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I’m Afraid That It’s NOT A Phase: Signs Your Troubled Boy Needs Help

I’m Afraid That It’s NOT A Phase: Signs Your Troubled Boy Needs Help

It’s very normal for parents to think that their son is simply going through a phase, because it’s hard to accept that they need help, but if you’re afraid that it’s not a phase with your child, there are certain signs that this is true. It’s fairly normal for teens to go through a small rebellion or have a negative attitude during their youth, because there are many changes going on in their lives. However, there are lots of actions that troubled teens can exhibit that indicate that they need professional assistance, and that it’s a bigger problem.

Don’t hesitate to get your child help if you believe their bad behavior could be lasting. Liahona Academy seeks to assist young men with whatever mental health or behavioral issues they have, so call us today at 1-855-587-1416.

Indicators That Your Teen Needs Help

The main sign that your teen is going through something that’s not just a stage is that the actions are continuing and and that they don’t respond when their parents attempt to intervene. For example, if your son starts skipping classes and you warn him not to, yet he continues this action, it might start to develop into something beyond a stage. It’s very important to intervene and seek professional treatment before the behavior does become permanent. There are certain behaviors that tend to develop into bigger problems that parents should be sure to watch out for. These include drug and alcohol use, stealing, bullying, skipping school, and finding a new and untrustworthy group of friends. If your son is doing any of these things, it may become a problem that requires professional treatment, in which case parents should seek it out as soon as they see fit.

How Liahona Academy Helps Teens

All of the issues discussed above are areas that Liahona Academy specializes in. You can be sure that your child will receive the best help available through our facility. If you have any questions about what we can do for your son, or you are ready to enroll, please call us at 1-855-587-1416.

 

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