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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has anyone ever tried to take their kid to a remote cabin somewhere for a few months - where they are completely away from drugs/alcohol and negative influences. No internet, no cell phones - just fresh air, lots of water and healthy activities (like hiking, swimming, reading, cooking). The first few weeks might be awful for them but after awhile wouldn't they start to adjust physically and mentally to being substance free? [/quote] And then what?[/quote] Get through the initial crisis. Establish some healthier outlets - exercising (running, rock climbing, swimming, kayaking). And then assess where you need to go from there. Counseling? 12 step meetings? Moving to another town/enrolling in a different school? Whatever you think you need to do.[/quote] Do you have any relatives that farm? Drop teen off at 7:00 am to work and pick teen up at 5:00 pm. Outside work is very therapeutic. Farmers wife brings out large lunch in middle of the day. Drive kid out to Frederick County farm and pick him up at end of day. There is a shortage of farm hands and outside work if very therapeutic. Believe me, kid will be too tired to party. The work is 6 days a week. My boyfriend worked summers in high school and college for a farmer baling hay, cleaning out silos, and painting the exterior bolts on silos.[/quote]
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