Helping parents to help her son in drug rehabilitation centers.
1. Why would a young person seeking pleasure through what brings harm upon himself?
2. Why would a young person’s individual problem becomes a family problem?
3. Why would parents, trying to do the best for your child overcome the problem, which often make things worse?
The answer to these three questions about the drug rehabilitation centers is that addiction and substance abuse are extremely disconcerting. The affliction begins to mix individual for the role he unwittingly played the teenager through a set of self-destructive patterns, often sending mixed messages to parents and creating contradictions that are difficult to understand them.
• What the child says ( “I promise to return early”) (the teenager constantly late returning home).
• What the child says ( “I’m not using drugs”) is not exactly what he means (the teenager “just” using alcohol).
• What the child says ( “I did not do”) is not really the truth (the teenager did).
• What the child says ( “I want to get my development”) is unrelated to their actions (spend time on anything but studying).
