Anonymous wrote:I would try to maintain some level of respect and open communication with your son this summer. I've launched two sons and both went off the rails a bit the spring and summer before college.
Try finding a time to talk calmly and nonjudgmentally with your son about his MJ use. I'd come at it from a wellness perspective -- too much smoking, drinking or other drugging just isn't good for a person's physical or emotional health, and you want him to be successful as he starts this new chapter in his life. Also, there can be legal implications and it doesn't hurt to remind him that getting a criminal record, even a misdemeanor, will complicate his life no end. Maybe talk to his therapist and see if she has any suggestions about how you should approach this with him? If she doesn't have any helpful advice then I'd think about whether she is helping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is school/ work attendance and performance?
This is really the most important part.
Anonymous wrote:How is school/ work attendance and performance?
Anonymous wrote:I think the therapist is NOT your son's parent. I'd drug test if I wanted to
Anonymous wrote:I use to know a pot head named Steve Jobs who did quite well for himself.