what type of social services you need. Most social or welfare services can be found in the blue pages of your local phone book under social services.
The range of public services that are provided by the government for the benefit of the community are social services. Social services are aimed at promoting the welfare of others and include services for medical care, education, food subsidies, and housing.
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The Internet and social networking services have allowed
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The Social Services Bill was signed by the President of the United States.
National Council of Social Services was created in 1919.